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Dad, I want you to know that Caleb, Jasmine & I have been walking in remembrance of you for 12 years. Tracy, I do this in remembrance of you and all the times we had together as kids, teenagers, & adults. To their granfather, Caleb & Jasmine have been walking for pancreatic cancer since they were young & they do this in honor of you. I miss and love you both. Zeus joined us for his 1st Pancreatic Walk.
Love,
Tamara , Caleb, Jasmine & Zeus 2020

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We stride for Jimmy - Dad, husband, brother, son, uncle, friend - who was called home by God in 2014. He fought this battle bravely with grace, and was an inspiration to everyone around him. We miss him dearly.

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My sweet husband was diagnosed with Stage 4 Pancreatic Cancer in July 2020. He is a true fighter and thanks to the wonderful medical team at UT Southwestern he is managing his treatments every two weeks. Thanks to all of our family, friends and prayer warriors. Thanks also for all of the medical researchers and PanCan who work tirelessly for a cure!

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My dad was diagnosed with stage IV pancreatic cancer December 2019. A few weeks ago, we ran out of treatment options. PanCan played an important role in giving support and hope throughout his journey. His brother, my Uncle, passed away 4 years ago from Pancreatic Cancer. Their cousin passed away from Pancreatic Cancer. One of My cousin’s wife’s parents passed away from this ruthless disease. We haven’t found the genetic link. We haven’t found treatment that does anything more than marginally extend our time. I want there to be a cure so other families don’t end up where we are.

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My last chemo treatment was December 2019 - almost one year ago.  Today I give thanks to my family, friends, PanCan, and especially Laurie MacCaskill who told me, “I Can.”  Together, we will find a method of early detection and a cure!  There is hope!!!

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My mom was diagnosed with stage four pancreatic cancer in Oct 2016. She fought so hard but lost her battle in March 2017. 5 months. In 5 months this beautiful soul was taken at the age of 60.

Janie had the biggest heart, her smile could light up any room. She never met a stranger and would often give her last dollar to any child or single mother in need. She was BEYOND special, she was the closest thing to an angel on earth.

We would spend every weekend shopping and brunching. It's STILL hard to go to a store and shop without her. We spoke AT LEAST 3 times a day - what I would give to get one last call.
She loved her family, especially her grandkids and grand dogs.

She was my best friend, the sister I never had, my Matron of Honor - MY WORLD.
I miss her EVERY day - and is THE REASON I fight and advocate for more research.

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Diagnosed January 2020, my dad, Mark Kerr, has and continues to fight stage 4 Pancreatic cancer. With the help from his amazing doctors and nurses at MD Anderson in Houston and several months of chemo and radiation, his last scans showed very little evidence of any cancer remaining!  It definitely has not been easy, but the strength and resiliency he has shown gives us hope for the future! We love you daddy, we’ve got this!

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Two of the most significant people in my life both courageously lost their battle with pancreatic cancer at the age of 73.

My mom was a beautiful soul that truly judged no one and loved unconditionally. After fighting arduously for 375 she lost her battle with pancreatic cancer.

My college sponsor, Mr Posey was an amazing man and philanthropist..

They are both the reason why I fight for more awareness of this awful disease.

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We run every year in honor of my father, P.Wayne Dunbar. He was blessed to be eligible for surgery after his initial diagnosis in 2005. Unfortunately, he passed away in 2008 after his cancer returned. We miss him every day and we run to honor him. He was a retired MSGT in the US Air Force and served his country for 20 years. He was a runner so I hear his voice encouraging every time I reach that last uphill stretch of the PurpleStride!

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I walk for my Dad! He was an amazing man that loved my Mom, his kids & especially his grandkids so very much! He loved to fish! He had mad couponing skills, lol. I walk & raise money  to bring awareness to this beast of a cancer that stole him from our family! It has been 6 years since we lost him and it doesn’t get any easier! We love you Pops!💜💜💜💜

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My mom was diagnosed with stage four pancreatic cancer in August 2020. Still learning something new everyday about this disease... terminology, treatments, medications, etc... She recently completed her fourth round and had scans done today to see how her body is responding to the chemo. We’re staying cautiously positive as we wait for the results. Happy I was told about this group.

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My Dad fought hard for 9 months when was diagnosed with PC. The hole left in our family's heart is huge but we continue to wage hope for so many other patients and families. And though he is gone, his spirit lives on strong and I feel that every time I volunteer my time to this cause in his memory.

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From middle school to high school to life after school. We were by each other’s side. When Jamie became diagnosed in April of 2012 I was there every step of the way. I became one of her caregivers, I moved in for a few weeks, after she passed in Sept. of 2012 I vowed to continue her fight, to continue to be her voice, to still be by her side, as we always was. The world lost one of the most caring people I’ve ever known and I miss her everyday. Still fighting for you Jamie! Love you sis! 💜 Piece Of Pie.

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I am surviving, I was diagnosed 9/15/19.  Fortunately my stage 2 tumor was in the head/neck of my pancreas and I underwent Whipple Surgery 10/3/19.  After 7 Folfirinox chemo treatments, my liver was suffering so we stopped chemo.  So far, I've had 2 clear scans.  I pray to be in the very small group of those whose cancer never returns.  And I pray that the 10% five year survival rate grows to 100%.  Thank you PanCAN!

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Vicki was diagnosed in June 2019, entered a clinical trial and fought with such heart and bravery.  She died on Jan 1st, 2020 at 63 years young.  I miss her so much.  My friends and I are running a marathon in her honor and to raise funds for PanCan - reading these stories broke my heart but lifted my spirits.  One day we will find a cure.