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Fifth grade teacher Pat Brown finished his half-marathon Saturday in less than two hours wearing the student-voted hula girl costume.  Kerby Elementary School students organized a fundraiser this month to benefit the family of a former Parcells Middle School teacher, Brian Aulph, who died unexpectedly in Feburary due to complications following heart surgery.  The students at Kerby paid at least $1 to vote for the costume Brown would wear during his half-marathon. There were five possibilities and hula girl came in first place with $632.  Overall the students raised more than $1,000.  Brown completed the half-marathon Saturday in Mt. Clemens with a time of 1:54:46. Brown previously told Patch his goal was to finish in less than two hours and that his personal record on a half-marathon is 1:50. The money raised will go to the educational funds of the Aulph children.

Fifth grade teacher Pat Brown finished his half-marathon Saturday in less than two hours wearing the student-voted hula girl costume.

Kerby Elementary School students organized a fundraiser this month to benefit the family of a former Parcells Middle School teacher, Brian Aulph, who died unexpectedly in Feburary due to complications following heart surgery.  The students at Kerby paid at least $1 to vote for the costume Brown would wear during his half-marathon. There were five possibilities and hula girl came in first place with $632.

Overall the students raised more than $1,000.  Brown completed the half-marathon Saturday in Mt. Clemens with a time of 1:54:46. Brown previously told Patch his goal was to finish in less than two hours and that his personal record on a half-marathon is 1:50.

The money raised will go to the educational funds of the Aulph children.

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The Kerby Elementary teacher who wore a hula girl outfit for a half-marathon Saturday as part of a fundraiser for a former teacher's family completed his run in less than two hours.