I have ridden in the PMC for the past 18 years. I have been cancer free for the past 13 years due to drugs developed at Dana-Farber. I will again be carrying a sheet with names of people who have had cancer (won, lost, or are fighting) during the ride. As most of you know, I have to add my Dad (who passed in 2012 and was a cancer survivor) and my Wife (who passed in 2013 of cancer) to the list of names that I carry on the PMC - there are too many family members on the list. If you have someone that you would like included on my list, please include his or her name with your pledge.

I'm riding with Team Lick Cancer for the fourth year, and we will have 150+ riders making us the largest non-corporate team both in terms of money we raise and in number of riders on our team. The team goal is a Million Dollars.

What I have been up to:

While looking for a new job I have been doing lots of riding to keep may sanity. So far, I have ridden 3500 miles including 3 centurys. In early July, I plan to ride the 7 Day (550 miles) New England Classic Tour De Cure to search for a cure for Diabetes. I paid for this myself but appreciate donations to for that as well: donate to Tour De Cure. I can not do the Bonton this year will find another your later this year.

I hope I can count on your support

The PMC raises more money for charity than any other single event in the country, $547 million since 1980 and $45 million last year alone! This success is the result of a lot of people riding for, and caring about, a cure. Because every penny matters, 100 percent of your donation goes to DFCI.

I've made a personal commitment to ride and raise $4,800 but my goal is a lot higher. I hope you can help me achieve this significant goal.

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