| Event | Location | Date | Start & Finish | Courses | Entry Fees | Schedule | Awards | Highlights |
| About the Race | Teams | Volunteers | Sponsors | About the Scholarship | Benefits |
| Crown Hill Cemetery | Contacts | Online Registration |

EVENT
The Jason M. Baker Public Safety Scholarship Run & Walk includes a 5-Mile Run (for individuals and teams), 5 Mile Competitive Walk, 5 Mile Family Fitness Walk and a 1.5 Mile Family Stroll. These events are open to people of all ages and abilities. We reserve the right to delay, reschedule or cancel the event due to severe weather or other extreme conditions (No Refunds).

LOCATION & PARKING
The race day entrance to Crown Hill Cemetery is at 700 W. 38th St. and is located off of 38th St. and Clarendon Rd. (1st stop light east of Michigan Rd./Art Museum, or the 4th stop light west of Meridian St.) Parking is available behind the Mausoleum and in the Funeral Home parking lot on a first-come basis. Additional parking will be available on Clarendon Rd. north of the cemetery entrance.
Click here for directions.

DATE
Sunday morning, September 11, 2005

STARTS & FINISH
All events will start and finish in front of the Community Mausoleum.

COURSES
The courses are very scenic and will pass by the Heroes of Public Safety Section and Crown Hill's beautiful Gothic Chapel.

The 5-Mile run includes "The Hill" - the highest point (842') in Marion County and the final resting place of famous Hoosier poet, James Whitcomb Riley.

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
Friday, September 9
Registration & Packet Pick-Up at Easley Winery
205 N. College Ave., Indianapolis	7:00am to 1:00pm
Sunday, September 11
Crown Hill Cemetery, 700 West 38th St., Indianapolis in the Community Mausoleum
Registration & Packet Pick-Up	7:30am to 8:45am
Non-denominational worship service	8:00am
Opening Ceremony	8:25am
5-Mile Run	9:00am
5-Mile Walks	9:20am
1.5 Mile Family Stroll	9:40am
Picnic / Entertainment	9:50am
Awards Ceremony	10:15am

AWARDS
Awards ceremony is at 10:15am. The top 3 overall finishers, male and female, in the 5 mile Run & 5 mile Competitive Walk, and the top 3 male / female 40 & over will receive retail merchandise valued from $500 to $200.

Age division awards (gift certificates) to the top 3 males and females in the run and competitive walk. Age divisions are in 5-year increments from 20-24 to 80 & Over. Gift Certificate amounts are $20, $15, and $12. The gift certificates can be redeemed at Athletic Annex Running Center.

A framable certificate will be mailed to overall & age division winners.

Trophies will be awarded to boys and girls in the Run in age divisions 12 & Under, 13-14 and 15-19.

Team members are eligible for individual awards.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Separate start times for all events.
• Entry confirmations can be found at www.kenlongassoc.com. Also, email confirmations will be sent to all pre-registered entrants. For those without an email address, a post card will be sent.
• Results card will be mailed to all finishers in the 5-Mile Run and 5K Competitive Walk.
• Overall results of the Team Competition, Run and Competitive Walk will be posted on KLA's website at www.kenlongassoc.com.
• Penta Bottled Water will be available at the finish.
• Kline's Quality Water will be at all course water stops.
• Medical assistance provided by St. Francis Hospital Sports Medicine.
• All finishers age 14 & under will receive a finisher's medal. Trophies will be awarded in the RUN to boys and girls age 12 & Under, 13-14 and 15-19.
• Fazoli's Restaurants will be providing their terrific spaghetti, meat sauce, bread sticks, ice tea and lemonade. FREE to all registered entrants.
• Refreshing snow cones will be served in the Rest & Recovery area.

ABOUT THE RACE
The events will take place at historic Crown Hill Cemetery in Indianapolis on Sunday, September 11, 2005. They will start and finish in front of the Community Mausoleum, located inside the 38th Street and Clarendon Road entrance (north of 38th Street). The courses will pass by the Heroes of Public Safety Section and Crown Hill's beautiful Gothic Chapel. The courses are very scenic and the 5-Mile Run includes "The HILL" - the highest hill (842 ft) in Marion County and the final resting place of the famous Hoosier Poet, James Whitcomb Riley. Water stops and portable toilets will available.

TEAMS

• The Team Competition is a 5-mile run for Law Enforcement and Fire/EMS teams.
• Each team member must complete the entry form and indicate your choices.
• The first 4 team members will count towards the team scoring, with overall finish place determining the team score.
• The top 5 teams will receive awards.
• Entry deadline for all teams is September 2.
• There will be NO late or race day entries for teams.
• Teams can be all male, all female or co-ed & can be of any age.
• Teams can be as small as 4 members or have a maximum of 10 members.
• Departments can have as many teams as desired or join with other departments to form a team.
• Each team must have a team name to enter.
• Click here for the team entry form.

VOLUNTEERS
To volunteer for this special event, contact Marty Davis at (317) 920-2644 or by e-mail at BakerRace@comcast.net.

SPONSORS

Other Sponsors
John Koss Warren Township Constable	Marion County Sheriff's Precision Motorcycle Drill Squad
Mike Gordon, Esq.

ABOUT THE SCHOLARSHIP
Sheriff's Deputy Jason M. Baker made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty on September 17, 2001, protecting our community. Only a few days earlier Jason had shared his thoughts with students in a classroom on the world-changing events of September 11, 2001. Jason said, "have faith, support the government at the local level, be vigilant, pray for national leaders, reflect on what happens us as a nation, and say thanks to public safety, fire and police personnel."

Jason's life and words will be forever memorialized at the "Heroes of Public Safety" Memorial and through the annual Jason M. Baker Public Safety Scholarship Run at historic Crown Hill Cemetery in Indianapolis, Indiana. Inspired by the love of a father and by the respect of fellow public safety officers, a grateful and caring community comes together this September and every September hereafter to honor fallen heroes and to thank those who serve in public safety - locally, statewide and nationally.

Jason M. Baker dedicated his life to service, community and country. Jason's father, Jerry Baker, a law enforcement officer since 1971, worked in collaboration with the Central Indiana Community Foundation to establish "The Jason M. Baker Scholarship Fund." High school seniors intending to pursue a course of study in preparation for a career in public safety at an Indiana university or college are eligible to apply for scholarship assistance. Mr. Baker chairs the scholarship selection committee.

BENEFITS
Proceeds from race entry fees, sale of race t-shirts and donations will go to "The Jason M. Baker Scholarship Fund." Your support of this event is a great way to celebrate the lives of our public safety officers and to THANK them for their brave and unselfish service.

ABOUT CROWN HILL CEMETERY
Founded in 1863, Crown Hill Cemetery is Indiana's largest cemetery and the third largest non-government cemetery in the nation with over 190,000 burials. Thousands of visitors tour Crown Hill each year to enjoy the peaceful beauty of the grounds, study the exquisite architecture of the buildings (Gothic Chapel, 1875), sculpture, historic Gothic gate (1885), and to visit the burial sites of Indiana's most notable citizens. Crown Hill is the final resting place of President Benjamin Harrison, poet James Whitcomb Riley, Col. Eli Lilly, 3 U.S. Vice Presidents, 11 Indiana governors, and numerous other political, business, and cultural leaders, as well as the many heroes we honor with this race and with the Heroes of Public Safety Memorial dedicated in September 2002.

New in 2004 is the "Field of Valor," Crown Hill's newest veteran's section and mausoleum, to be dedicated on Veteran's Day (November 11). Also featured are a Photo Contest that runs through the end of the year and a modern sculpture exhibit featuring Indiana artists.

With over 555 acres and 25 miles of paved roads, Crown Hill welcomes runners, walkers, and cyclists year round. Gates open daily at 8:00a.m. and close at 6:00p.m. through September. (Closing time from October through March is 5:00p.m.) With its park-like setting featuring rolling hills and various types of wildlife, Crown Hill is an urban oasis that offers a peaceful place to exercise, picnic, or to study the history and heritage of the thousands of people buried there. Please visit the cemetery's web site for a complete list of tours and events or call the Special Events Information Line at (317) 920-2726.

CONTACTS

Event Ken Long & Associates 994 N. Combs Rd Greenwood, IN 46143 (317) 884-4001 Fax: (317) 884-4005 klong@kenlongassoc.com

Scholarship Fund Jerry Baker 9949 Compton St. Indianapolis, IN 46240

Crown Hill Cemetery 700 W. 38th St. Indianapolis, IN 46208 (317) 925-8231 Fax: (317) 925-8240 info@crownhill.org

ONLINE REGISTRATION

Online Registration is now closed. You can still sign up on Friday and Sunday, see above for exact times.

For Team Registration, Click Here.