Chris Stanger, Runner
Chris Stanger, Runner
Jason Laidman, Runner
Baryl Baswick, Runner
Is a member of the Victoria Police Department. Much of his career has been spent in Major Crime, including the last 4 years investigating homicides on Vancouver Island. Daryl has witnessed the affect PTSD has had on friends and collegues in law enforcement and the emergency services. A passionate runner, Daryl believes in the power of running to heal.
Daryl has written extensively about policing and running, with articles published in the Victoria Times Colonist, Globe and Mail and Canadian Running magazine. Daryl and his wife and daughter live in the Cowichan Valley.
Baryl Baswick, Runner
Is a member of the Victoria Police Department. Much of his career has been spent in Major Crime, including the last 4 years investigating homicides on Vancouver Island. Daryl has witnessed the affect PTSD has had on friends and collegues in law enforcement and the emergency services. A passionate runner, Daryl believes in the power of running to heal.
Daryl has written extensively about policing and running, with articles published in the Victoria Times Colonist, Globe and Mail and Canadian Running magazine. Daryl and his wife and daughter live in the Cowichan Valley.
Jason Laidman, Runner
Aggie Pringle, Runner
Is a member of the Victoria Police Department. Much of his career has been spent in Major Crime, including the last 4 years investigating homicides on Vancouver Island. Daryl has witnessed the affect PTSD has had on friends and collegues in law enforcement and the emergency services. A passionate runner, Daryl believes in the power of running to heal.
Daryl has written extensively about policing and running, with articles published in the Victoria Times Colonist, Globe and Mail and Canadian Running magazine. Daryl and his wife and daughter live in the Cowichan Valley.
Aggie Pringle, Runner
Is a member of the Victoria Police Department. Much of his career has been spent in Major Crime, including the last 4 years investigating homicides on Vancouver Island. Daryl has witnessed the affect PTSD has had on friends and collegues in law enforcement and the emergency services. A passionate runner, Daryl believes in the power of running to heal.
Daryl has written extensively about policing and running, with articles published in the Victoria Times Colonist, Globe and Mail and Canadian Running magazine. Daryl and his wife and daughter live in the Cowichan Valley.
Jason Laidman, Runner
I am a serving CAF member in the Royal Canadian Air Force.
I am a co-founder of the WWRBC and thrilled to return as part of the run team in 2024.
As life-long endurance athlete, I wanted to showcase not only the physical but mental benefits of regular exercise. Each run can be it’s own therapy session. Talking is often the first step in removing the social stigma around mental health. Nothing to be ashamed of, no need to hide.
Lori Timpson – Support Team
My name is Lori Timpson and I am in my 22nd year of policing. I am a member of the Saanich Police Department and since 2019 I have been seconded to the Vancouver Integrated Major Crime Unit where I investigate homicides on Vancouver Island, the Gulf Islands and the Sunshine Coast.
I became a member of the Wounded Warrior Run BC Team in 2019 as one of the runners. Since then I remain on the team as a relief runner and the volunteer EMS Coordinator (coordinating escorts for our Team from Port Hardy to Victoria)
Daryl has written extensively about policing and running, with articles published in the Victoria Times Colonist, Globe and Mail and Canadian Running magazine. Daryl and his wife and daughter live in the Cowichan Valley.
Lori Timpson – Support Team
My name is Lori Timpson and I am in my 22nd year of policing. I am a member of the Saanich Police Department and since 2019 I have been seconded to the Vancouver Integrated Major Crime Unit where I investigate homicides on Vancouver Island, the Gulf Islands and the Sunshine Coast.
I became a member of the Wounded Warrior Run BC Team in 2019 as one of the runners. Since then I remain on the team as a relief runner and the volunteer EMS Coordinator (coordinating escorts for our Team from Port Hardy to Victoria)
Daryl has written extensively about policing and running, with articles published in the Victoria Times Colonist, Globe and Mail and Canadian Running magazine. Daryl and his wife and daughter live in the Cowichan Valley.
John Penner – Support Team
I have recently retired after a 36 year career in the Royal Canadian Navy. I am a professional photographer with a passion for supporting causes which benefit Canadian Veterans and have been with the run from the beginning. Fortunate not to have suffered with operational stress injuries in my military career, I feel it is important to help those who have.
John Penner – Support Team
I have recently retired after a 36 year career in the Royal Canadian Navy. I am a professional photographer with a passion for supporting causes which benefit Canadian Veterans and have been with the run from the beginning. Fortunate not to have suffered with operational stress injuries in my military career, I feel it is important to help those who have.
Maria Marciano, Runner
Maria Marciano, Runner
Nathalie Butler, Runner
Nathalie Butler, Runner