Bill Luti's Race in Concord

Coach Luti changed my life from the second I said, "I'm gonna be a star!" He saw me as a teenager to an adult and no matter what I went through in life, he always treated me the same. I've directed the race in his name for 30 years. Before I started doing it my life was very standard, but after I started? Not much. It's shown me the full circle of life.  Key Takeaways:    [0:00] First day of my theater camp  [00:38] I've been the director of the Bill Luti Race for 30 years  [2:35] We should honor the living, not just the dead [3:53] The 50th race was the year after Molly died and it was hell  [6:24] 30 years ago - so much has changed it's crazy  [9:09] I didn't want to be the teacher in the same job for years, but I also do want that [11:34] My memories of Silk Farm Road, coaches family, and owning his house [15:17] Before directing the race my life followed the script, but it didn't after  [16:21] I'm not ready to retire [17:37] Changing the podcast - and my life  Resources:   The Bill Luti Race Connect with Barb:   Leave me a message   Website   Facebook    Instagram   YouTube   The Molly B Foundation