This year I am excited to raise funds for the Liddy Shriver Sarcoma Initiative through AVON! Please contact me for product fliers & information!
avon4ladera@gmail.com
Go Team Sarcoma 2008!!!!!!
Wednesday, June 25, 2008
Wednesday, May 23, 2007
Walk Around The Lake
TEAM SARCOMA 2007 BRADLEY - CALIFORNIA
WALK AROUND THE LAKE
The friends and family of Bradley Rice and the Liddy Shriver Sarcoma Initiative are joining forces to help increase public awareness of sarcoma and raise funds for sarcoma research. While members of Team Sarcoma 2007 are participating in events all around the world, we will join them by walking around scenic Lake Mission Viejo. We will meet in the Vista Del Lago center on Marguerite & walk a 5k course around the lake. It will be hot so don't forget to bring a water bottle, sunscreen and a hat.
WHERE: Lake Mission Viejo
DATE: Sunday, 7/22/07
TIME: 10:00am
FEE: $30 (includes event t-shirt & sarcoma awareness bracelet)
We do this walk in memory of Bradley Rice, who died too young.
We do this walk in memory of Bradley Rice, who died too young.
Wednesday, May 16, 2007
Welcome!
TEAM SARCOMA 2007/BRADLEY - CALIFORNIA
Liddy Shriver Sarcoma Initiative
WALKING FOR A CURE
Who We Are
We are the friends and family of Bradley Rice. In May of 2005, at the end of his senior year at Oakland Mills High School in Columbia, MD, Bradley was diagnosed with Ewing’s Sarcoma/primitive neuroectodermal tumour (ES/PNET), a rare and aggressive form of bone and soft tissue sarcoma. In 10 months, Bradley endured chemo, surgery and radiation. In spite of our and medical science’s best efforts, Bradley passed away on March 21, 2006.
What We’re Doing
Bradley's family is participating in a series of internationally coordinated events that will take place in July of 2007 to raise public awareness of sarcoma and to raise funds for much needed sarcoma research. As part of this effort, they will join Team Sarcoma 2007 by participating in a 5k walk around Lake Mission Viejo. The Team Sarcoma 2007 Initiative involves hundreds of people, worldwide in an "International Bike, Run, Walk, and Swim for Sarcoma Awareness".
Why We’re Doing It
The entire family found Bradley's illness to be profoundly life altering. We are now committed to telling his story in the belief that increased public awareness of sarcoma will lead to increased research funding and that research will ultimately lead to a cure for sarcoma.
The press and TV coverage of these efforts will help make people aware of this devastating and deadly cancer. Such awareness can, in the short term, potentially affect the lives of thousands of families and can aid in directing money toward research to find methods to diagnose and cure this disease.
How You Can Help
· Sponsor our participation in Team Sarcoma 2007
· Join us July 22nd in Mission Viejo
· Call Bradley’s sister at 949-254-0277 for details!
· Spread the word!
Liddy Shriver Sarcoma Initiative
WALKING FOR A CURE
Who We Are
We are the friends and family of Bradley Rice. In May of 2005, at the end of his senior year at Oakland Mills High School in Columbia, MD, Bradley was diagnosed with Ewing’s Sarcoma/primitive neuroectodermal tumour (ES/PNET), a rare and aggressive form of bone and soft tissue sarcoma. In 10 months, Bradley endured chemo, surgery and radiation. In spite of our and medical science’s best efforts, Bradley passed away on March 21, 2006.
What We’re Doing
Bradley's family is participating in a series of internationally coordinated events that will take place in July of 2007 to raise public awareness of sarcoma and to raise funds for much needed sarcoma research. As part of this effort, they will join Team Sarcoma 2007 by participating in a 5k walk around Lake Mission Viejo. The Team Sarcoma 2007 Initiative involves hundreds of people, worldwide in an "International Bike, Run, Walk, and Swim for Sarcoma Awareness".
Why We’re Doing It
The entire family found Bradley's illness to be profoundly life altering. We are now committed to telling his story in the belief that increased public awareness of sarcoma will lead to increased research funding and that research will ultimately lead to a cure for sarcoma.
The press and TV coverage of these efforts will help make people aware of this devastating and deadly cancer. Such awareness can, in the short term, potentially affect the lives of thousands of families and can aid in directing money toward research to find methods to diagnose and cure this disease.
How You Can Help
· Sponsor our participation in Team Sarcoma 2007
· Join us July 22nd in Mission Viejo
· Call Bradley’s sister at 949-254-0277 for details!
· Spread the word!
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