A classmate from the University of San Francisco recently passed away after a 12-year fight with kidney cancer. Try as I might, I can't remember Dee-Jade, but Doc Robertson wrote a touching tribute over at his blog
Rest in peace Dee-Jade. my heart goes out to her husband. I can't even imagine.
Here's the obituary that ran April 3 in the San Francisco Chronicle.
The last piece is wonderful: Dee wanted to create a fund to assist young people with cancer completing higher education. Donations, in lieu of flowers, will go towards the fund.
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Thank you again for writing about your experiences, George. People need to see, to know, to get some suggestions on how to measure up.
That was, indeed, a very touching piece. I suppose even more so, since the close friend of my mother's, who I've mentioned in previous blog comments, passed away earlier this month as well. My heart goes out to Dee-Jade's loved ones. She sounds like she was an amazing young woman. It's wonderful how even in death she will be helping other people through the fund. Thanks for sharing this, George.
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