I met the Malloy family a long time ago. Since meeting them, I was always so impressed by what a beautiful family they are. When I learned Shenell got sick, my heart immediately hurt. Seeing her start Do Cancer in the midst of recovery was so powerful. Watching her speak & seeing how much of an impact she had through such an incredible organization is simply amazing. Do Cancer is an organization that focuses on supporting people affected by cancer and helping them navigate the challenges that come with it. They provide resources, support, and a sense of community for patients and their families.
Since Shenell passed, all those who loved & knew her have carried on the Do Cancer path she started by staying involved & spreading the word of how special this organization is! Attending the annual gala is just one of the many ways to get involved & participate for such a great cause. It is an honor to support an amazing cause that is really close to my heart. Thank you to Bill Malloy and Do Cancer for always putting on such a special evening with some much heart & thought. I look forward to what is to come!
From left to right: Eric Iantorno, Heather Iantorno, Stacie Steelman, Dan Snyder, Nikki Wyll, and Adam Wyll.