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Connor LeFebre

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Lung Cancer
Run Cancer Out Of Town Mini Relay for Life Held at Valor High School You are invited to a mini Relay For Life on April 19th at Valor High School in Highlands Ranch, called Run Cancer Out of Town. This event is being put on by a very determined 6th grade boy named Connor LeFebre.…

Paul Millner

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Prostate Cancer
Passion for the Sky A Love for Flying Keeps One Pilot Moving Forward Paul Millner is passionate about the Cessna Cardinal airplane–he’s the technical editor for the Cardinal Flyers Online type club, has owned multiple planes over the years, and attended the EAA Oshkosh AirVenture in 2014. But airplanes and pilot’s clubs aren’t the only…

Patricia Deimer-Steineke

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Skin Cancer
The International Aerobatic Club Patricia Deimer-Steineke manages the International Aerobatic Club–a division of the Experimental Aircraft Association (EAA) that promotes and enhances the safety and enjoyment of sport aerobatics. Just like the airplanes the club flies, Patricia’s life turned upside down when her late husband Greg received a scary diagnosis.

Murphy Huston

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Breast Cancer
The Curious Case of Murphy Huston A Radio Show Host and An Unusual Diagnosis Murphy Huston–radio host for KOSI 101, father, and grandfather–was playing with his grandson one day when he felt an unusual pain in his chest. What was it? Watch the video to find out what disease he was diagnosed with–one that’s not…

Still Flying High

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Skin Cancer
Chuck Aaron’s Battle With Skin Cancer Chuck Aaron is the only pilot in the U.S. licensed to fly aerobatics in a helicopter. We originally met him at EAA AirVenture Oshkosh in 2012, where he told us about how he caught his skin cancer in time, and his amazing aviation career. Two years later, we reunited…

Chuck LeMaster

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Skin Cancer
A Historic Airplane and it’s Inspiring Captain Introduced in 1926, the Ford Trimotor airplane is distinguished by its corrugated aluminum covering and its memorable history. The Trimotor served all three branches of the U.S. military, many airlines, many corporations, and 20 foreign countries, making an invaluable part of American history. In the late ’50s, Chuck…

Grace Petroff

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Brain Cancer, Pediatric Cancer
How One Pediatric Cancer Survivor is Giving Back Grace Petroff, a survivor of pediatric brain cancer, is organizing the Grace’s Race 5k walk/run to give back to The Morgan Adams Foundation, which funded the research that saved her life. In its first year, the race raised $44,000 for Morgan Adams. This year, they’re hoping to get even more.…

Bone Marrow Gives Hope to Cancer Patient

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Blood Cancer
Catch It In Time’s Founder Keith Singer Donates Stem Cells to Leukemia Patient Bone Marrow Transplantation is not necessarily the painful process you might think it is.  This life saving procedure can be completed in a way that is not much different than giving blood. It is called Apheresis.  Follow Catch It In Time‘s co-founder,…

Eli Gold

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Pediatric Cancer
Saving Lives One Chip at a Time How a Little Data Chip Gives Hope to Pediatric Cancer Patients The Morgan Adams Foundation in Denver, CO is helping to save the lives of pediatric cancer patients in Children’s Hospital and beyond with a revolutionary new technology called a chip. Each chip provides the ‘fingerprint’ of a…

Andy Bonnett

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Lung Cancer
From Cancer to Kayaking Targeted Lung Cancer Therapy Helps Andy Get Back on Track We value individuality in living our lives, but can it also help with cancer treatments? Andy Bonnett and his team of doctors at University of Colorado Hospital say definitely yes. The UCH team, lead by Dr. Ross Camidge, used a new…

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