JUPITER, Fla. — Approximately 200 runners participated in the 10th annual Kaitlin's Angel Run this morning, honoring Kaitlin Kazanjian, who was killed by a speeding driver in 2003.
The event raises funds to support law enforcement families, with proceeds directed toward scholarships and medical costs for union members not covered by insurance, according to John Kazanjian, her father and president of the local PBA.
“It's just my therapy. Two years ago my wife passed away from cancer, so we kind of make a cancer fund out of that also now,” Kazanjian stated.
The race continues to grow, with participants vying for a chance to win a three-day weekend at a resort in the Bahamas.
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