Wall of Champions

This wall is a celebration and an opportunity to honor and remember the Relentless Champions from our community who have touched our lives. As champions and advocates, we are charged with honoring and sharing the stories of people impacted by colorectal cancer.

Donations and counting.

Wall of Champions

Donations and counting.

This March, our Wall of Champions will be displayed on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. We will showcase the lives of relentless champions from across the country! Together, we have to fight for more research, more treatment options, and more awareness. Your donation will support our Path to a Cure.

Honor a loved one. Messages received by March 6, 2023 will be displayed during our United in Blue Installation on the National Mall from March 12-15, 2023. All messages received in 2023 will remain on this Wall of Champions all year.

Your gift to Fight Colorectal Cancer is a tax-deductible donation that creates an opportunity to raise awareness for the colorectal cancer community in our nation’s capital and beyond.

Below is the list of donations that have been made in honor and in memory of champions committed to fighting colorectal cancer. You can search for people using the search bar below.

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Honoring

Donor

Note

Dedication

Frank Robert Rodrigues

Kelli Culver

In memory of Frank Robert Rodrigues. Love you infinity and beyond.

Memorial

Richard Hill, Sr.

Jennifer Rippeon

In loving memory of a wonderful father and husband. We miss you!

Memorial

Janet Johnson

Teri Griege

Janet, Your smile, positive energy and faith light up every room. Keep giving of yourself as your kindness is contagious. You lead by example, keep sharing your story.

Honor

Ryan Fisher

Anonymous

We miss you every day

Memorial

Brent O'Neill

Anonymous

In memory of Brent O'Neill (09/29/68-11/27/2021), who died two months after his 53rd birthday. Brent was diagnosed on 9/15/2021 and died about 9 weeks later. He died so quickly that we were not able to say adequate goodbyes. Part of this story is how this has impacted our family - me and our teens, aged 14 and 17, at Brent's death. Brent had no symptoms, except extreme exhaustion and persistent gas and bloating/discomfort. We love you, Brent, and miss you every day. - Anne, Kieran, and Sean

Memorial

CAROL RIVERA MARTINEZ

Dinah Rivera Martínez

My Warrior! I LOVE YOU

Honor

Robert Bauer

Tiffany Bauer-Prost

You never gave up and fought with grace until the end. I am so proud to be your daughter and miss you every single day!

Memorial

Tim Kavanagh

Andrea Kavanagh

Timmy- We are all so proud of you. It’s been too many surgeries, too many rounds of chemo and radiation, and countless complications. But you still fight on! You do it with good humor and compassion for others going through similar journeys. You use your time and talents to help raise money for other people fighting cancer in Vermont and elsewhere. It has been an continues to be an epic battle. Eight years ago we all thought this would be a distant and unpleasant memory by now. And I remain sure that it WILL soon be! I know you will win this. We love you so much and send you our strength everyday. Andrea, Ewell, Kris, Ellie and Marty

Honor

Heath Bishop

Christen Bishop

I am so unbelievably proud of how hard you are fighting to stay with me. I am forever in your corner and will hold your hand until the end. I love you, lovely. #KFG #Colontown #StageIVCarepartner

Honor

Dad & Abbey

Mary Rasmussen

My dad Ed had lost 7 or 8 pints of blood & got very week before he went to the doctor & found out he had colon cancer at age 86 or 87. He passed in 2005 at age 89. My daughter Abbey, his granddaughter had her 2nd child 1 month early & 2 weeks after her son was born had a gush of blood come out. She had told her doctor she had blood in her stool, but at age 25 was brushed off as remorids since she was pregnant. She passed in 2019 at age 32. Miss them both so much

Memorial

Janice Niwa

Jill MacDonald

“Where there is no struggle, there is no strength.” Keep getting up, you’ll get through this. I know it’s not easy. You make us proud every day. ❤️

Honor

Rep. Donald Payne, Sr.

Donald Payne, Jr.

You were a great Congressman and father. I appreciate all you’ve done for our community, city, district, country, and the world. I didn’t realize how well you have prepared me for what I am doing today. I miss you so.

Memorial

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Honoring: Danny Coleman

Donor: Byron Coleman

Note: We're constantly inspired by your strength and resilience! We love you, Uncle Danny! Keep fighting! #Colemanized

Honoring: Gloria “Glory” Borges…WunderGlo

Donor: Vivian Carmody

Note: We Love You & Miss You Glory!💙 #WunderGlo #GloriaStrong #LOVE

Honoring: Laraine Mitchell

Donor: Linda Bennett

Note: With all of our love for Laraine and her gentle spirit.

Honoring: Ann Sullivan

Donor: Teri Griege

Note: Ann--You are loved by sooooo many people. You inspire us all. You push me and challenge me every Pedal Event. Thanks for all you do for so many!!! You are always positive and driven with your inner strength. A day at a time. No one fights alone!

Honoring: Robert A. Strehl

Donor: Ryan Strehl

Note: Life will never be the same without you. You are so loved and missed. You are not alone, we are with you in spirit and you will always be in our hearts. Love Ryan

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Below is the list of donations that have been made in honor and in memory of champions committed to fighting colorectal cancer. You can search for people using the search bar below.

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