Annual 433 AW Port Dawg Memorial Run
- Date Sun 4th May 2025
- Location San Antonio, Texas
- Price Free
- Races 2 races
- Distances 5km
Event summary
Join us for the Annual 433 AW Port Dawg Memorial Run on Sunday, May 4, 2025, in the vibrant city of San Antonio, Bexar. This heartfelt event honors the brave fallen Active Duty, Guard, and Reserve Air Transportation teammates, affectionately known as Port Dawgs, who have served in the Air Force over the past year.
The memorial run has blossomed into a cherished tradition within the Air Transportation community, serving as a powerful reminder of the sacrifices made by these dedicated Airmen. Originating from a memorial run held in 2013 for Technical Sgt. Curtis E. EcCleston, this event has grown to unite Port Dawgs from around the globe. Participants will have the chance to connect with fellow service members, share stories, and celebrate the spirit of camaraderie that defines the Air Force. Whether you’re running in memory of a loved one or simply to show your support, the Port Dawg Memorial Run is a meaningful occasion that promises to inspire and uplift. Don’t miss this opportunity to honor our heroes and strengthen the bonds of our community!
The memorial run has blossomed into a cherished tradition within the Air Transportation community, serving as a powerful reminder of the sacrifices made by these dedicated Airmen. Originating from a memorial run held in 2013 for Technical Sgt. Curtis E. EcCleston, this event has grown to unite Port Dawgs from around the globe. Participants will have the chance to connect with fellow service members, share stories, and celebrate the spirit of camaraderie that defines the Air Force. Whether you’re running in memory of a loved one or simply to show your support, the Port Dawg Memorial Run is a meaningful occasion that promises to inspire and uplift. Don’t miss this opportunity to honor our heroes and strengthen the bonds of our community!
Organiser's Description
The memorial run honors fallen Active Duty, Guard, and Reserve Air Transportation teammates, known as Port Dawgs, from across the Air Force over the past year and has become a significant tradition within the Air Transportation community.
In 2011, the Air Transportation Community experienced a tragic loss of Technical Sgt. Curtis E. EcCleston and it 2013, the Port Dawgs at Kadena Air Base held a memorial run in honor of Curtis. This event would become an annual event held at other units across the world and career field. EcCleston's aunt and uncle, Sharon and Michael Jay Loving, attended the PDMR ceremony.
The PDMR honors the sacrifices made by Air Transportation Airmen and serves as a unifying event for the Air Force and Port Dawg community said, Lt. Col. Juan Pizarro, 305th Aerial Port Squadron Commander. It symbolizes the camaraderie and solidarity among our Airmen and provides an opportunity for current and former service members to connect, share experiences, and support one another.
In 2011, the Air Transportation Community experienced a tragic loss of Technical Sgt. Curtis E. EcCleston and it 2013, the Port Dawgs at Kadena Air Base held a memorial run in honor of Curtis. This event would become an annual event held at other units across the world and career field. EcCleston's aunt and uncle, Sharon and Michael Jay Loving, attended the PDMR ceremony.
The PDMR honors the sacrifices made by Air Transportation Airmen and serves as a unifying event for the Air Force and Port Dawg community said, Lt. Col. Juan Pizarro, 305th Aerial Port Squadron Commander. It symbolizes the camaraderie and solidarity among our Airmen and provides an opportunity for current and former service members to connect, share experiences, and support one another.
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