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OLYMPIAN LEGACY PARIS

For more than two centuries, the Olympic torch has led us.<br>The torch of the Modern Games has burned brightly.<br>Olympians have come from across the world,<br>carrying their flags and dreams.<br>They believed in themselves and their teams.<br><br>Now they will come to Paris in u201824.<br>The City of Light will be expecting them.<br>The athletes have trained long and hard.<br>They have been chosen from the many.<br>They will compete in new and ancient sports.<br><br>France has reason to be proud.<br>She was home to the founder of the Modern Games.<br>Baron Pierre de Coubertin had a clear vision.<br>He believed that the ancient games could

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OLYMPIAN LEGACY PARIS

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  1. HOME ABOUT JOHN F. KRIMSKY JR. RECEIVES PRESTIGIOUS IOC CENTENNIAL OLYMPIC AWARD John Krimsky Jr. JOHN KRIMSKY JR. RECEIVES PRESTIGIOUS IOC JOHN KRIMSKY JR. RECEIVES PRESTIGIOUS IOC CENTENNIAL OLYMPIC AWARD CENTENNIAL OLYMPIC AWARD With Paris as the next Summer Olympic Games, we look forward to the Games returning to the United States in 2028 at Los Angeles. It reminds us of how important the partnership between the National Olympic Committee and the International Olympic Committee is in the conduct of the Games. The IOC made its award to a USOC staffer who accomplished the most for the Olympic Movement in its Centennial year of 1996. 

  2. JOHN KRIMSKY RECEIVES IOC CENTENNIAL AWARD USOC - United States Olympic Committee October 30, 1996 - John Krimsky Jr. U.S. Olympic Committee Deputy Secretary General John Krimsky Jr. was given the International Olympic Committee's Centennial Award in recognition of the fundraising, negotiations and other outstanding work he completed on behalf of the USOC and its athletes to raise more than one billion dollars for the U.S. Olympic Movement in the past quadrennium.  The award is presented to the American who accomplished the most for the Olympic Movement in 1996.  JOHN KRIMSKY JR. HONORED WITH IOC CENTENNIAL OLYMPIC AWARD

  3. Colorado Springs Gazette Telegraph October 30, 1996 - john Krimsky Jr. KRIMSKY HONORED: USOC deputy executive director John Krimsky Jr., of Colorado Springs, was given the International Olympic Committee's Centennial Olympic Award during Saturday's board meeting.  The award was given to the person who did the most outstanding work in the Olympic movement during 1996.  Krimsky, who in his role as the USOC's chief fund-raiser, has brought in more than $1 billion, was instrumental in the USOC's joint-marketing agreement with organizers of the Atlanta Olympics. He also will serve as president of the USOC's joint-marketing venture with organizers of the 2002 Olympic Winter Games in Salt Lake City. . Powered by GoDaddy

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