Sixteen year old Kevin Mullin's Life changed dramatically on December 14, 2000 when he was diagnosed with a malignant brain tumor.  From that day on, Kevin showed a tremendous amount of courage and hope that he would beat this disease. He compared this challenge to the most important cross country race of his life.  He was not going to let this disease beat him.  Although Kevin lost his battle with the brain tumor on August 9, 2001, he never gave up hope for a cure.

It is because of this hope that the Annual Kevin J. Mullin Memorial 5K Run/Walk was begun in April of 2002. Kevin's family wishes to keep Kevin's infinite hope and courage alive by raising funds for research so that someday a cure will be found so that no other children or adults will have to face such a devastating disease.  Thus far Kevin's run has raised over $130,000.00 for brain tumor research. Kevin's family wishes to continue this effort and continue to raise funds and awareness of this disease.

Hope is a good thing, maybe the best of things, and good things never die.

All proceeds will benefit brain tumor research. All donations are tax deductable to the extent allowed by law.