The ride is done, but the fundraising continues...

This year, as I have been intensively training, I’ve reflected on those impacted by cancer recently, Dana Farber has been an amazing resource my loved ones, locally, while their groundbreaking research has benefited many patients globally. I remain in awe of their dedication to patients and families, their innovation, treatment and prevention.

The Pan Mass Challenge (PMC) was on August 2nd and 3rd. In January, I committed to 172 miles over 2 days and I feel so fortunate to ride in my 25th PMC with your continued support. Your support makes it possible for:

• Continued groundbreaking research, treatment and prevention at a time at a time when federal funds are drastically reduced
• Me to represent you, your loved ones and be part of this inspiring, committed community of volunteers, cyclists, cancer patients, doctors, nurses and supporters.

While the training is still challenging, the fundraising even more so, and each year, I humbly request your support,

As many of you know, I began riding on a dare from my grad school classmate, Doreen Murray, who was undergoing chemo and riding in the one-day event, and it’s an honor to continue to ride in her memory and on her team, now Team Duncan.

I've made a personal commitment to raise $12,000, to do my part in raising $76M this year. I hope you can help me reach this important goal by clicking on this link to donate directly or send me a check made out to PMC. Every dollar counts and 100% of every dollar goes directly to Dana Farber Cancer Institute.

I’d be honored again to ride for a special person in your life, their spirit, inspiration & courage keeps me pedaling. It is custom to ride with names on our bikes to honor those who have battled this disease. it’s a privilege to ride for each one.

Thanks in advance. Take care and be well.

Linda

(Still cycling…..in the middle of the pack)