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e have been working for many months on an update to the City of Jeffersontown website. The appearance is refreshed and more visually appealing. But the most important change is its user friendliness. Jeffersontown Mayor Bill Dieruf A key goal in the website revamp was to create an improved resource for our residents. The revised site makes it faster and easier for residents to obtain information and get questions answered. It’s also designed to be mobile friendly. In fact, a mobile app will be available, making it simpler to use the functions of the site on a cell phone. (The app can be downloaded at Apple’s App Store and the Google Play Store.) The new version of the City of Jeffersontown The revamped website will launch on website will Wednesday, June 1. We debut on encourage you to go online and check it out. Wednesday, Be sure to review the SeeClickFix function on the website. It is a quick way for resiJune 1. dents to submit non-emergency requests to city officials. Residents can submit photos of an issue that needs to be addressed, and the system will automatically add a geolocation tag that pinpoints the location. We’ll also have the ability to post important notifications so residents and city staff members are kept informed about existing issues. Residents can create an account on the City of Jeffersontown website, and they will be able to submit requests through their account, as a guest or anonymously. We are very pleased with the new functions of the website. We hope residents are as well. It’s amazing how the technological upgrades of the revamped website can help residents and city officials communicate more effectively and work together to improve our community.

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SUMMERFEST FEATURES FAMILY FUN AND CELEBRATION OF JEFFERSONTOWN’S 225TH ANNIVERSARY ON FRIDAY, JUNE 24 SummerFest 2022 will be held on Friday, June 24, at Veterans Memorial Park, 10707 Taylorsville Road, from 6 to 10 p.m. Admission is free. A variety of activities are planned with fun for the whole family. See a list of the activities and entertainment at right. The Soul Circus band will perform, adding to the festive atmosphere. The updated basketball court at

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the park will debut with a ribbon cutting ceremony at SummerFest. And there will be a History Booth at the event that will help residents learn about Jeffersontown through the years since its founding.. The evening concludes with a fireworks show that will begin shortly before 10 p.m. Bring the whole family to SummerFest and help celebrate the City of Jeffersontown’s 225th Anniversary!

ACTIVITIES • Basketball Tournament • Face Painters • Carnival Games • Balloon Artist • Caricature Artist • Kids Zone with slides and bouncy houses • History Booth • Food Trucks

‘JEFFERSONTOWN IN YOUR EYES’ PHOTO CONTEST GIVES RESIDENTS AN OPPORTUNITY TO SHOW WHAT THE CITY MEANS TO THEM In conjunction with the launch of its revamped website, the City of Jeffersontown is having a photo contest. With the “Jeffersontown In Your Eyes” photo contest, residents are encouraged to submit photos that paint a visual portrait of how they see their city. Contest categories are: people, places, activities (events), and what Jeffersontown means to you.

One submission per person per category will be allowed. More rules and details will be available on the photo contest page on the website on June 1. Photos can be submitted from June 1 to July 6. Winners will be announced on July 13. Information on prizes will be provided on the contest page on the website. Be ready to submit your photos. They may be displayed on the city’s website!

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The lifestyle is returning today in the form of multigenerational homes, also known as multi-gen or next-gen homes. Do an internet search on those terms and you will find a wealth of ideas related to the concept. With many 25- to 35-year-olds staying in their parents’ homes, and increasing numbers of boomers over 65, this leaves 40- to 60-year-olds providing for multiple generations under one roof. It is estimated that 64 million Americans live in multigenerational homes for reasons of practicality, affordability and quality time with family.

more memories for children, and having greater commitment in caregiving are just some of the relational benefits gained in a multigenerational home. There are many options.

member and respecting everyone’s needs and preferences for multigenerational living will guarantee harmony in your new home. Another step is to consult with a knowledgeable interior designer when you are still discussing layouts. The interior design community has developed special expertise for those seeking accommodations for aging in place. There are a multitude of design factors to be considered - sizes of doorways, bathroom accessibility, height of outlets, windows and shelving, the use of motorization on window treatments or seating, and more.

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One of a Kind JILL WRIGHT IS LIVING HER BEST LIFE

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Down syndrome occurs when the body produces an extra copy of chromosome 21. The CDC estimates that about 6,000 babies in the United States are born with Down syndrome each year. Jill’s mother Julie found out about Jill’s diagnosis when she was 20 weeks pregnant.

“I did a blood test and it came back as likely positive likely for Down syndrome,” Julie says. “I was shocked at the news. At that point in my life I didn’t have much of an understanding of Down syndrome. I called my husband Dan and we met at home. There were some tears because of the Writer / Renee Larr unknown. Dan told me he was going to be Photography Provided a baseball or softball coach anyway, so now Jill Wright is booked and busy like any other he would be a Special Olympics coach. We were pretty much OK from there.” 21-year-old. She spends time with friends, volunteers, acts and works. She is attending In utero, Jill was diagnosed with a heart college classes at Bellarmine University in the fall. The only difference between Jill and defect called atrioventricular canal defect. any other young adult is that she has Down Julie was given a 78% chance of miscarrying. Julie and Dan were more worried about the syndrome. 10 / JUNE 2022 / TownePost.com

heart defect and potential of losing their child than the Down syndrome diagnosis. “We didn’t care about the delays she might have in the future,” Julie says. “We were focused on doing everything we could to help her survive. As the months went by, Jill and I had many tests done. They couldn’t hear her heartbeat on many occasions, so we would get an ultrasound almost every week. The great part about all that craziness was I got pictures of her.” The couple spent time meeting with doctors and researching Down syndrome. They wanted to provide Jill with the best tools possible after birth. She was born three weeks early on October 8, weighing in at 8 pounds, 2 ounces. Jill’s birth weight was higher than other babies with Down syndrome, which helped Jill’s survival. At six weeks old, Jill developed a fever and was admitted to the hospital. She was

sent home a week later only to suffer from congestive heart failure. The terrifying incident landed the Wright family back at the hospital. Jill’s doctor performed a heart catheterization, taking photos of the inside of her heart. This helped doctors develop a plan to repair her heart. Jill underwent open-heart surgery the following day, which lasted more than six hours.

Jill has performed the national anthem in ASL at various military and charity events, performed songs in ASL for a Linkin’ Bridge concert at the Brown Theatre, and for J.D. Shelburne benefitting Angels In Disguise. She even teaches ASL to 3- and 4-year-olds at Down Syndrome of Louisville. In 2019 Jill started working part time as the assistant to the theater department director at Mercy Academy. She auditioned for a role in the school’s production of “Godspell” and made quite the impression on Amanda Simmons, director of theater. She was cast in “Godspell” and later “Peter Pan.” Simmons loves Jill’s willingness to advocate for herself and take a chance on something new.

Jill spent much of her childhood dealing with different medical diagnoses while leading a reasonably normal life. She started therapy at Down Syndrome of Louisville at 19 days old, and group activities at 18 months old. Her family took her to and from therapy and doctor’s appointments for years. All the time spent shuttling Jill around led to a happy, healthy and thriving teenager. “One thing I love about Jill is her positivity,” Simmons says. “When she first started, she would talk to my students about what it “I started teaching Jill the basics of means to have Down syndrome and how American Sign Language when she was she wanted to be treated. We had an open around two months old,” Julie says. “As she discussion and she wasn’t afraid to say grew older, Jill expanded her use of ASL.” anything. She told them she wanted to be

treated just like them. I think it was good for my students to see and hear. She also has a great sense of humor. We laugh so much when we’re together. My students love her.” She works two days per week organizing, categorizing and logging scripts. Additionally, she works with Mercy Academy students on their monologues, providing feedback. The outgoing young adult loves to volunteer for local organizations like Down Syndrome of Louisville, Angels In Disguise, and Butterfly Backpacks, which provides necessities and encouraging notes to women at The Healing Place. “I just love helping other people,” Jill says. “It’s important to me to help anyone that needs it, and I have fun when I help them.” Her parents describe her as a very caring person who is always going out of her way for other people. It’s important to them that

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she cares so much for others. Her father Dan knows many people don’t interact much with those with Down syndrome. They want people to see that the diagnosis of Down syndrome doesn’t make Jill or anyone else with the disease any different than anyone else. “We don’t call them disabilities,” Julie says. “We call them capabilities. People with Down syndrome are capable of having full lives. They have jobs, relationships, and are active in their communities just like anyone else.” Jill has modeled for many print advertisements and brochures. She’s played softball, basketball, cheerleading and golf in the Special Olympics with Dan as her proud softball coach. Her involvement in these various endeavors led to Jill being chosen as the Down Syndrome of Louisville 2020 Citizen of the Year.

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an honor to be selected.” She’s even met former President Jimmy Carter twice. The first time was at Sam’s Club at a book signing. The second was at his 90th birthday celebration in Plains, Georgia. Jill has lofty goals for her future. She will participate in the College Connections program at Bellarmine University in the fall. The new program was designed in conjunction with Down Syndrome of Louisville. Jill was quickly selected as one of two students to participate. “Jill and another student will be coming to campus twice a week to take up to two classes on campus per semester,” says Abigail Walsh, interim director for continuing education. “In addition, they will participate in social and community building activities while they’re here as well. It’s designed to give them the college experience.”

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Jill is currently deciding what she’d like to study, and is interested in many areas of education. “I want to take classes in communication so I can keep presenting,” Jill says. “I’m interested in photography, technology, theater and maybe graphic design.” Jill and her family are incredibly appreciative of Down Syndrome of Louisville for their innovative programming, advocacy and support. “We’re just so thankful to them for all the help throughout the years,” Julie says. “We’re so lucky to have such a wonderful resource so close to home for Jill because many other families don’t have something similar in their area.” For more information on Down Syndrome of Louisville, visit dsoflou.org.

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Piper Madison has had her heart set on becoming a pop star for most of her 19 years. It’s no pie-in-the-sky dream, as the singer has a couple of self-produced albums to her credit and a large social media following, and was also voted by LEO Weekly readers as the Best Band/Musician Performing Original Music. While her career could be considered a full family enterprise, Madison thinks of herself as a do-it-yourself artist. The family includes her Louisville-based parents, Patrick and Rhonda Keesee, and younger sister Skylar. She produces her own music and performs as a solo artist, having mastered the use of a device called a looper that allows her to add the sounds of instruments while performing live.

“I think of myself as a DIY indie artist,” she said. “I’m a musician but also an entrepreneur, and I’ve got a lot of other things I’m trying to incorporate.” Madison’s start in show business began at an early age, and she was so promising as an actress and performer that the family decided to move to Los Angeles when she was just 9 years old. They came back to Louisville during the summers, but she and Skylar think of L.A. as the place they spent those formative years. Both girls had success landing gigs for modeling and acting. Madison’s big break came at age 13 when she landed the part of Zelphaba in the Nickelodeon series “100 Things to Do Before High School.” She released her debut album, “Who’s Running Your Mind,” in 2019 at the age of 16. Her single from that record, “Little Bit 14 / JUNE 2022 / TownePost.com

of Rain,” reached number 14 on Billboard’s Dance Club Songs weekly list. Her second album, “How Do I Love?,” was released last fall, coinciding with her family’s move back to Louisville - a direct result of the pandemic. She said her music was a great way to keep her creativity going in those L.A. years, especially between acting gigs. “I actually started writing and picking up music in between auditions because the acting was kind of crazy, up and down and unpredictable, so in down times I picked up music,” she says. She soon found that music was the creative outlet she wanted to pursue. With the release of “How Do I Love?,” she started getting airplay on local station WFPK, received the LEO Weekly Award, and had some gigs at local outlets including the Blind Squirrel. Her family invested in

marketing, including billboards, to boost her numbers on sites like Spotify. An album release party in October was held at Black Rabbit in St. Matthews. Madison seems to have a rare gift for business as well. Unlike other rising stars, she does her own social media, posting on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook and other social media, while making sure her music is available on sites like Spotify and Amazon Music. “I’m a musician but also an entrepreneur,” she says. “I find the best way to do something is to just start, and consider every failure as a learning experience that was necessary.”

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This is proof that it’s possible. I’m just a girl Her repertoire includes original songs from from Louisville, KY, living out her dreams. If I two albums and a mix of covers by artists can do it, so can you. 2022, here we come!” she admires, including Amy Winehouse, Sia, Grace Potter and Sade. Her cover of As for playing her music in public, at 19 Aretha Franklin’s “(You Make Me Feel) she’s limited in the places she can play. In Like a Natural Woman” was considered a Los Angeles, she says she had a band she bold choice to be part of WFPK’s web series played with, but improvised when the “Peace, Love and Louisville,” a tribute to family moved to Louisville last fall. She calls songs of the 1960s. it a fun challenge to play instruments with her looper device. Madison’s life isn’t all about music. When

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committed to continuing to reach audiences because, as he says, “theater belongs to everyone, everywhere.” As such, they developed a more expansive lens through which to view performances. Rather than producing live theater, which was not an option for a period of time, they figured out a way to beam themselves into classrooms from home.

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StageOne Family Theatre, Louisville’s premier children’s theater, has been entertaining young audiences for 75 years.

Through the last few years, there has been a lot of change within StageOne. With pandemic-related shutdowns, StageOne leaders, like everyone else, had to determine next steps. Andrew Harris, producing artistic director for StageOne, was

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“The pandemic forced us to shift from putting on strong, professional work for young audiences here, locally, to having this magical opportunity to put our theater in a digital context and look at the tools we have to reach our audiences in new and different ways,” Chambers says. StageOne typically puts on four main stage productions each year at the Kentucky Center for the Performing Arts. This year

they featured “Don’t Tell Me I Can’t Fly” and “Dragons Love Tacos.” “Don’t Tell Me I Can’t Fly” was about to open when COVID-19 cases spiked, so they filmed it and worked with the local school corporation to get the production into every Jefferson County Public Schools elementary classroom for students to see. They also built educational materials around it, because one of StageOne’s main focuses is on educating young people, from elementary through high school. For younger grades, that might include a team coming out to perform a book for students, whereas for high schools it may involve a teacher calling Chambers and requesting a service based on the school’s budget.

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throughout the city. We are always in each other’s inboxes asking, ‘Are you doing this thing?’ It’s very collaborative.” Before Chambers joined the staff at StageOne, she worked for a regional theater in Chicago that catered to adults. She got frustrated in that space because she had come from a community and a master’s program engaged with making art specifically for young audiences. “I didn’t know how much I’d miss that space,” Chambers says. “Being back in a [theater for young adults] space has been so exciting.” She notes that when they look out at the audience of young people for a main stage play, they are not only seeing people who want to tell stories up on stage, but also the spectrum of young people who are going to tell stories in a variety of ways. Chambers recently finished running a fourday workshop with a group of diffident high

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audience watching a story unfold then gives them the opportunity to say, ‘I have a story too, and it matters.’ ” Not only is it fun to see a story brought to life, but, as Chambers points out, it’s also a validation of our experience in this world. “There are many ways to look at our lives and to find ways to relate to one another,” she says. “I think theater gives us this medium of relating.”

then goes away, which is the magic of live theater - the fact that after that performance is done, all we have is the memory. I love the ephemeral nature of theater. But also, at the center of it, are our stories.” The collaborative element of theater is also beautiful.

“The cool thing about theater is that we can incorporate all these other artistic mediums too,” Chambers says. “We need playwrights to create a story. We need music designers who figure out how to tell that story through Chambers’ parents were both painters. By the end, many students asked Chambers While she grew up with an appreciation for sound. We need lighting designers to help us direct our attention to what we need to looking at the world in different ways, she if she was coming back. It’s proof that look at. It’s truly so collaborative, and that’s always thought it was a bummer that her there was a hunger that they might not parents had to work independently with just really exciting.” have known they had. Now, thanks to this a canvas in order to create art. educational theater experience, they have StageOne Family Theatre’s business office the tools to tell their stories. “I, on the other hand, got to go to rehearsal, is located at 315 West Market Street, Suite 2S in Louisville. To learn more about “To me, storytelling is at the center of what take this script, and work with these other we do,” Chambers says. “Theater gives us the weirdos just like me who want to tell stories StageOne’s week-long summer camps and opportunity to see stories unfold in so many and put on a new character,” she says. “Plus, drama classes, call 502-498-2436 or visit stageone.org. different ways. This interaction between the we got to come up with a presentation that

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apéro hour party is an elegant but simple gathering, not a happy hour. Fresh flowers are a must to finish your setting. Select either one large arrangement to greet your guests and place on the table with your food, or divide and conquer with small glass jars scattered through the room.

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The new Trager Family Jewish Community Center ( JCC) is opening this spring. The $43 million facility is located behind the current facility on Dutchmans Lane. It includes a year-round indoor aquatics facility, a modern, 37,000-square-foot fitness space offering 75-plus weekly group fitness classes, 50-plus cardio machines, a new performance room, a learning center for preschool children, and a multipurpose auditorium space that will serve as the new home of CenterStage.

The Trager family members have been longtime supporters of the Jewish community in Louisville and the new facility. The Trager family doubled their initial pledge of $1.5 million to $3 million, earmarked for construction of the new building. The new facility was designed to embody the Jewish community’s values. It was designed with purposeful spaces that reflect Jewish culture and welcome every person regardless of faith. The JCC partnered with architectural firm GBBN to create the new building. It’s broken into three main areas - the heart, mind and soul, according to Susan 26 / JUNE 2022 / TownePost.com

Kwasny, JCC fitness director. She calls the main lobby the heart of the building. The ceiling features a large display of hexagons that create the Star of David. The heart then opens to the body, the state-of-the-art fitness center as well as indoor and outdoor aquatics. The Early Learning Center nourishes the minds of young children. The project was under construction for 18 months. On March 10, Governor Andy Beshear attended a ribbon-cutting ceremony to dedicate the new building. “The ribbon cutting was wonderful,” Kwasny says. “Having the governor there

signified how important this project is to the whole community. We want to serve the Jewish community and the general public alike. We wanted to make sure this was a place where everyone felt welcome.” The fitness center is more than just a place for members to work out, Kwasny says. “We want to be a multifaceted center,” she says. “We want to provide fitness opportunities, aquatics opportunities, arts programming and preschool. We want to be a one-stop shop for families.” The fitness center includes a dedicated performance room with TRX straps, squat racks, barbells, dumbbells, kettlebells, medicine balls and more. The center is equipped with new Peloton bikes, 45’ of indoor turf for strength training and conditioning, and an elevated indoor track. In-house services include personal training, massage services, physical therapy and nutrition coaching.

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passions. Budding young actors participate in arts education programs. “We have had a home at the old building for over 20 years, and our program is over 100 years old,” says Erin Jump, educational program coordinator. “The space is state of the art, with integrated sound. We’re using a lot of our old equipment and getting new drapery and lighting, which makes it feel like a whole new space. We can’t wait to make art together in the new area.” J Arts & Ideas Acting Out is a professional touring children’s theater troupe that travels to Kentuckiana schools and community centers to present educational and relevant musical theater to students of all grade levels. The program will utilize the auditorium for production, planning, preparation and rehearsal.

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performers. Each child will work with theater professionals in three disciplines including acting, singing and dancing. “Our Academy kids and their families are extremely active in the behind-the-scenes aspects of our experience,” Jump says. “We’ve been in the process of moving things over to the new space and checking it out. We’ll have our first show in the new auditorium in May. The kids are so excited to get in there.” Jump says the CenterStage board has worked tirelessly to plan the space out so they can showcase the programming. She says they poured over concerns with tech elements, lighting and sound, and audience experience, to ensure the best use of the space. The JCC’s Active Adults programming provides year-round nutrition, fitness, recreation, education and cultural activities that promote health, social connection and independent living for active and senior adults.

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people and diversity.” Schardein served on the capital campaign committee to raise funding for the new building. “I’m not Jewish by faith, but I have Jewish ancestry on my father’s side and many friends in the Jewish community,” Schardein says. “I felt honored to be asked to be part of the project to help raise funds to build the new center. It’s such a unique place where members support other members.”

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It’s time to start thinking about all those wonderful fathers, grandpas and other father figures in your life. You know, the guys who make you laugh at their dad jokes, keep you going when times get tough, and love you as you are. Father’s Day is the perfect time to celebrate dads, and because they are so special and do so much for us day in and day out, here are some fun ideas to treat that fatherly figure in your life this year.

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CREATE NEW MEMORIES

Pile the family into the car and head out to somewhere you know your dad loves. Does your dad love being outdoors? Maybe take him to a state park and explore a new hiking trail. Does he love the beach? Maybe head to the closest beach or water park. Does he love movies? Pack up the car with snacks, food and fun, and head to the best drive-in you know. Spending quality time with your dad will make for some awesome new memories. Oh, and try to leave the electronics at home!

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Let dad have a minute and stay out of his way for a bit. We all know moms enjoy quiet time on Mother’s Day, so why not change the tune and let dads have some time to themselves too? You can send him away with a gift card to the hardware store or maybe to the movies if he doesn’t feel weird going by himself. Maybe even a voucher for a casino - many guys would enjoy that. Whatever you decide, just make sure to give him enough time to feel refreshed.

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Grilling with a cold beer in hand has been a long-preferred pastime for many men (dads especially), for many, many years. There’s something about being able to say “Look at that steak” that gets them going. So why not “grill him” to find out if he needs a new grill or new grill tools? Grill him and find out what he needs or wants for his outdoor kitchen space. While you are at it, ask him about his favorite food to grill. Surprise him with his favorite steaks, sides and some new tools - and if you feel good about grilling, surprise him with a fully grilled meal in his honor.

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What dad isn’t a sports fan? Do a quick search for ball games happening near you. Even dads who prefer certain sports over others won’t turn down an opportunity to go to a sporting event. Baseball is an obvious favorite for this time of year, but you might even treat him to tickets to a game featuring his favorite sports team, even if it’s not happening on this Father’s Day.

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Is this a thing for dads? If it isn’t, it should be. I mean, why not? Many dads enjoy sleeping in for sure, so get up early, let him sleep a little late, and then treat him with “I Heart Dad” pancakes, hearty bacon or sausage, a little bit of his favorite fruit, and maybe a Bloody Mary if tomato juice is his thing. He’ll love it and he definitely won’t be expecting it.

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Write something that tells this special man in your life how you feel about him. Tell him about all the things he’s done for you, how he’s made you into a better human, or even just how funny he is with his lame dad jokes. You could even try to write some new dad jokes for him, or better yet, about him! Whatever you tell him you love about him, he will love and cherish in return. Even better, frame it with people going back to the office, this would be a great new addition for him to hang up on the wall.

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Joe Burket wasn’t sure if he would make it to Boston. After qualifying in the visual impairment division for the Boston Marathon at the U.S. Association of Blind Athletes National Championships, Burket was set to make his debut at the world’s oldest marathon in October of 2021. After a series of events impacted both his travel and running plans, doubt began to seep into Burket’s mind regarding whether he would actually run the race.

After arriving, Burket got another piece of bad news. One of the two guides set to help Burket navigate the 26.2-mile course had broken his toe and would be unable to run. Thankfully, his remaining guide found a willing replacement in the area, and Burket could finally focus on the race.

Originally planning to take a Southwest flight with his wife and two children, Burket and his family were sitting at the gate when their flight was one of many canceled by the airline. That left Burket scrambling to find a replacement. He did, but only for himself, forcing him to fly solo with a long layover

Burket finished the marathon in a time of 3:18:23 and placed second in the men’s vision impairment division, earning $750 for his performance. He said the time wasn’t what he had hoped, but was proud of the way he finished the race.

“I was hoping to break 3:15, but I had the travel issues and I wasn’t eating great,” Burket says. “I got to about mile 15 and had the feeling this isn’t my day. The last five miles turned into survival mode towards the finish. I knew I was in second place at that point in the blind division so I just changed my strategy, stayed calm and held it together. It wasn’t my best race, but it was Boston. It’s not supposed to be an easy race.” This was the first Boston Marathon with a visual impairment division with prize money, making the event even more special for Burket. With the new division, Burket and his fellow competitors were sent out onto the course earlier than the rest of the field, giving him a unique feeling of running the race without the typical crowd of runners. “It was wonderful,” Burket says. “They treat us kind of like the VIP runners. We had our names on the bibs like the professionals.

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On the front of my shirt it said ‘Joseph’ on it. The whole race they’re yelling my name, ‘Go Joseph - you’re looking good Joseph.’ They’re actually calling me by name and it was a really unique experience.”

decent,” Burket says. “I usually meet up with runners a few days a week and run with them. Any other runs I need to do, I’ve been in St. Mathews for close to 20 years and I have that map in my head of where I want to go.”

Burket, 39, hasn’t always been blind. He was diagnosed with a rare condition known as Leber hereditary optic neuropathy in 2012 that caused him to begin losing his sight. It wasn’t long after discovering the condition that he was legally blind.

Locally, Burket enjoys running the track at Waggener High School, Norbourne Estates, Macon Avenue and Seneca Park. When he is in marathon training he runs five to six days per week and 45 to 55 miles, receiving help from the community along the way.

A 2000 graduate of Trinity High School and a member of the cross-country team, Burket had been what he calls a “fair-weathered” runner when he was younger. He started getting more serious about the sport once he lost his vision, and says he is a better runner now than when he was sighted. His longtime familiarity with St. Mathews is a big advantage as he trains throughout the community.

“It’s just trying to work that in, between work and family,” Burket says of his training. “It’s another part-time job. I have a wife that is understanding, grandparents that are willing to help out and I have the luxury of nice neighbors. My parents are close to St. Mathews and my dad will drive me to Seneca Park so I can meet up with others to run. It’s an individual sport but it’s a full team of people that got me to Boston.”

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Joe Burket finished the marathon in a time of 3:18:23.

in races, he does run by himself while training or with a local group of runners. He credits them for teaching him how to be a better runner when he was first getting serious about the sport, and helping him comfortably get miles in. “I got a lot faster chasing these guys around,” Burket says. “They are much more experienced and smarter runners than me. A lot of times what I have to do is piecemeal a run. If I have to speed up I

When he isn’t running, Burket works for the Department of Veterans Affairs assisting with disability compensation. A college baseball player at Bellarmine University, Burket has tried other sports geared towards the visually impaired such as goalball and beep baseball, but enjoys running the most. “Running is such an individual sport,” Burket says. “If I can find the time and someone to help me, I can just pick up and go. I just need a pair of running shoes and a clear road to run on. I can do it whenever, wherever. It’s something I feel really comfortable doing. When I’m running with other people it clears my mind and it’s a nice moment of freedom. It’s one of the freest moments of my life of just not worrying.”

Burket has a few races planned in the near future. He has committed to the U.S. Association of Blind Athletes National Championships in 2022. Burket will also compete in the Urban Bourbon Half Marathon in 2022, the site of his first half marathon in 2012, with Boston in 2022 on his radar as well. “I keep finding a new goal - just challenging myself to be better,” he says. “I have reached new levels I didn’t think I’d hit, just a little bit at a time.” Burket says doesn’t want to be defined by his disability. “It’s really cool being the second-fastest blind runner at the Boston Marathon but I still compare myself to other runners,” Burket says. “I don’t want to just beat other blind people, I want to beat everyone. I don’t want to be known as the blind runner. I want to be the runner who happens to be blind.”

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