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The Judy Flannery Memorial Fund was established following the tragic death of the first Women's Commission chair in 1997. This 501(c)(3) organization is devoted to supporting talented master women triathletes and honoring those who have contributed meaningfully to our sport. The fund and the Women's Commission continually support ongoing activities to honor Judy's memory.
  

Spirit of Judy Flannery Award

The second mission of the Fund is the presentation of the Spirit of Judy Flannery Award at the Women's Masters Breakfast at The National Triathlon Age Group Championships, this year in Shreveport, Louisiana in October. Nominations for this award are now open and letters of recommendation should be sent again to Celeste Callahan. Nominees should best represent those special qualities of Judy Flannery, among them: excellence in multi-sport, high moral character, and a demonstration of "giving back" to the sport

Past Winners:  Dottie Dorian, Clarinda Brueck, Kate Knight-Perry, Celeste Callahan, Sue Falsey
 

 

Judy Flannery Scholarship

The Judy Flannery Memorial Scholarship to a female masters triathlete or duathlete who has qualified to participate in her sport's world championship but has not the means to attend and compete. For the 2003 season, awards will be funded for the national and world championships in both sports. Applications, with three letters of recommendation and race resume, should detail need. They may be sent to : Celeste Callahan, 190 High Street, Denver, CO 80218. All applications are due: for duathlon nationals, by May 1; for duathlon worlds, by July 1; for triathlon nationals by September 1; for triathlon worlds by October 1

Past Winners: Susan Bradley-Cox, Amy Williams
 

The Judy Flannery Memorial Fund The Judy Flannery Memorial Fund, honoring the unequaled Grand Masters multi sport athlete killed in 1997 in a tragic bike accident, will be co-chaired this year by two of Judy’s closest friends: Robert Vigorito and Celeste Callahan.  Co-Chairs are: Celeste Callahan (CelCall@aol.com) and Robert Vigorito (vigorman@comcast.net).  
Robert Vigorito, from Columbia, Maryland  is a Race Director/Producer and USATMA Regional President.  Celeste Callahan, Denver, is a co-founder of the Fund, a member of the USAT Women’s Commission, and founder, as per one of Judy’s last requests of her, of Team CWW, the largest grassroots novice triathlon training program in the country.  Together they will assure that JFMF continues Judy’s legacy on helping and encouraging  women in the multi-sport arena.
Training log Celeste sells a log/manual for novice triathletes.  All proceeds go the Judy Flannery Memorial Fund.  Email  CelCall@aol.com for more information.
Tributes  These describe other tributes to Judy.
Judy's Time, an award winning documentary

 
Team Flannery, a bike ride in Judy's memory
How to Contribute:  The mailing address for donations this year is:
Judy Flannery Memorial Fund
c/o Celeste Callahan
190 High Street
Denver, CO  80218 
or
Contributions can be sent and made payable to:
The Columbia Triathlon Ass’n, Inc./ JFMF
 c/o Robert Vigorito
 6662 Windsor Court
 Columbia, MD 21044. 
The Judy Flannery Memorial Fund JFMF accepts donations and contributions from the multisport community. Please see the web site of The Columbia Triathlon Ass’n at www.tricolumbia.org For further info on how you may help: contact Celeste at CelCall@aol.com or Robert at vigorman@comcast.net

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For more information on USA Triathlon's Women's Commission, please contact: Sherri Wattenbarger, co- chair 2005, at Sherri.Wattenbarger@usdoj.gov or Ashley Rosilier, co-chair 2005, at ashley@rungearrun.com.  If you are interested in a position within the Women's Commission for 2005or would like to organize a specific women's-oriented program, please email one of us with details as soon as possible.