Spirit Magazine Quarter 2 —2002 Spirit magazine segments are in Adobe PDF format   Page Story 4 Well-Spoken (242K PDF) Twelve Special Olympics Global Messengers reflect on their two-year mission of spreading the message of hope around the world — by Scott Deckman     9   A White House Welcome (242K PDF) U.S. President George W. Bush and First Lady Laura Bush host a dinner celebrating the "Spirit of Special Olympics" — by Kathy Smallwood     12 RX for Action (136K PDF) Surgeon General's Conference tackles health care issues for people with mental retardation — by Kathy Smallwood     14 Sports In Action (306K PDF)     20 Athletes (165K PDF) Mohamed Khalifa's journey; Picower grant will help expand Athlete Leadership Programs     22 Families (136K PDF) 2-year old Tyler Peacock learns life lesson's from brother Blake     24   Volunteers (173K PDF) If it weren't for volunteers in Africa, there would be no Special Olympics Programs; Special Olympics Healthy Athletes breaks records and launches new initiative     26   HEROES (94K PDF) Special Olympics Heroes are athletes, coaches, volunteers and family members who inspire others by example and reflect the Special Olympics spirit of skill, courage, sharing and joy       27   World Games (117K PDF) Irish Host Town Event a Success       28   Around the World (409K PDF) Coverage of Special Olympics news and events from around the world       38   Celebrities & Fundraising (166K PDF) Sean Penn and company give us questions to ponder and a film to honor; Eunice Kennedy Shriver receives NCAA's most distinguished award; Universal Studios partners with Special Olympics for E.T.'s 20th anniversary re-release; Wal-Mart holds Special Olympics Day to benefit Special Olympics China; Special Olympics Poland recognized by President; Gala makes National Games possible for Special Olympics Australia       42   Sponsors (179K PDF) Corporate Express recycling program helps the movement — Law enforcement officers serve their communities during the 2002 Cops and Lobsters promotion       44   Commentary (115K PDF) "The Brave and Generous Spirit of Special Olympics" — by President George W. Bush