Support My Ride to Conquer Cancer

Welcome to my Personal Page! The Ride to Conquer Cancer benefiting Norton Cancer Institute is a 150 mile cycling journey, that I’m embarking on to fight cancer. It will be a challenge in a number of ways, but with my bike, my helmet, and your generosity, a real impact will be made!

I am riding inhonor of Evelyn Albanese, a current fighter of Cancer, my cousin Bonnie Hayden who has currently won the battle against Cancer and finally Cathy Bale who lost her fight.
Mrs. A is 77 years young, her fight started just a couple years ago, shes a fighter and a winner..Her daughther Terri recencently told me, "she doesn't know where she gets her strengh" She gets it from people like you, who pray and care enough to donate to this cause. Her grandson Phil is planning a "cornhole tournement" to raise money for the ride. WAY to go Phil. Contact me if interested. Sept 12. Bonnie is 1st cousin. a few years back Bonnie was diagnoised with with level 3.5 breast cancer. Don't tell us money doesn't make a difference. Bonnie said the drug that helped save her life, was discovered only 4 years ago, in june of this year she was given a clean bill of health. Cathys fight with cancer ended too soon after it began. At 48 Cathy was a happy go-lucky wife, mother of two, with her and her kids life ahead of her. Diaginoises, came after cancer had made its impact. Her battle was of Epic porportion. Cathy is the core of our ride. Shes the reality will all sweat for, shes the reason everybody needs to give $5.00 more. Shes the reason we all need to give our loved ones one more hug. 110 Of my Snapon customers donated $20 each, if i told you to get a a raffle ticket on a Weber Grill, I think it was greatly more than that. Thanks guys for the oppurtunity to here so many stories, many of the fantastic successes, many of on going fights, many of memories. A big Congrats to Donnie Black of Performance Specialties. Donnie can't claim that he's never won anything from me anymore. An Honarable Mention to a great guy by the name of De Lawerence. De has put on loan to Me his Uni-Vega. A Modern day bike with index shifting and 15 gears. My work horse Niski is still the love of my life, My goal was to be the 1st to finish with a kick stand; for those of us from yesteryear, racing bikes don't have kick stands.
Contribute to this history-making event with a donation. The funds you raise through The Ride to Conquer Cancer will generate the funds necessary to ensure that everyone in our community who needs cancer care will find the help they need at Norton Cancer Institute.


Thank you in advance for your help.

Dave Kremer