Kathrine
Very brave young woman, handling this diagnosis with dignity and courage.
Margaret Robbins Kirk
My hero is my sister. After being diagnosed with bile duct cancer, it had already spread bad. She lived only one month, diagnosed in May, passed away June 23, 2019.
Roger Allen
Nell Hepker
Mom was a big encourager. She was always encouraging us to try new things. But as her youngest, there were times when she got a little nervous about the new things I tried. When I was in college, a friend decided to teach me to rock climb in order to help me conquer my fear […]
Glennon Schlueter
In addition to fighting an heroic battle against breast cancer (yes, men get it too), which he lost in 1995, earned hero status as a WWII veteran. He served in the Army Air Corps (now the U.S. Air Force) as a navigator on a B-24 bomber. His service included 11 months in a German POW […]
Shawn Hamilton
1964-2009 Colts lost one loyal fan
Dale Pugh
Dale and I were together for over 8 years. We met in the early 90s through a mutual friend and reconnected at the end of 2007 after running into each other at a local grocery store. We picked up right where we left off and over time our friendship grew. We were engaged in 2013 […]
Gerald R. “Jerry” Dillinger
My dad lived with generosity and compassion. He had a knack for fixing what was broken, whether it was a washing machine, lawnmower, or, as evidenced in his role as a counselor, a marriage or a life that was falling apart.
Mary Katherine Whalen
John Homer Waffle
John Homer Waffle was born July 28, 1930 to Homer and Beulah Waffle. He was the husband to Pauline and father to Scott, Cyndi, and Suzanne. Strongly devoted to his home country (whether the U.S. or Canada), John was a loyal, respectful Canadian-American citizen.
Bill Fisher
In honor of Bill Fisher whose dedication to his profession fills us with pride. With love from his children and grandchildren.
Roy Smith
Lung Cancer In honor of all patients that take part in clinical trials, no matter what crazy things we ask of them! (put this on … sit in this tent)
Jacqueline Schumaker
James M. Hamilton
1930-2003
Duncan Rae
In memory of my brother, who lost his battle to cancer in July 2009. You are missed but not forgotten.
Paula Marie Kendrick
In Memory of a Loving Wife and Mother
Tammy Hapgood
Karen Borkowsky Kennedy
Best friend, fun-loving wife, doting mother, and breast cancer survivor
Dorothy Kinslow
Breast Cancer Survivor A great, caring person! We love you and support you.
Robert Finch
Lung Cancer You were a blessing to us all. You are truly missed.
Coach Terry Hoeppner
Thank you for your strength of faith and love of family. Your spirit lives on in each of us as we persevere and look forward with great anticipation to being together again.
Manuel Morales
A man who loved to see things grow – from roses to family. His hugs and infectious smile made this world, and all he touched, blossom.
Joan Irick
In loving memory
Katie Vogelgesang, Mary Ellen Hughbanks Alerding, and Ruth Vogelgesang
“There are in the end three things that last: faith, hope and love, and the greatest of these is love.” 1 Corinthians 13:13
Bobby Gray
A bright smile and youthful exuberance gone too soon.
Steve Williams
God had a good day when he decided to put wisdom, humility, and friendship in one package. He called it Steve Williams.
Anne Garber
Mother, wife, daughter, volunteer, and outstanding friend
Isalene Wilson
Liver Cancer A tribute to my Grandma who taught me strength, resilience, gratitude, and most of all, joy. She was truly one of a kind! I miss you Grandma!
Rachael Bridges
Always in my heart, love Kerry. We will find a Cure!
William P. Loehrer
A lesson learned late was though he was tough as nails on the outside, inside Bill Loehrer was a marshmallow. He is my teacher, still.
Marjorie Williams
Breast Cancer You were an angel sent from heaven. Everything you touched was blessed. We miss you.
Ann Martin
Lung Cancer Grannie Annie, in your own words – “You can tell that cancer to go scratch with a broken milk bottle!” XOXOXOXO Miss you always.
Jack L. Weiss
Jack L. Weiss was born January 21, 1951 in Rensselaer, Indiana. He graduated from South Newton High School in 1969 and from Indiana University in 1973. Jack was a member of the Sigma Pi fraternity, Beta Chapter. He married Dixie R. Lawder on November 23, 1979, and she survives, along with daughter, Raegan, granddaughters, Ruth […]
Jenny Goggin
Breast Cancer Survivor
Sandra Turner
Wife, Mother, Friend, Mentor, Cancer Patient Sandra’s vision and commitment to the Hoosier Oncology Group continues to touch our lives and our work.
Don Russell
Oral Cancer Survivor
Phyllis Newcomb
Courageously fought colorectal cancer
Dave Tyndall
Cancer Survivor Watching you go through several months of intense treatment while working every day is a testament to the fact that you are one tough guy! Remember … “it is the crushed grape that yields the wine.” Love & Blessings, Tracey
Kathy Peters
Breast Cancer Survivor, Great Encourager
Ted Stansbury and Arnold Palmer
Cancer Survivors “Ted, You are the best … Thanks for all you do to help people, and thank God and the great doctors you had for being there!!” – Love you, Barb
Melissa Caito
Cancer survivor Your courage is inspirational to all of us around you.
Bill Arnold
Prostate Cancer Survivor
Harry “Ike” Pletcher
Prostate Cancer Survivor The greatest generation in action … Nothing holds Harry down. Thanks, Grandpa!
Judy Heimberger
Pancreatic Cancer A wonderful person who dedicated her life to help protect and advocate for children with no family of their own. You are missed.
Claudia Lototzky Rose
A twinkling star watching over us all.
