When Cheryl Bernard won curling silver for Canada at the Vancouver Olympics, she and her teammates vowed they would do more with their medals than just “hang them in a case on the wall.”
She stayed true to her word.
That’s why less than a month after her heartbreaking upset at the curling pre-qualifying event that ended her dreams of a second Olympic appearance, she’s already turned her thoughts to helping others.
The 47-year-old Bernard is training for the Calgary Marathon on June 1, where she’ll lead a team of runners raising money and awareness for World Vision.
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