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The Esme Kenney Memorial Scholarship is a fund started for the purpose of raising $10,000 in the memory of Fourteen year old Esme Kenney who was killed while jogging across the street from her house in Cincinnati. The money will be used to establish an SFA memorial scholarship at Miami University.

Posted by Tracy Featherstone | Oct 21st, 2009

I did it!...

Hello all. Sorry about the delayed marathon highlights! I posted details on facebook and then noticed that generosity was still coming my way via the blog. Thanks again for all your support and donations....

Posted by Tracy Featherstone | Sep 13th, 2009

Almost d-day!...

Hello all. First off, I ran 24 miles last weekend! I am finally thinking that this marathon thing is going to happen. I left the millage on my gps watch when I was finished (mostly because I just went...

Posted by Tracy Featherstone | Aug 23rd, 2009

Sorry it has been so long since the last post. I think traveling and running was all I could handle! I kept up with my training all through France and Italy. I arrived in Luxembourg on Friday evening....

Posted by Tracy Featherstone | Aug 7th, 2009

20 miles in Paris...

Hi all. 20 miles in Paris today!!! Yep I think that I may have run/walked/schlepped bags on just about every square inch of Paris. The run was scenic except for the fact that I made a cafe owner a...

Posted by Tracy Featherstone | Jul 27th, 2009

Grandma in a tube top...

You heard me!!! One snake. One granny ridding a bike in a tube top. 18 miles down after a full day of birthday partying. I’m still in the game. Now I just have to get myself to Paris on Friday.

Posted by Tracy Featherstone | Jul 25th, 2009

One ipod down....

I am trying to resuscitate it with my hairdryer as we speak. Well, you might be thinking that it serves me right for running out there in the rain. I’m not that crazy! I was all pumped and ready...

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Tracy Featherstone is an Associate Professor of Art at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio. She will be teaching on the Miami University Luxembourg campus Fall 2009. Featherstone met the Kenney family about 12 years ago. Lisa Kenney was a work colleague, companion, and artistic influence. Tom Kenney saved Featherstone’s life multiple times through his medical knowledge and good advice. Featherstone and husband (before we were married!), Craig Clements were one of Esme’s first babysitters.