Celia Vismale

There is not a day that goes by that I don't not think of my cousin Kim (Vismale.) She was a sweetheart and I miss her terribly. She also had an aunt and two uncles (my dad) to succumb to cancers. It a very scary thing for the whole family to endure. But Kim was always strong even up until the end. Meagan thanks for remembering. We will all miss her! 23 January 2006 - Baltimore, Maryland

Theda Bramlett

I was diagnosed with breast cancer at the age of 29. My son was 8 years old and I was always thinking that if something happened to me what would happen to him. I am so glad to see this program. It is 20 years later and I have seen my son graduate high school and college. Later he married and now I have 2 wonderful grandchildren. At times I feel guilty for being a 20 year breast cancer survivor but then I pray that this will help other women to know that some do survive. I am so thankful to God for allowing me to live. Thank you for all the good deeds that you are doing and may God bless you! 12 December 2005 - Old Fort, Tennessee

Adam McHone

I would just like to let Children of Breast Cancer know how appreciative I am of the financial assistance they gave me for a college education. This organization is allowing my career dreams to come true as I plan to pursue an education in the medical field. My mother passed away on October 15, 2005 and it was such an honor to receive this scholarship while she was living. Maybe one day I will be able to help those who fight each and every day for life as they battle the disease of cancer. Thanks again for making my dreams come true. 7 November 2005 - Pilot Mountain NC

Lynn Stahler

The addition of Randy Owen to this organization is wonderful. Randy is a very sincere man who is passionate in the way he lives his life and shares his feelings with others. As a 295 day survivor of breast cancer myself, I applaud everyone involved . . . families, friends! 4 July 2005 - Anaheim, CA

John Stahl

I'm truly sorry at the loss of your founder. Having suffered the loss of my wife and my children's mother in Nov 2002, I can sympathize with the emotions you may be dealing with. Rita was a teacher of special education students and was a volunteer until her treatments kept her from helping anymore. My children are still adjusting to not having their mother's love and guidance. Please remember you are in our prayers. 29 June 2005 - Chicago

Karrie

I just recently Moved from Chicagland,IL to East TN last Autumn. She was already on medical leave at the time. I didn't know what she was on for until she said her retirement earlier this week. I grieve the Loss of her and the reason why she passed on and leaving her 12 year old son. I want to give my Sympothy to the family and her loved one's and friends. 10 June 2005 - East,TN

Melissa

I just wanted to express my deepest sympathies to the family and friends of MaryEllen. My aunt died 2 1/2 years ago from breast cancer after a 6 year fight. My mom and I both have been inspired by MaryEllen and her fight and how she used that to help others in the community. She will be greatly missed but her legacy will live on as others continue the good works she has started. 10 June 2005 - Ringgold, GA

Will Honeycutt

I lost my mother to breast cancer 8 years ago. I can't describe the emotions that rushed through me last night when I heard the news. The similarities between my mother and MaryEllen are uncanny. The world will miss both of these incredible women. I wish the best for her husband and son in these difficult times ahead. 10 June 2005 - Soddy Daisy

Ambra

just wanted to say how sorry i am.I watched Mary Ellen on t.v for years.Now My family is battling cancer with my mom she has it in her left lung she has lost her hair but she has good spirit.Mary ellen will be missed and i hwish the best to her husband and her son 10 June 2005 - Dalton Ga

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