Juggling And Running: Middletown Native's Inspiring Boston Marathon

MIDDLETOWN, — Middletown native Andrew Miller had a unique presence in this year's Boston Marathon.

He "joggled" the 26-miles.

That's running while juggling for those keeping core at home.

Miller's unique approach to the race served as a tribute to some unique circumstances.

Miller is an area physical therapist and an avid runner who has always wanted to qualify for the famed race with his friend, Eric Zagorda. Unfortunately, Zagorda passed away after a battle with cancer in 2008 before they could run the event.

In honor of his friend, Andrew ran the the entire Boston Marathon while juggling. ⁣⁣Teaming up with the Dana-Farber Marathon Challenge team, Andrew also raised more than $14,000 to honor Eric, whose love for juggling inspired him.

He is taking donations until July 31. His donation page can be accessed here.

See more about MIller's fundraising efforts and a video on his journey through his Instagram page.

Miller ran all through his years at Middletown High and learned to juggle at the Oddfellow's Circus Camp.