Perhaps the most creative race day experience came from David Hagen, who found himself a 26.2 mile route that started at our TB12 Center in Foxboro and ended at TB12 Boston. David completed his TB12 to TB12 trek in an impressive 3 hours and 54 minutes, and was greeted by his cheering family on Boylston Street. 
Our other virtual marathon finishers included returning runner Will DiTullio, who ran the traditional Boston Marathon route alongside teammates Chris Federico and Tushar Raval. Kyle Grusmark and Scott Kingsley each also finished their virtual races on Boylston Street. Diana Brennan took a very unique approach, and ran 29 loops around Patuisset Island on Cape Cod – with the help of family and friends who ran and biked alongside her every step of the way!

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Harry Kelleher ran throughout his hometown of Worcester, MA, where he was supported by a group of friends and family throughout the run. Mission Hills, Kansas native Chris Long was cheered on from start to finish by his wife and kids. With the support of TB12 Foundation teammates, family, and friends, Kendall McDonough crushed her first ever marathon in a time of 5 hours and 21 minutes. Victor Ramos, the team’s lone international representative, ran virtually in his home of Mexico City – it wasn’t the Boylston Street homecoming he had envisioned when he first joined the team, but it was certainly a first Boston Marathon experience he will never forget.

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On behalf of TB12 and the TB12 Foundation, we would like to sincerely congratulate this year’s runners for all of their success! Thank you all for your dedication to finishing this race – even in the face of so many unforeseen challenges – and for representing us so well at every turn.
We can’t wait to see you all at the finish line in 2021!

Congratulations to Our 2020 Team TB12 Foundation Virtual Boston Marathon Finishers!

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