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Tributes to Bob Breedlove, physician and cyclist (The Des Moines Register)

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  1. Dr. Bob's patronage of cycling has been greatly appreciated. We extend our condolences to his family and want to say 'thank you' from all the cyclists who have had the opportunity to participate and excel in the sport because of him.

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  2. This man did so much for the sport. What an inspiration. I know it sounds odd to those who don't ride, but I hope I go doing something I love. It sure as hell beats rotting in an easy chair. My heart goes out to his family.

    Chris

  3. Breedlove dies during RAAM

    The organizers of the Race Across America (RAAM) have announced that competitor #188, Dr. Bob Breedlove, has died after colliding head on with a pickup truck in Colorado on June 23. The accident occurred shortly after midday, 28 miles west of Trinidad, Colorado, when Breedlove was riding on a slight downhill. According to the driver of the truck, Breedlove appeared to collapse on his bicycle and swerved into the path of the oncoming vehicle. When paramedics arrived on the scene, they pronounced him dead.

    Race Director Jim Pitre said: "Speaking both personally, and on behalf of the entire management and all those associated with the race, I extend my most sincere sympathy to the family of Bob Breedlove."

    Breedlove's death is the second in the race's recent history, after Brett Malin was killed during the 2003 edition.

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