It all began with Roz Hill
In 2005, I learned I had breast cancer. I went to Google to find information about breast cancer in men. I'd not heard men could get it. I guess most men don't know. Brings me to Roz Hill. Over the course of 9 years. Roz and I developed an Online friendship where she convinced me to share my experience with being a man dealing with Breast Cancer. I first reached out to Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure® where after nine years, I was the top individual fundraiser for race for the cure®. After winning a pair of diamond earrings from this experience, I moved my fundraising to Making Strides Against Breast Cancer. A bit more gender open in messaging. . Before Roz passed, she brought me and Julie, my wife, for an extended visit to Narrlen New South Wales AU.. This was 2014, we lost Roz in Feburary of 2015. I learned tons from Roz. She was/is my Cancer Mentor.
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Ken "Nebo" Stonestreet - Pratten Park Magpies
Sad news to announce that one of the Magpies greats, Ken Nebo Stonestreet passed away today after a long battle with illness.
Kens Funeral is at 11 AM on Wednesday the 3rd June at Forest Lawn Cemetery Camden Valley Way, and in true Magpie style the theme is black and white.
I met Mr. Stonestreet at Macarthur Cancer Centre in Campbelltown, NSW. He called himself a good bloke, and sure enough...
he was.
Published on Oct 25, 2015
My private members motion on breast cancer awareness was debated today in the Federation Chamber. Many thanks to my colleagues, Jill Hall, Karen McNamara, Anna Burke, Luke Simpkins, Chris Hayes and Lisa Chesters. Their contributions to the debate were extremely good. This is an important area and it's one that I have been involved in since my first private members motion in 2002. It was an honor to pay tribute to my good friend, the late Roz Hill, who was a champion advocate for women and men
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My Mate Roz Hill
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