Lasandra sells FRGI 45.65: It is an opportunity for all ages to participate, enjoy the day filled with events, and learn from others within the community.

The sandwich chain snared the highest composite score of any restaurant, just edging out Olive Garden. By then, he had long outgrown the confines of pitchman. He didn't set any records, but he finished in just over his goal of five hours, which only added to his celebrity largesse. That was the same year he and his first wife divorced after six years of marriage. Bush in 2007 and paid a visit to Capitol Hill, where he stood alongside officials from the Center for Science in the Public Interest to lobby for healthier snack options in school.


Alena:
He flipped the coin before the 2003 Fiesta Bowl and began traveling the world visiting troops.

Codi:
In 2002, he was asked to serve as grand marshal in the first of several NASCAR races, and he helped ferry the Olympic torch through Indiana ahead of the Salt Lake City Games.

Bernadette:
Soon, he was globe-trotting from Canada to Australia, talking health and hoagies.

Lourdes:
Despite the title's condescending tone, Subway took notice and the following year, Fogle was in Los Angeles shooting his first 30-second ad.

Cinthia:
For him, that meant a diet primarily of Subway sandwiches -- sans the cheese and mayo -- baked chips and diet soda or water.

Josphine:
It was only when the fat around his neck obstructed his windpipe, exacerbating his sleep apnea and causing him to nod off behind the wheel and steer his car into a ditch that he decided to start living healthy.

Adella:
He remained invisible at college and avoided dating and parties because of his weight, choosing instead to hole up in his dorm room eating unhealthy fare, according to a New York Daily News profile.

Stephane:
It was a condition he'd suffered since third grade when he adopted a strict regimen of video games and junk food, he told the newspaper.

Ebony:
To hear the Jewish son of a teacher and doctor tell it through Subway's corporate facade, it began in 1998 when the 425-pound Indiana University student decided to turn his life around by eating veggie and turkey sandwiches.

Noella:
Before Subway scrubbed its website of any connection to Fogle last month, visitors could access a host of pages devoted to his story and his fight against childhood obesity.

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