Fauja Singh, known for his legendary status and positivity, died on July 14 after a hit-and-run in Beas Pind. He began running at 89 and was the first person aged 100 to complete a marathon. His coach, Harmander Singh, confirmed the news and encouraged celebrating Fauja’s legacy rather than mourning his tragic death. The running club Sikhs In The City aims to honor him by renaming their clubhouse and raising 1 million for charity in his memory. A tribute event is planned for July 20, where participants will run laps on his training route.
Fauja Singh, described as a "legendary" and "powerhouse of positivity", died after a hit-and-run accident in his birth village, Beas Pind.
He started running at age 89, becoming the first centenarian to finish a marathon, inspiring many with his positivity.
Harmander Singh, Fauja's coach, confirmed his death and emphasized the importance of celebrating Fauja's life and its impact on the community.
Sikhs In The City plans to rename their clubhouse in his memory and increase fundraising efforts, aiming to raise 1 million to honor him.
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