The morning of the Detroit Marathon arrived with the usual electric buzz of race day—nervous energy, pre-dawn coffee, the shuffling of thousands of runners toward the start line. But one bib went unclaimed. Grace Nolan, 25, had died the night before the race, leaving a community of runners and future physicians stunned and heartbroken.
Grace Nolan, 25: A Life Defined by Relentless Pursuit
Grace Nolan was set to toe the line at the Detroit Marathon—instead, the running and medical communities are mourning the loss of a remarkable young woman gone far too soon.
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