I was little nervous after that, so I just took it safe. I was kind of a little bit hesitant and stayed in the blocks because the first time there was a false start (in this race). “I think that I can do really well at this meet, and I feel really good.” It was my first race since USAs, so this is a good place to open back up, and I’m excited to be here.” Morolake Akinosun, women’s 100m heat winner I can’t think about the finals if I don’t get through the semis. On preparations heading into the semifinals I keep telling myself that my goal is to just go out there and have fun and execute my race, and that’s exactly what I did here today.” “I’m just taking each race round by round, focussing on executing and nothing else. It’s a great thing, and I’m happy to have had this in my career and possibly have a stepping stone toward the Olympic trials next year. I feel really honored to have been able to compete here. On the experience of competing at the Pan American Games Then I started to crumble a little bit, and then that last lap, ultimately they had the kick and I didn’t.” To make the race at least somewhat honest, I just decided to take it and I think I was pretty much consistently going 74-75 (seconds) for a good portion of the race. “Right from the gun, it didn’t seem like anybody wanted to take it. On going out strong and leading into the last lap You may sign her guestbook, or send condolences at: Taylor, women’s 5,000m bronze medalist Memorial donations may be made to Compassionate Friends, 949 Dalton Avenue, Hermitage PA 16148. on Wednesday, April 24.īurial will follow in Mount Hope Cemetery, Wayne Twp. on Tuesday, April 23 in the TURNER FUNERAL HOME, 500 Sixth Street, Ellwood City.Ī Blessing Service will be conducted at TURNERS at 11:00 A.M. Also surviving are great nephews, Thor and Griffin Maysey.įriends will be received from 5-8 P.M. She is survived by her longtime companion, Robert (Joseph) Musser brother-in-law Daniel Gumbish, and by her niece, Kelly (and Tim) Maysey, both in Whitehall OH. In addition to her parents, Esther was preceded in death by her son, John Joseph Kelly, who died March 20 2005, and by her sister, Barbara Kelly Gumbish, who died March 19 2017.

Auxiliary, and Penn-Ohio Chapter of Compassionate Friends, and was very involved in Scouting.Įsther was a loving and compassionate person, who always cared for others. She was a nurse’s aide at Jameson Hospital and Jameson Hospice in New Castle for many years. She was born in Ellwood City on June 12 1951, to the late Augustine “Bud” and Edna Herold Kelly.Įsther graduated from Lincoln High School in Ellwood City, class of 1969. Kelly, 67, of Ellwood City (Wayne Twp.) passed away peacefully on Thursday morning, Apat UPMC Mage-Womens Hospital in Pittsburgh.

Morning Man by Barbara Kellyn