1: Louis Bustos and Mabel Bustos of Rowland Heights celebrate after crossing the finish line of the 13.1 Marathon on Sunday, January 10. About 2,500 people participated in the inaugural event. World Vision was the official benefiting charity. Funds raised through the event will go towards clean water projects in Kenya and Malawi. 2: Participants, including Erica Lewis of Los Angeles, left, approach the 13.1 Marathon finish line, located on Main Street, north of Rose Avenue. 3. T: Physical therapist Edwin Tinoco from Forester Physical Therapy & Phase IV Mobile Health & Fitness, worked with runners Haydee Trujillo, on the table, and Kevin Cabrera, at the end of the 13.1 Marathon. 4: Celebrity look-alikes were part of the 13.1 Marathon finish line entertainment, located on Main Street between Marine Street and Rose Avenue.
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