Sgt. Keith, a Batesville High School graduate, made the ultimate sacrifice in Baghdad, Iraq in 2003.
Dog tags from the 2019 Sgt. Chad Keith 5K Run. Photo provided.
(Batesville, Ind.) – Calling all runners.
The 3rd Annual SGT. Chad Keith 5K takes place Saturday, August 10 at Liberty Park in Batesville.
Sgt. Keith, a Batesville High School graduate, made the ultimate sacrifice in Baghdad, Iraq in 2003 while serving in the 2-235th Infantry, Company D.
The annual race in his name helps keep his legacy alive.
“I’ve been honored to help,” said Sarah Pulskamp, a volunteer of the Sgt. Chad Keith 5K. “Such a little thing in the scope of what the family lost in Chad’s sacrifice. I’m happy to help keep his legacy alive.”
Pre-registration is available for $25 per person and includes a commemorative t-shirt and dog tag. Race day registration costs $30.
Proceeds will go towards scholarship opportunities for Batesville students and Mission 22.
For more information and to get registered, visit www.getmeregistered.com/sgtchadkeith5k.
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