This will be Katie's 15th Falmouth Road Race and first as a member of the Glen Doherty Memorial Foundation team. She previously ran the Boston Marathon in 2017 as a qualified runner and is honored to now represent a Foundation whose mission has been familiar for many years. Through a connection with North Shore Timing, Katie first learned about Team GDMF when the company timed the Foundation’s annual 5K/10K in Winchester. Inspired by Glen Doherty’s legacy of service and sacrifice, she is proud to run in his memory while supporting the Foundation’s mission of helping current and former Special Operations personnel and their families successfully transition to civilian life.

Though not in the military himself, Tom's dad was in the Navy during the Cuban Missile crisis. Tom currently works at Joint Base Cape Cod as an electrician for the Massachusetts Army and Air National Guard. He works alongside men and women in uniform and sees the dedication of their service every day; he sees his running in honor of Glen and others in uniform as a privilege.

"Thank you for contributing to this Great Foundation, this will be my 3rd year running it. The men and women of the Special Operators deserve the best once their commitment is up so they can live a prosperous life!"

Kristin and Tom are founders of the GDMF and both sit on the Board. Kristin has captained teams for both the Falmouth Road Race and Boston Marathon. This is her 15th year in fundraising. She is joined by her speedster kiddos Maggie, Drew & Conor. For the Donahues, GDMF has always been a family affair!

Amy is proud to be running the Falmouth Road Race in support of the Glen Doherty Memorial Foundation. After learning about Glen Doherty’s life and sacrifice through the film 13 Hours, she was inspired by his legacy of service and commitment to others. While her running experience has mostly been local 5Ks, she is honored to take on the challenge of the Falmouth Road Race to help raise funds for a cause she believes in. Amy is grateful for the opportunity to support the Foundation’s mission and would greatly appreciate any donation to help make a meaningful impact.

Matthew is proud to be running the Falmouth Road Race in support of the Glen Doherty Memorial Foundation, with a goal of raising $1,500 to help advance the Foundation's mission. Inspired by the life and legacy of Glen Doherty—a retired Navy SEAL who made the ultimate sacrifice while serving his country—Matthew is honored to support an organization dedicated to helping current and former Special Operations personnel and their families successfully transition to civilian life.

Joseph is honored to be running the Falmouth Road Race in support of the Glen Doherty Memorial Foundation. Though he did not know Glen personally, his story and sacrifice resonates with him as a fellow combat veteran, also from the Winchester community. Joseph cares deeply about the mission of GDMF and is proud to be running in Glen’s honor. He is grateful for the opportunity to carry forward Glen’s spirit of service and commitment.

Sean is proud to once again run the Falmouth Road Race in support of the Glen Doherty Memorial Foundation, honoring Glen’s legacy and advancing its mission to help military personnel successfully transition to civilian life. Sean has a deep connection to the military—his grandfather served, and several of his close friends and college teammates are now SEALs. His participation reflects his enduring respect for those who serve and his commitment to giving back.