Riley Bierer was 6 years, 8 months old when he was diagnosed with a Medulloblastoma. After a very lengthy surgery to remove the brain tumour, Riley had to relearn how to do everything all over again. Riley is now 9 years old and he is doing remarkably well. Everyday Riley continues to inspire the people around him with his strength and determination. Riley is our hero!

Jon Bishop
Jon was an active, fun-loving, independent-spirited man. He loved to wear a white ball cap. His disease started by robbing him of his vision and eventually took much of his independence. However, it NEVER robbed him of his positive attitude, his willingness to look outward and upward, or his ability to give and receive love. One of his desires was to be able to help others and to raise awareness about brain tumours. We are grateful to have had him in our lives and he will remain forever in our hearts.

 Cathleen Bridge loved the beach and sunshine. The last time we were together at a beach was on Lake Huron in 1999. Our children were young then and our parents and Nana were visiting from Sault Ste. Marie. It was a big blue sky day! The water was crisp and clear. I can still picture the scene in my mind. She usually wore a hat like this one at the beach. We lost Cathy in the fall of 2002, after a one year battle with a brain tumour. I miss her daily but enjoy memories like the beach day. Cathy wore yellow and orange and a hat. I wish I had more pictures of her from that day. You never know when you will run short of photos of your loved ones. In memory of Cathy, submitted lovingly by her sister Karen.

Calum Ferguson Bruce
His smile was always there as he dealt with his long life health issues from a progressive seizure disorder to the diagnosis of a left parietal astrocytoma. Radiation and chemo followed. Calum swam competitively with his high school team. After he graduated from college, he worked full-time in the IT field. Two years hand running, he received perfect attendance recognition from his employer.