Last year, I had the honor of participating in the Susan G. Komen 3-Day 60-mile walk in Denver, a powerful experience that brought me closer to the fight against breast cancer. This year, I’m walking in Boston, fueled by even more determination. I walk in honor of my mom, who beat breast cancer 18 years ago, and for my childhood friend, diagnosed just a few months ago, who is currently fighting the disease. I also walk for the countless friends, family, and loved ones whose lives have been impacted by cancer. Every step is for hope, strength, and a future without cancer.

 In honor of: 

 Jennifer Clark (breast cancer)

 Mara Karlin (breast cancer)

 Carol Manning (breast cancer)

 Chloe Longe (breast cancer)

 Mary Rusnak (breast cancer)

 Pat Barber (breast cancer)

 Mary Duggan (breast cancer)

 Kathleen Dutra (breast & lung cancer)

 Renae Masse (breast cancer)

 Amy Deavitt (breast cancer)

 Nancy Hatch (breast cancer)

 Melissa LeClair (breast cancer)

 Julie Shawley (breast cancer)

 Missy Duffy (ovarian cancer)

 Colleen Vinton (ovarian cancer)

 Randy-Kay Lavalley (bladder cancer)

 Frank Karlin (skin cancer)

 John Selby (prostate & skin cancer)

 Bob Duggan Sr. (skin cancer)

 Sally Duggan (skin cancer)

 Cheryl Harton (lung cancer)

 Frederick Patterson (brain cancer)

 In memory of:

 Rhonda Costes (breast cancer)

 Monica Legault (endometrial cancer)

 Karen Magnan (breast cancer)

 Eliza Riegelman (ovarian cancer)

 Leo Higley (colon cancer)

 Bill Quintin (esophagus cancer)

 Terri Rondos 

 Andrew Neil (lung cancer)

 David Chaffee (thyroid cancer)

* If there's anyone else you'd like me to walk for, please let me know!