Both sides of the bay banded together to raise awareness: women shouldn’t live in fear of jogging alone.
Some Mobile and Fairhope women are hosting two separate runs bright and early Friday morning to in essence ‘finish Eliza’s run.’ Both start at 4:20 a.m., which is the exact time Eliza was abducted.
Gaston-Jones knew she wanted to do something. As a runner herself, she decided to finish Eliza’s run and invite everyone to join. “We just want to honor her,” said Gaston-Jones. “She was doing the thing she loved, and because she was a momma, and a wife, and a teacher, she had to do that training run in the early morning when it was dark. That’s still not to say because she ran by herself that it was her fault. That’s not true.”
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