2019 Co-Chair for Children’s Activities
Please welcome this year's Co-Chair for Children's Activities at the Annual Casa Nuova Customer Appreciation Day - Emma Davis From Emma: Hi my name is Emma Davis. I am 11 years old. I am a
2019 Gala Honorary Chair Howard Young
Howard Young is a 17-year survivor of pancreatic cancer and is an energetic advocate of pancreatic cancer research. He is a strong voice of awareness and an active fundraiser for clinical research that will lead
2019 Gala Honorary Chair Elizabeth O’Connor
We are so thrilled to welcome back the inspirational Elizabeth O'Connor to the 2019 Purple Pansies Gala as our Honorary Chair! Elizabeth has demonstrated courage and tenacity in her long running fight against cancer. Experience
2019 Gala Honorary Chair Teona Ducre
Teona Ducre is a pancreatic cancer survivor from El Paso, TX and now resides in Roswell, GA with her two children, Grant and Sydney and her life partner, Raoul Spears. Teona was diagnosed at age
2019 Gala Co-Chair Janice Chalovich
My name is Janice Chalovich and I am honored to be a volunteer for Purples Pansies and their fight to raise money for early detection and a cure for pancreatic cancer. I am married and
Maria Fundora Founds Purple Pansies to Honor her Mother
Meet Maria Fundora. She's a wife, mother, daughter, restaurateur, and in this case: the founder of Purple Pansies. The loss of her beloved mother, Iluminada Milian, led Maria to create Purple Pansies. Iluminada was the
Randy Pausch Last Lecture
Randy Pausch was a pioneer in virtual reality research and an inspirational professor at Carnegie Mellon University but it was this lecture that had impact around the world. Randy delivered his lecture "Achieving Your Childhood
TYPE 2 ONSET DIABETES CAN BE AN EARLY WARNING SIGN OF PANCREATIC CANCER
TYPE 2 ONSET DIABETES CAN BE AN EARLY WARNING SIGN OF PANCREATIC CANCER January 29, 2017 Source: European Cancer Organization Edited For Style, Length, and Insight NOTE: The following study was performed by researchers from
TGen Foundation
TGen Overview The Translational Genomics Research Institute (TGen) is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization focused on developing earlier diagnostics and smarter treatments. Translational genomics research is a relatively new field employing innovative advances arising from the
