Ian was a bright and active 12 year old boy, the 6th of 7 children. He
has 4 brothers and 2 sisters. He loved soccer and video games
and reading.
Many of the Olympic Hopefuls from the Olympic
Training Center had visited with Ian and he had graciously offered
to be the Team Captain for the USOTC Men's Weightlifting Team
and CO. who will be shaving their heads on April 4th for St.
Baldricks.
Cody Mattern, 2004 Olympian in Fencing was looking forward to
the day he could teach Ian how to fence.
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