Legacies of Passed Loved Ones
Meet the Models, SoCal: Donna Davis
“It was COVID and I wanted to be there to hold her hand through it, but it was so rough because I couldn’t be there.”
Read MoreMeet the Models, New England: Phyllis Eichhorst
“she was larger than life. This was 20 years ago and people still come up to me talking about how amazing she was.”
Read MoreIn Memory of New England Model, Sarah Wilfert
“You are giving your body to medicine – with a lot of time and sacrifice- to hopefully help you, but also women in the future.”
Read MoreLove Local, Concord: Matt Ward
Hello everyone, my name is Matt Ward. I’m a longtime Concord residentand teacher at the Fenn school on Monument Street, the place where Igrew up. I’m honored to be here…
Read MoreMeet the Models, New England: Lilly Beck
“She did everything possible to keep our lives normal”
Read MoreMeet the Models, SoCal: Tamara Deiro
In 1975 when Tamara Deiro was just 10 years old, she lost her great aunt to breast cancer. It was an emotional blow, particularly because Tamara was adopted and had a close bond to her aunt, whom she felt embraced her fully as her own.
Read MoreMeet the Models, SoCal: Patty Nandy & Danielle Cronin
Patty Nandy was very familiar with breast cancer. Her grandmother, aunt and mother all had breast cancer, which meant she was familiar with the brutality of the disease. It’s why, when her mammogram caught signs of cancer, she was not overly surprised. She was 50 at the time and when it was determined that she would not be able to take tamoxifen, Patty opted for a bilateral double mastectomy.
Read MoreOlivia’s Story
Founder and Executive Director’s Story
Read MoreKathryn and Savannah’s Story
Completed Treatment & Legacy Model
Read MoreEmily’s Story
Previvor and Legacy Model & Donor
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