LATEST TRIBUTES
Neuroendocrine and Prostate
by Sonya N., on September 9, 2022Hope for Neuroendocrine and Prostate Cancer Cure
Family History
by Juan J., on September 9, 2022I’m volunteering for my grandmother who passed away after a battle with colon cancer before I was born, so I never had the chance to hear her stories and learn from her.
Joe Baab
by Chris E., on September 9, 2022Joe worked with me at Oatey He was our HR Rep. Joe was nicest person.
My Aunt
by TIFFANY A., on September 9, 2022Love and Miss You sooooooooo much
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Never Forgotten
by Rita P., on September 9, 2022Dino, We miss your smile. We miss your laugh. We miss your hugs. Love, Rita, Hanna and CJ
Dr. James Sampliner
by R Matthew W., on September 9, 2022Dr. Sampliner was a remarkable and gifted surgeon who recently lost his battle with pancreatic cancer. I will always remember his smile and twinkle in his eye regardless of the adversity. His wonderful and lovely wife Betsy was always at his side.
Never Give Up
by Gina T., on September 9, 2022Keep riding. Keep fighting. Keep living. Keep the spirit alive. Keep hope.
We love you dad!
For my dad
by Morgan J., on September 9, 2022I ride to continue honoring my dad each year.
My Dad
by Tim H., on September 9, 2022My dad had cancer. My dad is a survivor 32 years and counting. Thanks to the treatments he is still enjoying life and is able to see my first grandson.
My mom-Carol Gigliotti
by Laura P., on September 9, 2022This woman was the best hugger in the world. She had love for everyone and taught me that all people deserve love and respect and hatred will only cause pain. Look for the good in people always. Unfortunately, 2008 she died of colon cancer.
Schwarzwalder tribute
by John S., on September 9, 2022Grandpa Eugene Schwarzwalder, a German immigrant, lost his fight to Prostate cancer. Gene Schwarzwalder, a 2007 cancer survivor.
Taken From Us Much Too Soon
by Stewart K., on September 9, 2022My Big Brother. A tremendous father and friend to so many. Taken from us much too soon by Glioblastoma, an especially cruel form of cancer, on May 8, 2020 at the ripe young age of 66.
In Memory of my dad and family friends!
by Linda H., on September 9, 2022My dad lost his battle of pancreatic cancer when he was 63. I was 26. Two very special family friend’s, Dave & Billy, also lost their battles with cancer.
My Beautiful Wife, Love You!
by Jeffrey J., on September 9, 2022It was a shock in March of 2020 to find out that my wife had kidney cancer. A bike ride one day, cancer diagnosis the next and surgery 30 days later. So fortunate that she has been cancer free since. I ride for her to make sure she stays that way!
Team Meghan
by Catherine L., on September 9, 2022Keep fighting the fight Meghan! Your strength and positivity inspires so many! You are loved by all. It’s an honor to be your friend.
The best is yet to be!
by Julie R., on September 9, 2022Bill – So very blessed to have you in my life❣️
For Christian
by Ed M., on September 9, 2022Absolutely gutted to lose Christian less than a year ago. Terrific colleague, wonderful dad, super person. He’ll always be with us. 🙌
Carrying them with me
by Ed M., on September 9, 2022I carry the initials of those lost and those who continue to fight. They’re always with me.
Carrying them with me
by Ed M., on September 9, 2022I carry the initials of those lost and others who continue to fight.
Carrying them with me
by Ed M., on September 9, 2022I carry the initials is those lost and those who continue to battle. They’re with me every day.
God is Good
by Philip L., on September 9, 2022We started the Sam LiBassi Foundation in memory of our son. He succumbed to Ewings sarcoma in 2013 at the age of 25. His energy, empathy, and excitement were unmatched. We ride for Sam.
Too Much Too Fast
by Philip L., on September 9, 2022For my sister Jen. A vibrant, energetic person, she went in for a diagnostic endoscope, and found out she had stage 4 metastatic pancreatic cancer. She is fighting this now, but this is too soon.
For Mom
by Mathew E., on September 9, 2022My mom died of pancreatic cancer last year and this is dedicated to her.
Big Lou
by Elaine M., on September 9, 2022You fought hard but are now at rest. Miss you. I know that Alice misses you terribly.
We miss you!
by Ronald H., on September 9, 2022Our wonderful step-mother passed away 10 years ago from Cancer! We’ve lost other friends and family. Truly a horrible disease that touches everyone.
Honor
by Rene G., on September 9, 2022My friend is battling metastatic melanoma and she is a fighter. It has not been an easy journey for her, but she is responding to her treatment.
Honoring my Nonna Giovanna
by Nicole E., on September 9, 2022My grandmother passed away from breast cancer, 4 years before I was born. I have heard so many stories about her beautiful soul. It pains me everyday not having met her. I ride in her honor. Let’s find a cure!
My Mom
by Christine L., on September 9, 2022I ride mostly for my Mom Marcia Lynch, she was taken from this world far too soon and I miss her dearly every day! Unfortunately, I also ride for my Aunt, my cousins, my nana, my grandmother and too many friends!!
My Hero
by Chris S., on September 8, 2022My Brother Bob was diagnosed at 47 years old with Colon Cancer back in 2011. Although he lost the battle he fought like a rock star ⭐️ I am so proud of him and miss him everyday of my life. I love you Bob with all my heart ❤️
We fight for you 🎱
Activities of Living Daily
by Donald F., on September 8, 2022My father, Dr. Amasa B. Ford, was the first to define and measure Activities of Daily Living. A decade later he was diagnosed with Non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma. He responded to treatment and lived a full life for another 3 decades until the cancer returned
