Kyle & Jeremy's Run for AUTISM!

So my son, Kyle, and I are 2+ weeks into our preparations for Kyle's 1st ever 5k race.  Training is going great, and I couldn't be more proud of him, but the best part of all is yet to come...we've decided to make this not only a great physically healthy and fantastic father-son bonding experience, but better yet, Kyle has learned the true value of "doing a mitzvah" and the "truly important things in life" like HELPING OTHERS!

We spent a lot of time talking about how lucky our entire family of 4 are to be healthy, happy, and blessed with so much good fortune on all fronts.  Moreover, we've all (Lily and Stacy included) focused a lot on not taking things for granted and trying to learn more, help out, and support those who may be equally great, smart, strong, and wonderful people, but less fortunate than us in certain ways.

Yes, as you all likely know, I could go on forever, but I'll spare you a bit here.  The ultimate reason for this posting is that I'm so proud of Kyle for choosing to make our run really count by raising funds for Autism Society of America in honor of our truly wonderful and deeply loved cousin, Michael Glucoft.  He, and his amazing family, have risen far above the daily challenge each and every day making Michael's Autism a tremendous positive and inspiring story for all of us rather than the much easier and commonly followed alternative path.  

For those of you interested, I promise to follow-up with much more details on all the unbelievable accomplishments achieved by Michael, his phenomenal sister, Amanda, and his sincerely heroic parents, Gary and Lynn to date (these accomplishments never seem to end as they do more and more great things everytime we are in touch to hear from them)!

In the meantime, we'd greatly appreciate any/all donations you could please make to support this great cause and make life just a little easier/better both now and for countless years to come for those not quite as fortune as all of us!

Thanks, in advance, for your time and support!

Love,
Jeremy and Kyle Shubach