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CanCare Plaza
at
Number Three 2014
CanCare, Inc. provides
one-on-one, emotional
support for cancer patients
and their families.
Rick Rice Park
A
dedication ceremony for
the CanCare Plaza at Rick
Rice Park in the heart
of Katy, Texas was held May 1,
2014. The plaza, which provides
panoramic park views from an
elevated, outdoor space, celebrates
the park’s theme – hope, love,
dream – in honor and in memory of Bill Odle, Bill Hall, Nancy Tucker, Barry Kaplan, Rick Rice, Cory Hawryluk
cancer survivors in our community.
reminds people to love, dream, and never
The park is beautiful and we hope
With its limestone blocks, benches
lose
hope.
The
idea
to
work
with
CanCare
everyone
will go out and enjoy it.
and wood decking, the plaza shares
was
inspired
by
CanCare
board
member
Parking
for
Rick Rice Park is shared
quotes from cancer survivors including
Bill
Odle,
and
former
CanCare
board
with
CanCare
congregational partner,
CanCare president, Nancy Tucker, who
member and current volunteer, Cory
Crosspoint Community Church, located at
is a thyroid cancer survivor; Bill Hall,
Hawryluk.
750 S. Westgreen Blvd., Katy, TX 77450.
CanCare chairman of the board, and Cory
Hawryluk, CanCare volunteer.
From the view of the plaza you can
see grand, colorful aluminum letters that
are carefully placed to spell out the words
“hope, love, and dream.” The individual
letters also include inspirational quotes
relating to CanCare’s mission of improving
the quality of life for cancer patients and
their families.
Officials with the Interstate MUD
district worked closely with CanCare to
create a space for the community that
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A MESSAG E FR O M
CanCare President, Nancy Tucker
O
nce again the Friends of CanCare
hosted an incredibly successful
National CanCare Survivors
Day Luncheon. They stayed focused on
our mission of the day, which is to provide
an opportunity for cancer survivors
in the Houston area to celebrate their
survivorship, to gain strength from each
other, and to acknowledge the survivorship
of over 13 million cancer survivors in the
U.S.
Our keynote speaker, Captain Mark
Kelly, talked about literally traveling
among the stars into the vast unknown of
outer space – something I’m guessing not
many of us have done. But like many of
us, he has also faced the vast unknown of
another uncharted journey: cancer.
For anyone who has ever received a
cancer diagnosis, I can compare it to
the gripping opening scene of the movie
Gravity, which occurs in a place that’s
familiar to Captain Kelly: outer space. In
this scene, the character played by Sandra
Bullock is safely tethered to
a space shuttle until highspeed debris disconnects her
and sends her tumbling over
and over, terrified and out
of control, through outer
space. Her commander and
veteran astronaut, played by
George Clooney, extends an
experienced, helpful hand
just at the right time to
bring her safely back to the
shuttle.
Now – who wouldn’t
CanCare President and CEO, Nancy Tucker with Capitan Mark Kelly
want to be rescued by
George Clooney!? But if
just at the right time to extend a hand of
you can’t have George by your side, I can
strength and encouragement. Someone
tell you first-hand – when you are facing
who has been there and understands how
a diagnosis of cancer – that the next best
to navigate the unexpected physical and
thing is a CanCare volunteer.
emotional challenges. They are shining
For someone facing a cancer journey,
stars in the vast unknown of cancer and a
a CanCare volunteer is what George
source of hope for all those struggling with
Clooney’s character was to Sandra
this disease and all those who share their
Bullock’s: someone who comes along
struggle.
National Cancer Survivors Day Highlights
C
anCare held its 20th Annual
National Cancer Survivors
Day Luncheon May 15 at The
Westin Galleria in honor and memory
of cancer survivors and their families. Guest speaker, Captain Mark Kelly,
U.S. Astronaut, wowed the crowd
with his story of cancer survivorship,
traveling in space and serving as
caregiver for his wife, Gabby. Honorees
included Ruth Davies, and Terri and
Dave Peterson. The event was emceed
by KPRC news anchor, Dominique
Sachse and co-chaired by Beth Black
and Kerry McKay. CanCare volunteer,
Jessica Hecht, also shared her story of
cancer survivorship.
Captain Mark Kelly
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Honoree Ruth Davies, with her sons, John P. Davies (left)
and Mark J. Davies (right)
Announcing The 22nd Annual
CanCare Golf Classic
SUND AY, O C T. 5 AN D M OND AY, OCT. 6
I
t’s time to tee off for CanCare! Get
your clubs ready to hit the greens.
Register today for the 22nd Annual
Golf Classic at Lakeside Country Club.
Help us kick off this first class event with a
banquet on Sunday, October 5, featuring
fun, food, and auctions. The entertainment
continues on Monday, October 6, with a
day of golf featuring theme inspired party
holes and live music, delicious food, and
drinks.
CanCare is proud to announce,
Diana and Lee Chenoweth as this year’s
tournament co-chairs. Diana and Lee
are CanCare supporters, Golf Classic
committee members, and donors. The
Chenoweths shared that they are, “excited
to be part of this fantastic opportunity to
help a great cause and support the good
work of CanCare.”
This long standing event benefits
CanCare’s mission of providing, at no
charge, one-on-one support services,
hospital visitation programs and volunteer
training programs. Don’t miss the fun…
this tournament sells out quickly.
Banquet and Golf
Sunday night cocktail reception, dinner
and auctions. Monday golf “shamble”
format (select the best drive and play
individual’s ball from that point) with
a shotgun start. Contact Rima King at
rimak@cancare.org or 713.461.0028 to
reserve your spot.
Party Holes
Enjoy food, fun, and festivities at
these famous CanCare Golf Classic hot
spots. Various theme inspired tented
areas are setup throughout the course,
offering live music, beverages, and good
times. Interested in having fun while
helping a cause? Contact Emily Prus at
emilyprus@att.net or call 281.558.6502.
Become a Sponsor
Opportunities are available at every level
and participation is encouraged! Contact
Rima King at rimak@cancare.org or
713.461.0028 for details.
Diane and Lee Chenoweth
Survivors Day
Highlights Continued:
Tommy and Nancy Tucker, Terri and Dave Peterson
Audrey Toll with daughter, Dominique Sachse
Jessica Hecht
Co-chairs,
Beth Black and
Kerry McKay
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Volunteer Spotlight:
Jessica Hecht
Y
ou may recognize Jessica… she was
CanCare’s guest volunteer speaker at
the National Cancer Survivors Day
Luncheon held a few months ago (May 15,
2014) and because she touched so many
people with her story, we decided to share
it again with our 11,000 newsletter readers.
“Stay strong, be positive, and above all,
have faith, are the words that I said over
and over to myself,” says Jessica. “It has
been almost a year-and-a-half since my
life changed forever. Now every morning I
thank G-d for letting me be a part of each
day.”
Jessica shares, “My story goes back three
weeks before my wedding when I started
to feel like I had a swollen potato stuck
in my throat. I also started feeling a weird
pressure in my chest and I thought that
maybe I had too much stress as my job was
quite demanding, and that the chest pain
I was feeling was due to anxiety. I decided
to quit my job
and focus on
my upcoming
wedding. I
went to my
boss and with
a sad feeling
and explained
that I was not
feeling well and
I wanted to quit
my job for the
reasons I just
mentioned. He
was extremely
Jessica and Estaban
nice and since
I was getting married, he told me to quit
after my wedding and honeymoon, so that
being unemployed didn’t add to my stress.”
A few days later, Jessica was still feeling
bad so she went to a Fast Care facility
where they told her she had a respiratory
infection. She said they gave her a bunch
of pills and said she would be fine in a
few days. They did not run any tests. That
night when she got home, she asked her
boss if she could take two days off because
she needed sleep.
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“March
14, I woke
up with a
sharp pain
in my chest.
I woke
my future
husband up
and I told
him that I
wanted to
go to the
ER. He was
surprised
since I am a
very healthy
person. In
my mind, I
Franklin and Susi Hecht, Jessica and Estaban Izquierdo
wanted to go
to the ER so they could give me stronger
doctor and I happened to have Primary
pills and then I could go enjoy my two
Mediastinal Lymphoma, which was pure
relaxing days off. I had an X-ray and a
coincidence.”
CT scan and then the doctor came back
“I was very blessed because I had
and told us to please sit down… and that
my husband and parents with me the
is when we got the news: YOU HAVE
whole time I was here in Houston for
CANCER.”
treatment. In a way, I’m thankful to have
Jessica was in complete shock. “The
gotten cancer because I was able to meet
moment the doctor told me I had cancer,
wonderful inspiring heroes throughout my
it was 8:00 a.m. which means time for
journey. I learned early in life to appreciate
breakfast. I told him that I needed to go
everything and everyone. She put her
out and eat some chocolate chip pancakes
wedding on hold until after treatment, and
and would be back. The doctor was
is now celebrating her six month wedding
surprised at my reaction but he did not
anniversary.”
stop me. I must say those where the most
Jessica recently became a CanCare
bittersweet pancakes I have ever eaten.”
volunteer so that she can share hope with
When she returned and was able to process
others who are diagnosed with lymphoma.
the news, it was then that her weeks no
“CanCare has motivated me because it has
longer had days. Time did not matter and
allowed me to connect with a family of
her life had changed forever because that
survivors filled with faith and optimism.
day became the first day of her cancer
We are united because we share the
fight.
knowledge that nothing is impossible with
“I called my parents in Quito, Ecuador
HOPE.”
and that day they came to Miami. When I
VOLUNTEER
was at the hospital in Miami, the doctors
told me that they couldn’t find a doctor
To become a volunteer for CanCare,
that was willing to do the biopsy since
sign up for training
they had not seen this type of cancer
before. Through a friend, I got the email
October 24-26, 2014 in Houston.
of a doctor from MD Anderson in
www.cancare.org
Houston who happened to be a lymphoma
Welcome CanCare’s
New EVP and COO,
Warren E. Bright
C
anCare is pleased to welcome
Warren Bright as the new
Executive Vice President and
Chief Operating Officer. Warren brings
to CanCare 25 plus years of business
experience, a passion for our ministry,
and a dedication to CanCare’s mission.
Warren’s son, Wesley, and the entire family
were recipients of CanCare’s support
during Wesley’s battle with leukemia. The
entire family later went through CanCare’s
volunteer training, becoming the first
complete family to be trained volunteers.
Warren has also served CanCare as a
member of its Board of Directors since
1999.
“While cancer has never invaded my
body, I have experienced the impact it
has on an individual and their loved
ones and friends. I have also experienced
the comfort and support a CanCare
Warren E. Bright
volunteer brings to someone facing cancer.
I am excited about being on staff and
contributing on a daily basis to furthering
CanCare’s mission,” shared Warren.
Anne McCluan
Fund
A
fter 21 years of service, the
ministry of CanCare has
benefited from and will
continue to draw inspiration from
the dedication, the servant leadership,
and the life of Anne McCluan. Upon
her retirement, the CanCare Board
of Directors established the Anne
McCluan Fund in grateful recognition
of and to honor her commitment to
the organization. Donations received
for this fund will advance the areas of
training, education, and the nurturing
of CanCare volunteers.
To make a donation in honor
of Anne McCluan, please send a
note designating your contribution
to this fund, and Anne will receive
notification of your gift. Donations
can be made online, in person, or by
mail to 9575 Katy Freeway, Suite 428,
Houston, TX 77024.
Young Friends of CanCare
10th Annual Crawfish Boil
H
uge thanks to the ‘Young Friends’ for their very successful 10th Annual Young
Friends of CanCare Crawfish Boil which was held April 26, 2014 at Jackson’s
Watering Hole. The event offered all-you-can-eat crawfish, drinks sponsored
by Silver Eagle, auction, and live music from Southern Reverb, hosted by this incredible
group of young professionals dedicated to helping others, both young and old, who are
battling cancer. The success of the event is also due to all of the amazing sponsors and
auction donors, with special thanks to the Title Sponsor, Frost Bank. Overall they raised
over $17,000 for the mission of
CanCare.
Anne McCluan
Sergio Marazita,
Kate Speight,
Sonya Hamilton,
Rachel Dickerson,
Danielle Durocher
Drew King, Chelsea
Johnson, Sarah
Hoy, Justin Stradley,
Billy Bettingen, and
Courtney Hosea
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Board Member Spotlight Bill Odle
B
ill Odle is currently
serving his second
year as a member
of CanCare’s Board of
Directors, as well as serving
on various committees.
Perhaps his biggest
contribution to CanCare is
his involvement with Rick
Rice Park in Katy, Texas.
Bill Odle
Bill is the Managing
Principal for TBG Partners,
a landscape architecture and planning
firm. The park idea started with one of
Bill’s clients, Cory Hawryluk, a long time
CanCare board member and member of
the Interstate MUD Board of Directors,
which is the group responsible for the
park. Bill was inspired by the mission
of CanCare throughout this project. “I
believe that everyone needs a teammate
in whatever you do. CanCare is a great
teammate when you are fighting cancer.
CanCare gives people LOVE, HOPE
and allows them to DREAM,” states
Bill.
On May 1, 2014 there was an
official dedication at the park for
the “CanCare Plaza” which honors
cancer survivors and offers them a
place of tranquility. Bill Odle was the
lead architect for the design of this
beautiful park.
When you visit the CanCare Plaza
and you look out over the pond and
the walk paths, you will see the huge letters
that spell out the words
“LOVE, HOPE, and DREAM” across
the landscape, along with quotes in the
plaza from cancer survivors involved with
CanCare that correspond with each word.
Bill’s personal experience with cancer
occurred when his mother was diagnosed
with breast cancer eight years ago. Bill and
his family grew through the experience
and wished that they had known about
Team CanCare Wants You!
Get Ready, Set, Go!
Y
ou can hear the footsteps as they come barreling down
towards the finish line…the crowd roars…cheers…bells
ringing…horns blowing…it’s Team CanCare!!! Since 1996,
Team CanCare has participated as an official “Run for a Reason”
charity in the Houston Marathon. Join this energetic group of
Team CanCare members
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CanCare at the time. “If we had known
about CanCare, it would have helped all
of us.”
Bill and his wife have three wonderful
children, a 10 year old son and two
daughters, ages 8 and 4. They are a
Christian family and were very involved
with helping to start up RiverPoint
Church’s campus in Missouri City. The
campus just celebrated its two year
anniversary.
Bill Odle, Barry Kaplan, Nancy Tucker, Bill Hall,
Cory Hawryluk
RUN OR WALK FOR CANCARE IN
THE HOUSTON MARATHON RACES
JANUARY 17 & 18, 2015
runners and walkers for the upcoming
Chevron Houston Marathon and
Half Marathon. Not a runner? Not a
problem. Join the team and participate
in the 5K. Every participant will
receive one
of our Team
CanCare t-shirts!
Come cheer on the team as they near
the finish line. We are always looking for
families and supporters to cheer on the
Marathon participants at our race day
“Hoopla” Site with live music, snacks, fun,
and fellowship.
Team CanCare’s dedicated participants
have raised over $1 million in support of
our organization as they dedicate their race
to someone special affected by cancer. For
more information or to sign up now, go to
www.teamcancare.org.
UPCOMING EVENTS
We appreciate our volunteers!
A
CanCare volunteer appreciation event was held on March 29 at the beautiful waterfront
home of Tina and Rex Davis. Everyone gathered to the theme of “Sittin’ on the Dock
of the Bay... Spending time with Friends” to share stories and fellowship over a common
interest in CanCare’s mission of improving the quality of life for cancer patients and their
families. A huge thanks to Tina and Rex for hosting the event!
Board of Representatives
Meeting
September 10
Board of Directors Meeting
September 16
22nd Annual CanCare
Golf Classic Banquet
October 5
22nd Annual CanCare
Golf Classic
October 6
CanCare Support Volunteer
Training / Houston
October 24-26
Annual Interfaith
Clergy Luncheon
November 5
Sittin’ on the dock of the Bay
Welcome Volunteer Class 67
O
n June 20-22, CanCare welcomed 17 new CanCare volunteers who completed
training at First Presbyterian Church in Sugar Land. We give special thanks to our
gracious hosts: First Presbyterian Church in Sugar Land, Reverend Dr. Fredrick &
Mrs. Ruth Seay, and Ms. Mary McMaster. We would also like to thank those who made the
training a success, our speakers: Dr. Janet Macheledt, Sherea Cary, Dr. Bob Boyd, Jeff Folloder,
and CanCare trainers: Pat Hogan-Korge, Roy Davis, and Teresa Doyle.
Back Row L to R: David
Bingham, David Fortier, John
Brockhan, Tim Leary, Barbara
Butler, Tanieka Randall, Mike
Skowronek, Jan Towers,
Christine Bowen, Phyllis
Nawrot
Board of Directors Meeting
November 11
Holiday Open House
December 2
2014
Front Row L to R: Glenna
Thomas, Marion Smith,
Melanie Wong, Erika Alvarado,
Ruby Hartsfield, Susan Speer,
Gabriela Garcia
IT’S AN HONOR
Health Fairs and Awareness Events
CanCare participates
in workplace and faith
based health fairs. If
you are interested in
setting up a CanCare
information table at an
event, please contact
Pam at 713-461-0028.
CanCare hospital volunteer,
Carol Campbell, was
recognized at the Volunteer
Appreciation Luncheon on
April 9, 2014 as one of the
Outstanding Volunteers
for the year 2013-2014 at
Houston Methodist Sugar
Land Hospital. Congratulations
Carol! She was one of two
people recognized from the
Spiritual Care Department.
Volunteer Katie Hackley
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Please remember these people in your prayers:
All of our CanCare clients, Julian Barr, Bonnie Beachy, Karen Bodmer,
Family of Jean Buis, Catherine Najvar Burnham, Charlotte Burns, Paula Canik,
Gloria Carr, Dawn Chaky, Virginia Curtis, Sandi Damico, Debra Dion,
Rita Donaldson, Cyndy Fisher, Lynn Fortier, Cindy Johnson, Beverly Jones,
Chris Kaufman, Family of Earl Keeling, Dotti Kesinger, Jennifer Kiser,
Ellie LaPorte, Celeste LeGros and family, Glennis Lonard, Steve McKenzie,
Family of Marshall Pearlstein, Marcia Powell, Doris Praino, Lauren Price,
Sharon Queen, Beth Robson, Dena Ruffin, Jean Sanfelippo, Garry Schoonover,
Cassie Schuster, Linda Skov, Ellie Snapp, Dianne and James Stewart,
Roslin Sweat, Lynn Turnage, Lynda Van Staden
Donations to CanCare are appreciated and allow us to
continue our mission of improving the quality of life for
cancer patients and their families.
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We thank Phillips 66 for their 2014 pledge of printing
to CanCare, Inc. This generous donation enables us
to share CanCare’s message of Hope through this
publication, About Life. We appreciate the continued
support of Phillips 66 and its employees.
CanCare Staff
Nancy Tucker, President and CEO
Warren E. Bright, Executive Vice President
and COO
Nicole Dixon, Director of Communications
Alicia Bergeron-Jarrett, Director of Program
Services
Rima King, Director of Development and
Corporate Relations
Rachel Dickerson, Special Events and
Communications Coordinator
Debbie Edmondson, Manager of
Administration and Finance
Nadia Rodriguez, Assistant to the President
Pamela Shepherd, Communications and
Community Partnerships Assistant
Editor: Nicole Dixon, nicoled@cancare.org. Graphic design production: FBK Design.
Contributing writers: Nicole Dixon, Alicia Bergeron-Jarrett, Rima King, Nadia
Rodriguez, Pam Shepherd, Nancy Tucker. Contributing photographers: Warren
Bright, Kevin McGowan. About Life is published quarterly by CanCare, Inc., a
volunteer ministry for and by cancer patients and survivors and their families.
CanCare is a nonprofit 501 (c)(3) organization located at 9575 Katy Freeway,
Suite 428, Houston, Texas 77024. Phone: 713.461.0028 or 1.888.461.0028 Fax:
713.461.0704, www.cancare.org.
CanCare Board of Directors
William W. Hall, Jr., Chair
and Lifetime Director
Shelaghmichael C. Brown,
Treasurer
Hal B. Sharp, AIA, LEED
AP, Secretary
William E. Junell, Jr., Legal
Counsel
Patricia Hogan-Korge, M.A.,
Lifetime Director
F. Max Schuette, Lifetime
Director
Tim D. Conklin
Bernard M. Fields
Sonya Villamagna Hamilton
Titus H. Harris III
Roderick A. Larson
Kerry McKay
John D. Miner
Jack B. Moore
Bill A. Odle
John C. Pavlas
Dawn S. Scheirer
David L. Solomon
Laurence E. Stuart
Dixie L. Ward
Jeffrey A. Zinn
CanCare Medical Advisory
Board
Robert A. Behar, M.D.
Garth A. Beinart, M.D.,
F.A.C.P.
E. Brian Butler, M.D.
Luis H. Camacho, M.D.,
M.P.H.
Luis T. Campos, M.D.
Jorge G. Darcourt, M.D.
Mauro Ferrari, Ph.D.
Bonnie S. Glisson, M.D.
Daniel E. Lehane, M.D.
Janet E. Macheledt, M.D.,
M.S., M.P.H.
Rick Q. Ngo, M.D., F.A.C.S.
Lois M. Ramondetta, M.D.
Manoj A. Reddy, M.D.
Stephen Szabo, M.D.
Michael D. Westmoreland,
Pharm.D., BCOP
CanCare Board of
Representatives
John C. Pavlas, Chair
Darlene Alexander
Marcia Barham
Gloria Barnes
Philip David Belanger
Rachel G. Birney
Marty R. Buck
Charlotte Y. Burns
Bitsy Cleveland
Florida Cornelius-Cooper
Reverend James Currie
Charlotte D. Daigle
Ruth M. Davies
Nancy D. Devlin
Rabbi Gideon Estes
Donna Q. Fong
Connie Marie Fowler
Frances S. Franklin
Dianne Gautier Anderson
Jill Gentsch
Arlyne Gimble
Rabbi Dan M. Gordon
Carol J. Greene
Cindy Grillo
Paula I. Hawkins
Debbie Heckeroth
Donna R. Hirst
Trixie Jobe
David Johnson
Elizabeth Kabat
Leah Katz
Susan Kramer
Cindi D. Kuykendall
Gary P. Lamb
Larry Latimer
Sheila Maio
Jim Mayer
Brandi Monteverde
Nancy B. Morgan
The Rev. Mr. David L.
Northcutt
John W. Overton
Michael L. Parker
Elizabeth B. Patterson
Sharlene Pruitt
Emily Prus
Louise F. Renfro
Sherry C. Ritcheson
Virginia Rogers
Betsy Schauer
Roger Schuelke
Russell K. Schulze II
The Rev. Mrs. Lillie Seals
Joann Seuser
Eleanor H. Sommer
Herbert Sommer
The Rev. Ms. June Stoker
Cyndy Thompson
Thomas S. Weimer
Lois White
Michael I. Wiesenthal
Hope Wilmarth
Samuel Windham
Stephanie A. Zerger
Friends of CanCare Board of
Directors
Dixie Ward, President
Beth Black
Cynthia Bryant
Suzi Haveman
Pat Hogan-Korge
Ann Johns
Nan McCreary
Gretchen Odum
Emily Prus
Nancy Radecki
Fran Story
Carol Surles
Melanie Turzillo
Bonnie Whitten
Friends of CanCare Advisory
Board
Kerry McKay, Chair
Jason Cain
Leslie Franco
Debbie Horgan
Dwight Keys
Chris Lyons
Lisa Morton
Renee Renfroe
Amy Richter
Loan “Lawn” Trinh
Jennifer Tweeton
Young Friends of CanCare
Board of Directors
Sonya Villamagna Hamilton,
Chair
Alexandra Crawley
Nicholas Dickerson
Jack Doherty
Jennifer Doherty
Philip Dunlap
Danielle Durocher
Taylor Edwards
Will Florence
William Jochetz
Chris Lewis
Chad Lyons
Sergio Marazita
Matt Neal
Paul Penland
Rebecca Putterman
Michael Sieger
Kate Speight
Mary Tennant