On April 6, 2007, 3 days after her 46th birthday, my little sister Debby died of brain cancer. Deb was a caring sister who was so good to talk with and even better to laugh with. Cancer took her from me. Deb was an adored daughter and the middle of 5 kids who did so much to create and to celebrate our closeness. Cancer took her from us. Deb was a devoted wife whose love, admiration and support of her husband were unbounded. Cancer took her from him. Deb was a loving mother who passionately guided and strengthened the minds, bodies and souls of her 4 young children. Cancer took her from them. Deb was a cherished friend whose continuous and contagious enthusiasm drew people to her. Cancer took her from them. Deb was a gifted psychologist who served her patients with uncanny intuition and unending compassion. Cancer took her from them.

The Dana-Farber Cancer Institute (DFCI) treats thousands of cancer patients every year - often with success; always with compassion. Despite their best efforts, they couldn't save Debby from Glioblastoma Multiforme (GBM). Until DFCI can help all people with all cancers, I feel compelled to do all I can to support their efforts. Please join me by clicking on any of the red buttons to the left or by sending a check payable to PMC to: 46 Chipping Hill, Plymouth, MA  02360