Pennsylvania
Donna Kemberling
My name is Donna Kemberling. I live in Danville, PA with my husband, Phil and our dog, Daphne. Between us, Phil and I have 5 adult children and 15 grandchildren.
Breast
Illinois
Branwyn Lee
Cancer saved me from a nervous breakdown Hello! I am Branwyn, a wife to my supportive husband since 2007, mother of three who at the time of my diagnosis were
California
Ramona V Ramos
My family and personal experience with breast cancer began with my mother in 1989. She is no longer with us, and this is why I chose to support the American
Florida
Donielle Deitz
Hello, my name is Donielle Deitz, and I live in New Smyrna Beach, Florida with my husband and two miniature schnauzers, Stella and Louie. I am a retired financial services
Arizona
Carol Cote
Carol Cote Breast Cancer Survivor since 2020 While the world was worried about Covid in the summer of 2020 I was not. As I was about to turn 50 and
Georgia
Sharon Chicano
I started my American Cancer Society journey while in high school. I volunteered for our local Gala, then added Daffodils Days and finally became involved in Relay For Life in
Florida
Jennifer Bush
My name is Jennifer Bush, and I am a breast cancer survivor. I live in Navarre, Florida with my husband, my son, two cats and two dogs. I have participated
California
Sonya “SJ” Jackson
My battle with cancer began in March 2017 at the age of 29 when I discovered a lump in my right breast one morning while getting ready for work. After
Pennsylvania
Amy Fuller
My name is Amy Fuller and I GET TO be a Voice of Hope. Since 1998, I have volunteered as a Relay For Life team participant, team captain and event
Texas
Lori Candrian
Hello! My name is Lori Candrian. I am a mental health counselor in private practice, and I have a long history with Relay for Life and raising funds for The
Arizona
Lynne Hartke
When breast cancer attempted to silence my voice in 2009, I decided to quit waiting for “someday” and to pursue my dream of becoming a writer. Surrounded by students who
California
Mercy Campos
In 1999 I lost my Dad to prostate cancer. I knew nothing about cancer, but quickly learned to be my dad’s caregiver. In 2004, I moved to Fontana. Through a