Tennessee
Lori Kuhuski
My journey began a few days after returning from my honeymoon. Going to the Doctor was not supposed to result in a trip to a specialist that tells you, “You
Survivor
Florida
Toby Williams
My name is Toby Williams. My journey with the American Cancer Society began in 2007. That year I participated in Making Strides and Relay in memory of my mom and
Tennessee
Sara Thornburgh
My name is Sara Thornburgh. I live in Lebanon, Tennessee. I am a 42 year Acute Lymphocytic Leukemia survivor and a 5 time survivor of Basal Cell Carcinomas. In 1981,
Tennessee
Suzanne Horsley
My name is Suzanne Horsley. My husband, David, and I live in Memphis, Tennessee. I am a 11-year (2012) breast cancer survivor. I am currently surviving and thriving. My breast
Florida
Jean Grieve
I am Jean Grieve. I moved to Fort Walton Beach in 2006 and am truly blessed to be able to enjoy being near one of my two stepdaughters and two
Ohio
Saralyn Lash
My name is Saralyn Lash. I am a 28 year survivor of endometrial cancer. You know what’s extra cool about that? I’ve been a survivor for more than half of
Ohio
Brenda George
My name is Brenda George and I live in Marysville, Ohio. I am a wife, a mother and a grandmother to nine grandchildren. Cancer first touched my life when my
Nebraska
Denise Mohlman
In 1978, at the age of 17, my grandad was diagnosed with lung cancer. At this time, cancer was a death sentence. Every weekend for the next year, I drove
Michigan
Jennifer Barnes
My involvement with the American Cancer Society began in 1989 when I became my grandmother’s caregiver after she was diagnosed with colon cancer. I participated in a local
Texas
Twyla Varnado
I am Twyla R. Varnado from San Antonio, Texas. I have been relaying since 2012. I have spoken at over 30 Relay events, Infusion Centers, on television, and with
Texas
Theresa Miller
I am Theresa Miller from Waller, Texas. In 2006, I was diagnosed with 3 primary cancers – Stage III Colon cancer, kidney cancer, and thyroid cancer. My journey consisted of
Georgia
Nan Jenkins
Nan Jenkins began volunteering for the American Cancer Society 33 years ago to “fight back” in memory of her mom and dad whom she lost to cancer in 1989 &