After retiring at 55, he promised himself to take better care of his health. His runs now became a regular part of his life. He was soon competing in races against much younger runners. Then he was bitten by the marathon bug. It was a personal challenge.
Age is no barrier.
My progress has been steady through the years. With each marathon I was able to run a little bit faster. The marathon is not about speed but about going the distance. He doesn't know when he will call it quits. As long as the Lord give me good health and I have stamina, I will continue to run for my life - to stay fit and healthy.