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Left to right: Jim Cummins, Victor Valenzuela, Marc Peeler, Matt Seliger and Justin Leighton (front)

Left to right: Mike Hagis, Brad Harrison, Brian Echelmeyer, Justin Hulse, Tony Wells and Scott Whittington

YUMA, Ariz. – Area softball players come together at the Team Bridget 5th Annual Co-Rec Tournament to battle for a good cause June 8, 2013. During a break in action, Bridget’s Gift presented a check for $3000 to the Yuma Coalition for Awareness in support of their work here in the area. The three-day event is held at Kennedy Park 7 – 9 June. Softball enthusiasts will be entertained as games are played throughout the night. See Bridget’s Gift on Facebook for more information. -- Photograph by Keith "The Bull" Stevenson © Nonprofit Media Production 2013 All rights reserved

YUMA, Ariz. – Area softball players come together at the Team Bridget 5th Annual Co-Rec Tournament to battle for a good cause June 8, 2013. During a break in action, Bridget’s Gift presented a check for $3000 to the Yuma Coalition for Awareness in support of their work here in the area. The three-day event is held at Kennedy Park 7 – 9 June. Softball enthusiasts will be entertained as games are played throughout the night. See Bridget’s Gift on Facebook for more information. -- Photograph by Keith "The Bull" Stevenson © Nonprofit Media Production 2013 All rights reserved

YUMA, Ariz. – Area softball players come together at the Team Bridget 5th Annual Co-Rec Tournament to battle for a good cause June 8, 2013. During a break in action, Bridget’s Gift presented a check for $3000 to the Yuma Coalition for Awareness in support of their work here in the area. The three-day event is held at Kennedy Park 7 – 9 June. Softball enthusiasts will be entertained as games are played throughout the night. See Bridget’s Gift on Facebook for more information. -- Photograph by Keith "The Bull" Stevenson © Nonprofit Media Production 2013 All rights reserved

Breast Cancer Awareness Pink Tree Lighting 2011

 

In honor of a family member we lost to breast cancer Theresa Irene Wolowski and Ryan Janek Wolowski, first lit this Kanzan tree in pink lights as a tribute to Maura Wolowski on 11-14-2010

 

After the tree was lit with pink mini holiday lights we said a prayer for Maura Wolowski and her surviving family members. She is still very much loved and not forgotten.

 

Please encourage the ones you love to have a screening for breast cancer.

 

During the holiday season we often gather and see family members. We are hoping this pink tree will make it easier and more likely that folks with be able to talk about breast cancer with their family members as well as their doctors.

 

for example..Hey did you hear Aunt Theresa did a pink tree on her front lawn? Really why? She made a breast cancer awareness tree, instantly the whole room had an easy way to start talking about cancer, without it being a total downer and with early detection being your friend, we encourage everyone to get involved.

 

This tree is planted on Long Island New York where the cancer rate is very high.

 

The 2011 lighting took place on 11-12-2011 and was attended by Rich Wolowski, Theresa Irene Wolowski, Ryan Janek Wolowski, Girish Bhasin and John Erario. This years dedication was that of Cancer Recovery and we dedicated this to both Judy Wolowski and friend of the family Dorthy Phister who both were recently diagnosed with cancer. And with this early detection we are wishing them both a speedy recovery.

 

Talk about this with your loved ones and make sure to get checked regularly.

 

Pink Flowering Kanzan Cherry Blossom Tree

11-17-2011

Ronkonkoma New York USA

Photo by

Ryan Janek Wolowski

YUMA, Ariz. – Area softball players come together at the Team Bridget 5th Annual Co-Rec Tournament to battle for a good cause June 8, 2013. During a break in action, Bridget’s Gift presented a check for $3000 to the Yuma Coalition for Awareness in support of their work here in the area. The three-day event is held at Kennedy Park 7 – 9 June. Softball enthusiasts will be entertained as games are played throughout the night. See Bridget’s Gift on Facebook for more information. -- Photograph by Keith "The Bull" Stevenson © Nonprofit Media Production 2013 All rights reserved

Matt Dolly, Research Director

YUMA, Ariz. – Area softball players come together at the Team Bridget 5th Annual Co-Rec Tournament to battle for a good cause June 8, 2013. During a break in action, Bridget’s Gift presented a check for $3000 to the Yuma Coalition for Awareness in support of their work here in the area. The three-day event is held at Kennedy Park 7 – 9 June. Softball enthusiasts will be entertained as games are played throughout the night. See Bridget’s Gift on Facebook for more information. -- Photograph by Keith "The Bull" Stevenson © Nonprofit Media Production 2013 All rights reserved

Left to right: Chris Wadley, Jude Filippone, Chip Clarke, Eric Johnson, Christian Connell, Doug Little, Kevin Roberts and Victor Valenzuela

YUMA, Ariz. – Area softball players come together at the Team Bridget 5th Annual Co-Rec Tournament to battle for a good cause June 8, 2013. During a break in action, Bridget’s Gift presented a check for $3000 to the Yuma Coalition for Awareness in support of their work here in the area. The three-day event is held at Kennedy Park 7 – 9 June. Softball enthusiasts will be entertained as games are played throughout the night. See Bridget’s Gift on Facebook for more information. -- Photograph by Keith "The Bull" Stevenson © Nonprofit Media Production 2013 All rights reserved

YUMA, Ariz. – Area softball players come together at the Team Bridget 5th Annual Co-Rec Tournament to battle for a good cause June 8, 2013. During a break in action, Bridget’s Gift presented a check for $3000 to the Yuma Coalition for Awareness in support of their work here in the area. The three-day event is held at Kennedy Park 7 – 9 June. Softball enthusiasts will be entertained as games are played throughout the night. See Bridget’s Gift on Facebook for more information. -- Photograph by Keith "The Bull" Stevenson © Nonprofit Media Production 2013 All rights reserved

YUMA, Ariz. – Area softball players come together at the Team Bridget 5th Annual Co-Rec Tournament to battle for a good cause June 8, 2013. During a break in action, Bridget’s Gift presented a check for $3000 to the Yuma Coalition for Awareness in support of their work here in the area. The three-day event is held at Kennedy Park 7 – 9 June. Softball enthusiasts will be entertained as games are played throughout the night. See Bridget’s Gift on Facebook for more information. -- Photograph by Keith "The Bull" Stevenson © Nonprofit Media Production 2013 All rights reserved

Bernie McKeever Jr., Vice President, Agency Leasing: Office

Jordan Kellermeyer, Research Associate

Our boys weren't growing quickly enough, so we improvised.

 

Left to right: Jim Cummins, Marc Peeler, Chip Clarke, Eric Johnson, Ryan Mendez, Doug Little, Kevin Roberts, Justin Leighton, Victor Valenzuela, Darryl Noon, Matt Seliger and Scott Carter

YUMA, Ariz. – Area softball players come together at the Team Bridget 5th Annual Co-Rec Tournament to battle for a good cause June 8, 2013. During a break in action, Bridget’s Gift presented a check for $3000 to the Yuma Coalition for Awareness in support of their work here in the area. The three-day event is held at Kennedy Park 7 – 9 June. Softball enthusiasts will be entertained as games are played throughout the night. See Bridget’s Gift on Facebook for more information. -- Photograph by Keith "The Bull" Stevenson © Nonprofit Media Production 2013 All rights reserved

YUMA, Ariz. – Area softball players come together at the Team Bridget 5th Annual Co-Rec Tournament to battle for a good cause June 8, 2013. During a break in action, Bridget’s Gift presented a check for $3000 to the Yuma Coalition for Awareness in support of their work here in the area. The three-day event is held at Kennedy Park 7 – 9 June. Softball enthusiasts will be entertained as games are played throughout the night. See Bridget’s Gift on Facebook for more information. -- Photograph by Keith "The Bull" Stevenson © Nonprofit Media Production 2013 All rights reserved

YUMA, Ariz. – Area softball players come together at the Team Bridget 5th Annual Co-Rec Tournament to battle for a good cause June 8, 2013. During a break in action, Bridget’s Gift presented a check for $3000 to the Yuma Coalition for Awareness in support of their work here in the area. The three-day event is held at Kennedy Park 7 – 9 June. Softball enthusiasts will be entertained as games are played throughout the night. See Bridget’s Gift on Facebook for more information. -- Photograph by Keith "The Bull" Stevenson © Nonprofit Media Production 2013 All rights reserved

YUMA, Ariz. – Area softball players come together at the Team Bridget 5th Annual Co-Rec Tournament to battle for a good cause June 8, 2013. During a break in action, Bridget’s Gift presented a check for $3000 to the Yuma Coalition for Awareness in support of their work here in the area. The three-day event is held at Kennedy Park 7 – 9 June. Softball enthusiasts will be entertained as games are played throughout the night. See Bridget’s Gift on Facebook for more information. -- Photograph by Keith "The Bull" Stevenson © Nonprofit Media Production 2013 All rights reserved

Doug Little, Senior Managing Director, Agency Leasing: Office

Left to right: Victor Valenzuela, Marc Peeler and Matt Seliger

YUMA, Ariz. – Area softball players come together at the Team Bridget 5th Annual Co-Rec Tournament to battle for a good cause June 8, 2013. During a break in action, Bridget’s Gift presented a check for $3000 to the Yuma Coalition for Awareness in support of their work here in the area. The three-day event is held at Kennedy Park 7 – 9 June. Softball enthusiasts will be entertained as games are played throughout the night. See Bridget’s Gift on Facebook for more information. -- Photograph by Keith "The Bull" Stevenson © Nonprofit Media Production 2013 All rights reserved

FORT BELVOIR, Va. (October 22, 2016) More than 700 military personnel and community members show their support of Breast Cancer Awareness Month by competing in Fort Belvoir's annual 5K Run/Walk at the Belvoir Hospital.

 

The event, which emerged from a partnership between the USO Warrior and Family Support Center and the Belvoir Hospital Oncology Department, aims to not only recognize Breast Cancer Awareness Month but also to increase the community's knowledge of the disease and promote early detection.

 

(Department of Defense photos by Reese Brown)

YUMA, Ariz. – Area softball players come together at the Team Bridget 5th Annual Co-Rec Tournament to battle for a good cause June 8, 2013. During a break in action, Bridget’s Gift presented a check for $3000 to the Yuma Coalition for Awareness in support of their work here in the area. The three-day event is held at Kennedy Park 7 – 9 June. Softball enthusiasts will be entertained as games are played throughout the night. See Bridget’s Gift on Facebook for more information. -- Photograph by Keith "The Bull" Stevenson © Nonprofit Media Production 2013 All rights reserved

Breast Cancer Awareness Pink Tree Lighting 2011

 

In honor of a family member we lost to breast cancer Theresa Irene Wolowski and Ryan Janek Wolowski, first lit this Kanzan tree in pink lights as a tribute to Maura Wolowski on 11-14-2010

 

After the tree was lit with pink mini holiday lights we said a prayer for Maura Wolowski and her surviving family members. She is still very much loved and not forgotten.

 

Please encourage the ones you love to have a screening for breast cancer.

 

During the holiday season we often gather and see family members. We are hoping this pink tree will make it easier and more likely that folks with be able to talk about breast cancer with their family members as well as their doctors.

 

for example..Hey did you hear Aunt Theresa did a pink tree on her front lawn? Really why? She made a breast cancer awareness tree, instantly the whole room had an easy way to start talking about cancer, without it being a total downer and with early detection being your friend, we encourage everyone to get involved.

 

This tree is planted on Long Island New York where the cancer rate is very high.

 

The 2011 lighting took place on 11-12-2011 and was attended by Rich Wolowski, Theresa Irene Wolowski, Ryan Janek Wolowski, Girish Bhasin and John Erario. This years dedication was that of Cancer Recovery and we dedicated this to both Judy Wolowski and friend of the family Dorthy Phister who both were recently diagnosed with cancer. And with this early detection we are wishing them both a speedy recovery.

 

Talk about this with your loved ones and make sure to get checked regularly.

 

Pink Flowering Kanzan Cherry Blossom Tree

11-17-2011

Ronkonkoma New York USA

Photo by

Ryan Janek Wolowski

Breast Cancer Awareness Pink Tree Lighting 2011

 

In honor of a family member we lost to breast cancer Theresa Irene Wolowski and Ryan Janek Wolowski, first lit this Kanzan tree in pink lights as a tribute to Maura Wolowski on 11-14-2010

 

After the tree was lit with pink mini holiday lights we said a prayer for Maura Wolowski and her surviving family members. She is still very much loved and not forgotten.

 

Please encourage the ones you love to have a screening for breast cancer.

 

During the holiday season we often gather and see family members. We are hoping this pink tree will make it easier and more likely that folks with be able to talk about breast cancer with their family members as well as their doctors.

 

for example..Hey did you hear Aunt Theresa did a pink tree on her front lawn? Really why? She made a breast cancer awareness tree, instantly the whole room had an easy way to start talking about cancer, without it being a total downer and with early detection being your friend, we encourage everyone to get involved.

 

This tree is planted on Long Island New York where the cancer rate is very high.

 

The 2011 lighting took place on 11-12-2011 and was attended by Rich Wolowski, Theresa Irene Wolowski, Ryan Janek Wolowski, Girish Bhasin and John Erario. This years dedication was that of Cancer Recovery and we dedicated this to both Judy Wolowski and friend of the family Dorthy Phister who both were recently diagnosed with cancer. And with this early detection we are wishing them both a speedy recovery.

 

Talk about this with your loved ones and make sure to get checked regularly.

 

Pink Flowering Kanzan Cherry Blossom Tree

11-17-2011

Ronkonkoma New York USA

Photo by

Ryan Janek Wolowski

YUMA, Ariz. – Area softball players come together at the Team Bridget 5th Annual Co-Rec Tournament to battle for a good cause June 8, 2013. During a break in action, Bridget’s Gift presented a check for $3000 to the Yuma Coalition for Awareness in support of their work here in the area. The three-day event is held at Kennedy Park 7 – 9 June. Softball enthusiasts will be entertained as games are played throughout the night. See Bridget’s Gift on Facebook for more information. -- Photograph by Keith "The Bull" Stevenson © Nonprofit Media Production 2013 All rights reserved

Pancreatic cancer is hard to find early. Signs and symptoms of pancreatic cancer often don't occur until the disease is advanced.

You may reduce your risk of pancreatic cancer if you stop smoking, maintain a healthy weight or choose a healthy diet

 

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Breast Cancer Awareness Pink Tree Lighting 2011

 

In honor of a family member we lost to breast cancer Theresa Irene Wolowski and Ryan Janek Wolowski, first lit this Kanzan tree in pink lights as a tribute to Maura Wolowski on 11-14-2010

 

After the tree was lit with pink mini holiday lights we said a prayer for Maura Wolowski and her surviving family members. She is still very much loved and not forgotten.

 

Please encourage the ones you love to have a screening for breast cancer.

 

During the holiday season we often gather and see family members. We are hoping this pink tree will make it easier and more likely that folks with be able to talk about breast cancer with their family members as well as their doctors.

 

for example..Hey did you hear Aunt Theresa did a pink tree on her front lawn? Really why? She made a breast cancer awareness tree, instantly the whole room had an easy way to start talking about cancer, without it being a total downer and with early detection being your friend, we encourage everyone to get involved.

 

This tree is planted on Long Island New York where the cancer rate is very high.

 

The 2011 lighting took place on 11-12-2011 and was attended by Rich Wolowski, Theresa Irene Wolowski, Ryan Janek Wolowski, Girish Bhasin and John Erario. This years dedication was that of Cancer Recovery and we dedicated this to both Judy Wolowski and friend of the family Dorthy Phister who both were recently diagnosed with cancer. And with this early detection we are wishing them both a speedy recovery.

 

Talk about this with your loved ones and make sure to get checked regularly.

 

Pink Flowering Kanzan Cherry Blossom Tree

11-17-2011

Ronkonkoma New York USA

Photo by

Ryan Janek Wolowski

YUMA, Ariz. – Area softball players come together at the Team Bridget 5th Annual Co-Rec Tournament to battle for a good cause June 8, 2013. During a break in action, Bridget’s Gift presented a check for $3000 to the Yuma Coalition for Awareness in support of their work here in the area. The three-day event is held at Kennedy Park 7 – 9 June. Softball enthusiasts will be entertained as games are played throughout the night. See Bridget’s Gift on Facebook for more information. -- Photograph by Keith "The Bull" Stevenson © Nonprofit Media Production 2013 All rights reserved

YUMA, Ariz. – Area softball players come together at the Team Bridget 5th Annual Co-Rec Tournament to battle for a good cause June 8, 2013. During a break in action, Bridget’s Gift presented a check for $3000 to the Yuma Coalition for Awareness in support of their work here in the area. The three-day event is held at Kennedy Park 7 – 9 June. Softball enthusiasts will be entertained as games are played throughout the night. See Bridget’s Gift on Facebook for more information. -- Photograph by Keith "The Bull" Stevenson © Nonprofit Media Production 2013 All rights reserved

Top to bottom: Marc Peeler, Victor Valenzuela, Justin Leighton and Matt Seliger

Kevin Roberts, Southwest President

YUMA, Ariz. – Area softball players come together at the Team Bridget 5th Annual Co-Rec Tournament to battle for a good cause June 8, 2013. During a break in action, Bridget’s Gift presented a check for $3000 to the Yuma Coalition for Awareness in support of their work here in the area. The three-day event is held at Kennedy Park 7 – 9 June. Softball enthusiasts will be entertained as games are played throughout the night. See Bridget’s Gift on Facebook for more information. -- Photograph by Keith "The Bull" Stevenson © Nonprofit Media Production 2013 All rights reserved

YUMA, Ariz. – Area softball players come together at the Team Bridget 5th Annual Co-Rec Tournament to battle for a good cause June 8, 2013. During a break in action, Bridget’s Gift presented a check for $3000 to the Yuma Coalition for Awareness in support of their work here in the area. The three-day event is held at Kennedy Park 7 – 9 June. Softball enthusiasts will be entertained as games are played throughout the night. See Bridget’s Gift on Facebook for more information. -- Photograph by Keith "The Bull" Stevenson © Nonprofit Media Production 2013 All rights reserved

YUMA, Ariz. – Area softball players come together at the Team Bridget 5th Annual Co-Rec Tournament to battle for a good cause June 8, 2013. During a break in action, Bridget’s Gift presented a check for $3000 to the Yuma Coalition for Awareness in support of their work here in the area. The three-day event is held at Kennedy Park 7 – 9 June. Softball enthusiasts will be entertained as games are played throughout the night. See Bridget’s Gift on Facebook for more information. -- Photograph by Keith "The Bull" Stevenson © Nonprofit Media Production 2013 All rights reserved

YUMA, Ariz. – Area softball players come together at the Team Bridget 5th Annual Co-Rec Tournament to battle for a good cause June 8, 2013. During a break in action, Bridget’s Gift presented a check for $3000 to the Yuma Coalition for Awareness in support of their work here in the area. The three-day event is held at Kennedy Park 7 – 9 June. Softball enthusiasts will be entertained as games are played throughout the night. See Bridget’s Gift on Facebook for more information. -- Photograph by Keith "The Bull" Stevenson © Nonprofit Media Production 2013 All rights reserved

Breast Cancer Awareness Pink Tree Lighting 2011

 

In honor of a family member we lost to breast cancer Theresa Irene Wolowski and Ryan Janek Wolowski, first lit this Kanzan tree in pink lights as a tribute to Maura Wolowski on 11-14-2010

 

After the tree was lit with pink mini holiday lights we said a prayer for Maura Wolowski and her surviving family members. She is still very much loved and not forgotten.

 

Please encourage the ones you love to have a screening for breast cancer.

 

During the holiday season we often gather and see family members. We are hoping this pink tree will make it easier and more likely that folks with be able to talk about breast cancer with their family members as well as their doctors.

 

for example..Hey did you hear Aunt Theresa did a pink tree on her front lawn? Really why? She made a breast cancer awareness tree, instantly the whole room had an easy way to start talking about cancer, without it being a total downer and with early detection being your friend, we encourage everyone to get involved.

 

This tree is planted on Long Island New York where the cancer rate is very high.

 

The 2011 lighting took place on 11-12-2011 and was attended by Rich Wolowski, Theresa Irene Wolowski, Ryan Janek Wolowski, Girish Bhasin and John Erario. This years dedication was that of Cancer Recovery and we dedicated this to both Judy Wolowski and friend of the family Dorthy Phister who both were recently diagnosed with cancer. And with this early detection we are wishing them both a speedy recovery.

 

Talk about this with your loved ones and make sure to get checked regularly.

 

Pink Flowering Kanzan Cherry Blossom Tree

11-17-2011

Ronkonkoma New York USA

Photo by

Ryan Janek Wolowski

Breast Cancer Awareness Pink Tree Lighting 2011

 

In honor of a family member we lost to breast cancer Theresa Irene Wolowski and Ryan Janek Wolowski, first lit this Kanzan tree in pink lights as a tribute to Maura Wolowski on 11-14-2010

 

After the tree was lit with pink mini holiday lights we said a prayer for Maura Wolowski and her surviving family members. She is still very much loved and not forgotten.

 

Please encourage the ones you love to have a screening for breast cancer.

 

During the holiday season we often gather and see family members. We are hoping this pink tree will make it easier and more likely that folks with be able to talk about breast cancer with their family members as well as their doctors.

 

for example..Hey did you hear Aunt Theresa did a pink tree on her front lawn? Really why? She made a breast cancer awareness tree, instantly the whole room had an easy way to start talking about cancer, without it being a total downer and with early detection being your friend, we encourage everyone to get involved.

 

This tree is planted on Long Island New York where the cancer rate is very high.

 

The 2011 lighting took place on 11-12-2011 and was attended by Rich Wolowski, Theresa Irene Wolowski, Ryan Janek Wolowski, Girish Bhasin and John Erario. This years dedication was that of Cancer Recovery and we dedicated this to both Judy Wolowski and friend of the family Dorthy Phister who both were recently diagnosed with cancer. And with this early detection we are wishing them both a speedy recovery.

 

Talk about this with your loved ones and make sure to get checked regularly.

 

Pink Flowering Kanzan Cherry Blossom Tree

11-17-2011

Ronkonkoma New York USA

Photo by

Ryan Janek Wolowski

Breast Cancer Awareness Pink Tree Lighting 2011

 

In honor of a family member we lost to breast cancer Theresa Irene Wolowski and Ryan Janek Wolowski, first lit this Kanzan tree in pink lights as a tribute to Maura Wolowski on 11-14-2010

 

After the tree was lit with pink mini holiday lights we said a prayer for Maura Wolowski and her surviving family members. She is still very much loved and not forgotten.

 

Please encourage the ones you love to have a screening for breast cancer.

 

During the holiday season we often gather and see family members. We are hoping this pink tree will make it easier and more likely that folks with be able to talk about breast cancer with their family members as well as their doctors.

 

for example..Hey did you hear Aunt Theresa did a pink tree on her front lawn? Really why? She made a breast cancer awareness tree, instantly the whole room had an easy way to start talking about cancer, without it being a total downer and with early detection being your friend, we encourage everyone to get involved.

 

This tree is planted on Long Island New York where the cancer rate is very high.

 

The 2011 lighting took place on 11-12-2011 and was attended by Rich Wolowski, Theresa Irene Wolowski, Ryan Janek Wolowski, Girish Bhasin and John Erario. This years dedication was that of Cancer Recovery and we dedicated this to both Judy Wolowski and friend of the family Dorthy Phister who both were recently diagnosed with cancer. And with this early detection we are wishing them both a speedy recovery.

 

Talk about this with your loved ones and make sure to get checked regularly.

 

Pink Flowering Kanzan Cherry Blossom Tree

11-17-2011

Ronkonkoma New York USA

Photo by

Ryan Janek Wolowski

Breast Cancer Awareness Pink Tree Lighting 2011

 

In honor of a family member we lost to breast cancer Theresa Irene Wolowski and Ryan Janek Wolowski, first lit this Kanzan tree in pink lights as a tribute to Maura Wolowski on 11-14-2010

 

After the tree was lit with pink mini holiday lights we said a prayer for Maura Wolowski and her surviving family members. She is still very much loved and not forgotten.

 

Please encourage the ones you love to have a screening for breast cancer.

 

During the holiday season we often gather and see family members. We are hoping this pink tree will make it easier and more likely that folks with be able to talk about breast cancer with their family members as well as their doctors.

 

for example..Hey did you hear Aunt Theresa did a pink tree on her front lawn? Really why? She made a breast cancer awareness tree, instantly the whole room had an easy way to start talking about cancer, without it being a total downer and with early detection being your friend, we encourage everyone to get involved.

 

This tree is planted on Long Island New York where the cancer rate is very high.

 

The 2011 lighting took place on 11-12-2011 and was attended by Rich Wolowski, Theresa Irene Wolowski, Ryan Janek Wolowski, Girish Bhasin and John Erario. This years dedication was that of Cancer Recovery and we dedicated this to both Judy Wolowski and friend of the family Dorthy Phister who both were recently diagnosed with cancer. And with this early detection we are wishing them both a speedy recovery.

 

Talk about this with your loved ones and make sure to get checked regularly.

 

Pink Flowering Kanzan Cherry Blossom Tree

11-17-2011

Ronkonkoma New York USA

Photo by

Ryan Janek Wolowski

Breast Cancer Awareness Pink Tree Lighting 2011

 

In honor of a family member we lost to breast cancer Theresa Irene Wolowski and Ryan Janek Wolowski, first lit this Kanzan tree in pink lights as a tribute to Maura Wolowski on 11-14-2010

 

After the tree was lit with pink mini holiday lights we said a prayer for Maura Wolowski and her surviving family members. She is still very much loved and not forgotten.

 

Please encourage the ones you love to have a screening for breast cancer.

 

During the holiday season we often gather and see family members. We are hoping this pink tree will make it easier and more likely that folks with be able to talk about breast cancer with their family members as well as their doctors.

 

for example..Hey did you hear Aunt Theresa did a pink tree on her front lawn? Really why? She made a breast cancer awareness tree, instantly the whole room had an easy way to start talking about cancer, without it being a total downer and with early detection being your friend, we encourage everyone to get involved.

 

This tree is planted on Long Island New York where the cancer rate is very high.

 

The 2011 lighting took place on 11-12-2011 and was attended by Rich Wolowski, Theresa Irene Wolowski, Ryan Janek Wolowski, Girish Bhasin and John Erario. This years dedication was that of Cancer Recovery and we dedicated this to both Judy Wolowski and friend of the family Dorthy Phister who both were recently diagnosed with cancer. And with this early detection we are wishing them both a speedy recovery.

 

Talk about this with your loved ones and make sure to get checked regularly.

 

Pink Flowering Kanzan Cherry Blossom Tree

11-17-2011

Ronkonkoma New York USA

Photo by

Ryan Janek Wolowski

FORT BELVOIR, Va. (October 22, 2016) More than 700 military personnel and community members show their support of Breast Cancer Awareness Month by competing in Fort Belvoir's annual 5K Run/Walk at the Belvoir Hospital.

 

The event, which emerged from a partnership between the USO Warrior and Family Support Center and the Belvoir Hospital Oncology Department, aims to not only recognize Breast Cancer Awareness Month but also to increase the community's knowledge of the disease and promote early detection.

 

(Department of Defense photos by Reese Brown)

Andy Brophy, Sustainability Analyst

FORT BELVOIR, Va. (October 22, 2016) More than 700 military personnel and community members show their support of Breast Cancer Awareness Month by competing in Fort Belvoir's annual 5K Run/Walk at the Belvoir Hospital.

 

The event, which emerged from a partnership between the USO Warrior and Family Support Center and the Belvoir Hospital Oncology Department, aims to not only recognize Breast Cancer Awareness Month but also to increase the community's knowledge of the disease and promote early detection.

 

(Department of Defense photos by Reese Brown)

Breast Cancer Awareness Pink Tree Lighting 2011

 

In honor of a family member we lost to breast cancer Theresa Irene Wolowski and Ryan Janek Wolowski, first lit this Kanzan tree in pink lights as a tribute to Maura Wolowski on 11-14-2010

 

After the tree was lit with pink mini holiday lights we said a prayer for Maura Wolowski and her surviving family members. She is still very much loved and not forgotten.

 

Please encourage the ones you love to have a screening for breast cancer.

 

During the holiday season we often gather and see family members. We are hoping this pink tree will make it easier and more likely that folks with be able to talk about breast cancer with their family members as well as their doctors.

 

for example..Hey did you hear Aunt Theresa did a pink tree on her front lawn? Really why? She made a breast cancer awareness tree, instantly the whole room had an easy way to start talking about cancer, without it being a total downer and with early detection being your friend, we encourage everyone to get involved.

 

This tree is planted on Long Island New York where the cancer rate is very high.

 

The 2011 lighting took place on 11-12-2011 and was attended by Rich Wolowski, Theresa Irene Wolowski, Ryan Janek Wolowski, Girish Bhasin and John Erario. This years dedication was that of Cancer Recovery and we dedicated this to both Judy Wolowski and friend of the family Dorthy Phister who both were recently diagnosed with cancer. And with this early detection we are wishing them both a speedy recovery.

 

Talk about this with your loved ones and make sure to get checked regularly.

 

Pink Flowering Kanzan Cherry Blossom Tree

11-17-2011

Ronkonkoma New York USA

Photo by

Ryan Janek Wolowski

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