Last month, we were very grateful for the donations received in honor of:
Barbara Brenner, Fay Cokely, Rose Merle, and All lost YA group members
And in memory of: Claudia Ayers, Dalva Hedlund, Marjorie Rivard Adams,
Emily Virkler, Kathy Cole, Kitty, Penny Turco, Cyndy Tkachuck, Rich Hoffman, Robin Treon, S. Scott Kumpf, and Professor Graves Franklin Ray
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We're proud that all donations to CRCFL remain in our community.
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but already have enough "stuff"? Help out a good cause instead! 
Suggest that people make a contribution to CRC in honor of your birthday, anniversary, wedding, graduation, or in memory of a loved one. We'll thank them & let you know that they donated in your honor. And they'll even get a tax deduction. Everyone wins!
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Cancer Resource Center Staff
Rocio Zepp, Jyl Dowd, Marilee Murphy, Sharon Kaplan, & Monica Vakiner
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Mandolyn Grace McConaha has 11 years of non-profit leadership experience developing and implementing evidence-based programming focused on health and education equity, place-based interventions and systemic change. She currently works as the Operations Manager for Brand Communications in the Division of University Relations at Cornell University managing the in-house creative team. Mandolyn is also an award-winning wedding and lifestyle photographer. Mandolyn has served as a community member on CRC's client services committee for the past year and will now chair that committee.
Lee Ginenthal is a retired Ithaca City School District teacher and staff trainer and owner of Der Rosenmeister Nursery. Lee has served as a CRC volunteer for many years, mentoring men with prostate cancer and teaching strength and mobility classes for CRC clients. He also designed and oversaw the creation of the award winning Healing Garden in the backyard of CRC. He has represented CRC at local events speaking about his experiences with prostate cancer, has assisted with our annual walkathons, and has been an active participant with Cornell Partnership class on cancer.
lecturer in the marketing and management communication area at the School of Hotel Administration, where she teaches courses in management communication. Peggy serves on the SC Johnson College of Business' Leadership Council on Combating Racism and Promoting Diversity, Inclusion, Equity, and Belonging. She also serves as a board member for the Village at Ithaca that focuses on educational equity for students in Tompkins County. Peggy understands the importance of community support, and she, along with her husband, Bertrand, and children, Trinity and Emmanuel, are supporters of CRC’s work. As a life member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated, Peggy has worked with her local graduate chapter, Omicron Nu Omega Chapter, to partner with CRC, serving as the captain for Team Alpha Kappa Alpha 1908 in CRC’s Walkathon/5K Run for nearly a decade.
for physical self care, but also mindful meditative tools to calm the busy mind and nervous system, which tends to work on overdrive in many of us dealing with cancer. I cannot put into words what I receive from the hour of zoom every week connecting with Nick and “my” people."
