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Share 493. Corky Frady explains how miracles can happen when the people behind the scenes help make it happen. That’s the heart of Let’s Sack Cancer.
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493. Corky Frady explains how miracles can happen when the people behind the scenes help make it happen. That’s the heart of Let’s Sack Cancer.
Corky proves you are never too old to reinvent yourself and my friend, Lugs, proves it!
Let’s Sack Cancer was founded by a Northwest native and longtime member of the Athletic Community, Corky Frady, who experienced firsthand the devastation cancer can bring when his 17-year-old sister, Patty, lost her life to the disease. Let’s Sack Cancer, formed in Patty’s honor, is inspired by Seattle Children’s great results in the fight against childhood cancer.
Whether it be in athletics or life—defense is a vital performance feature. When it comes to pediatric cancer, let’s make immunotherapy the best defense!
With headquarters in Edmonds, Washington, Let’s Sack Cancer is searching for new and creative means to engage people across the country to fund research and find a cure for pediatric cancer.
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Corky proves you are never too old to reinvent yourself and my friend, Lugs, proves it!
Let’s Sack Cancer was founded by a Northwest native and longtime member of the Athletic Community, Corky Frady, who experienced firsthand the devastation cancer can bring when his 17-year-old sister, Patty, lost her life to the disease. Let’s Sack Cancer, formed in Patty’s honor, is inspired by Seattle Children’s great results in the fight against childhood cancer.
Whether it be in athletics or life—defense is a vital performance feature. When it comes to pediatric cancer, let’s make immunotherapy the best defense!
With headquarters in Edmonds, Washington, Let’s Sack Cancer is searching for new and creative means to engage people across the country to fund research and find a cure for pediatric cancer.