“My wife, Brigette, was working with a national cancer institute after a close personal friend was fighting cancer and after several years of raising money, we were concerned that funds were not staying in our own community of Rock County. The three remaining founding members and Barb Peterson, reached out to Grant County Cancer Coalition who was very gracious in helping us to create our Rock County Cancer Coalition the summer of 2011.”

“After volunteering several years raising funds to support a national cancer organization, I found myself part of a group who were concerned that funds were not staying within our community. Together, we created the Rock County Cancer Coalition with a simple premise of generating financial support from within our community that stays in our community.”

"I joined the RCCC Board to help the organization reach more people that are battling Cancer. Having seen family & friends battle this awful disease, sometimes in a losing effort, I felt a strong calling to contribute to a cause that provides relief to those undergoing treatment."

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“I was working with a national cancer institute after a close personal friend was fighting cancer and after several years of raising money, we were concerned that funds were not staying in our own community of Rock County. The three remaining founding members and Barb Peterson, reached out to Grant County Cancer Coalition who was very gracious in helping us to create our Rock County Cancer Coalition the summer of 2011.”

I am a three-time cancer survivor. I have had breast, uterine, and ovarian cancers. I know what it is to fight cancer. Helping people locally that are battling cancer is a passion of mine. I worked with ACS Relay For Life for many years. I am currently on the board of directors for RCCC because I want to help others that are fighting cancer in any way that I can.

“My company provides graphic design and print management services. Helping clients bring their marketing and design visions to life is what I have been providing clients all over the country for 38 years. I got involved with RCCC because several family members endured cancer over the years, and watching my sister in law lose the battle I felt the need to help in any way I could. When asked there was no way I could say no. Knowing we keep everything in our own communities was so very important to me.”

“I am honored to be volunteering with Rock County Cancer Coalition (RCCC), to assist in increasing awareness of the organization's service in Rock County. I see the positive impact RCCC has on individuals through offering financial support, relieving stress and worry in many situations, and bringing a smile to the faces of so many individuals,”

“I joined RCCC’s board to help build a grant program that once helped a loved one of mine.”

“Like so many others, I have been personally affected by watching loved ones fight cancer. This is my opportunity to give back and help families navigating those difficult times.”