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Ginette Bedard

b. 1933

Franco-American marathon runner

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About Ginette Bedard

Born 1933. Ginette Bedard is a French and American runner.

Background Bedard was born in Metz, France. She married a member of the Canadian Air Force and moved to Canada, then later to New York, where she became an American citizen. When interviewed by the New Yorker in 2019, she said she first became interested in physical fitness after watching the Jack LaLanne Show on a regular basis:

Running career Bedard participated in her first New York City marathon in 2002, and according to the New York Road Runners ran in over 350 races, including 44 half-marathons and 20 marathons. 2008 New York City Marathon New York City, United States 15,794 (1st in age-graded) 4:08:31 (Masters W75 marathon world record)

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Who is Ginette Bedard?

Franco-American marathon runner

When was Ginette Bedard born?

Ginette Bedard was born on 8 December 1933 in Metz.

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Ginette Bedard is a runner.

What nationality is Ginette Bedard?

Ginette Bedard is French and American.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Ginette Bedard

· Wikidata: Q83688203

· DBpedia: Ginette Bedard

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