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  1. Wendy Allen says:

    What a beautiful soul, my cousin Kristen…Love you and miss you daily.

  2. Satch says:

    P.S. I belive that “Jeff and the Guinness” are points of strength.

    • Weldon says:

      “The better person line” forms behind you Scott, Thanks! Thanks for all the support over the years!

  3. Satch says:

    Love ya buddy. You are so much better a person than I could even hope to be. Inspiration.

  4. Germaine says:

    Weldon,
    This is such a beautiful tribute to honor Kristen. I am amazed and inspired by your strength and so proud to be your friend. I wish I could have gotten to know Kristen better, but her warmth and spirit always shined through in her letters to me. I would always say wow, this girl has been through so much, and is still going through so much, but somehow always finds the time to write letters to me, someone she never met. “It could have been me/us” will stay with me forever and in all that I do. My thoughts and prayers are with you always. I know you will do this. Enjoy the ride and stay away from Jeff and the Guinness =) Love ya, Germaine

  5. Tony says:

    Weldon,

    Just getting back to work this wk.
    Got really sick this wk/end 102ish fever for two days.
    Don’t know if that’s what triggered my subconscious or not but, I kept flashing back to the Booty Loop Ride that will be going on this wk/end and of course Kristen.
    The Booty Loop images were going round and round the Booty Loop in the pouring down rain.
    No big deal there.
    But the images of Kristen was of her smile, I kept seeing a big happy smile.
    I really haven’t thought about her much this past year, but for some reasons I kept seeing her smile.
    The thing that’s strange is I don’t ever remember thinking she had a unusually nice or happy smile.
    Weldon she’s smiling down on you.
    Be safe, enjoy the ride, your a good man.
    I’m just the messenger.

    Hope all is well,
    Tony

  6. David says:

    Hi Weldon. It was great to meet you this weekend.
    Thanks for pulling me into the “Grey Train” for that last hour! That will be one of my most vivid memories of this unforgettable event.

  7. weldonweaver says:

    Continued:
    I pulled anther ‘century’ this afternoon; that’s another 100 miles. My 24 hour total was 250 miles + a 3 mile parade lap at the finish. There was time when the achievement was in jeopardy. I needed to ride another 25 miles in an hour and 45 minutes. My lap times were slowing, I was almost out of water and a pit stop would be costly. As I stopped for water I saw the Donald Haak team , aka “the gray train” go by. I joined the group and the miles started piling up. I reached 250 mile with 15 minutes to spare. I took a break then joined the parade lap. I owe many thanks for today’s century to the monster pulls of Scott, Jan and Brian of the gray train, David and his cheering girl and Rollin.

  8. Weldon says:

    Continued:
    After a shower and some food (Dinner#1) I went back out there. I rode at leeast 50 miles on a fixed gear bike (42×15) . That makes the total over 150 miles (100 road/50 fixed. THanks to Claire, Rollin and Kevin for the great twighlight ride.

  9. Weldon says:

    Just a quick note.

    I hit 100 miles just after 1am. I got in great rides with Rollin and Kevin, Bates and the Donald Haack team. My motivation is very high, I feel amazing. Thanks for all the support!!

    Weldon

  10. Bob says:

    Ride like the wind for Kristen!

  11. Squege says:

    Weldon,
    Thanks for letting us all be a part of something very special in memory of Kristen. All of us who had the pleasure of being part of your lives know that you’ve made Kristen’s love and energy a part of you that you will carry forever. The fact that you are willing to share it with everyone thru this great event will keep it alive with the rest of us too. Good Luck and ride safe!

  12. Aunt Julie says:

    Weldon, I can’t thank you enough for all that you do in Kristen’s memory and for the overall cause of the cure for cancer. As her aunt, I have so many wonderful memories of babysitting her when she was little and she has always been a very special creation of God. We love you and miss you and hope that your life is going well.
    Again, thank you for all that you did for her when she was alive, and also for what you are doing in her memory.
    Love you always,

  13. Beverly says:

    Good luck Weldon. Sorry I could not make it this year. I know you’ll ride hard for all of us who missed the cut off.

  14. Wes and Donna says:

    Message about Charity Double Points Benefit Tournament for 24 Hours of Booty Benefit

    Everybody,

    Thanks so much for participating today. I will update the points soon. Congratulations to our winners:

    Mike – 15
    Weldon – 25
    Debbie – 35
    Me – can i congratulate myself….45
    Meredith – 55

    And to our newcomers who did very well – Heather and Crystal. Hope to see you again at the table.

    Have a great week and thanks again. Together we contributed over $400.

    Pleasant Poker

  15. Vinny and Dagmar says:

    I’m happy to help out. Have fun. We love you.

  16. Lauren says:

    Good luck

  17. Anthony says:

    Weldon:
    “It could have been me.” Man, that’s heap-powerful stuff, and words we should all carry with us wherever we go. We very recently had a close call with cancer in our family, so the timing of this hits home in a Big Scary Way. Belated as they may be, particularly considering how many times we’ve sat across from one another at the poker table, please accept my condolences on your loss. Good luck, ride safe, and hopefully I’ll see you at the tables (if not over a pint of Guinness) soon.
    –Anthony

  18. Lisa and Sal says:

    Weldon, Finally got a chance to visit your site. It is so beautiful and worth all the time you spent on it.Good Luck. Can’t wait to see you at the race. Love, Mom & Dad

  19. Casey Thompson says:

    Weldon,

    This is a wonderful tribute that you do every year. I hope you are able to continue it. Please let me know if there is anything else I can do to help you out this year.

    I never met Kristen, but from all of the stories you’ve told me, and the things that I have heard about her, I know she was an amazing woman. I wish I could have known her.

    Keep up the good work. You are an inspiration to us all. Not everyone is strong enough to go through what you did and make the effort you are making now. You are helping a lot of people who don’t have the strength.

    Every day we get closer to a cure.

  20. tsdyess57 says:

    Weldon,
    Lindsey are going to try to be there. We are so proud of you and love you so much
    Your thoughts and memories of Kristen has help me accept and handle my grief
    She was so special to us and she was a good listener I have never removed my necklace that says “The heart aways remember” I never want to forget about
    she was special What I have to say to you I know you can do this your heart
    and love for Kristen is in it Keith,Lindsey,Larry,Tiffany & My grandchildren have faith
    in you So my God keep you and bless you Weldon

    Keith & Terri Dyess

    and……. Kristen Faith my granddaughter
    Kristen’s namesake

  21. Kathy and Ray says:

    For our dearest Weldon and Kristen. The heart always remembers and we are with you always. May God bless you and keep you always.

  22. Ray Matheny says:

    Go Weldon….!

  23. Billy says:

    Ride on, dude, with God Speed!
    All the best!

  24. Gail and Gene says:

    GOOD LUCK WELDON
    GAIL& GENE

  25. Casey says:

    Donated in memory of Sandra Rodefeld

  26. Rudy says:

    WE ARE WITH YOU IN SPIRIT

  27. fiercewoman says:

    This is such a lovely site and a heartfelt tribute, Weldon. We will support you in all ways possible. Can those of us that didn’t make into the event ride some loops of support around your house, maybe? Or freedom park, even? 😉 We’ll be there regardless…
    -donna

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