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Barbara Douglas and Bob Dandrow (right) meet with Thomas Douglas, a recipient of North Country Cancer Fund monies. The fund was formed to help people in the area with medical and non-medical expenses while undergoing treatment.(Staff Photo/Kelli Catana)
Samantha Zalusky plays with Maddy at her grandmother's Plattsburgh home Thursday afternoon. Zalusky was recently diagnosed with Hodgkin's lymphoma. On Saturday April 23 their will be a spaghetti fundraiser dinner at the VFW Post 1466 in Plattsburgh. The benefit begins at 1 p.m. will include A deejay, live music, karaoke, and an auction. (P-R Photo/Andrew Wyatt)
Janet Duprey (center) and her daughter, Michelle Timmons (left), discuss the Cancer Prevention Study-3 with Joan Sterling, community executive for the American Cancer Society of Clinton and Essex counties. Duprey and Timmons are among several hundred local volunteers for the long-term cancer-prevention study.(Staff Photo/Kelli Catana)
Debra Lee (from left) and Joellen Enns chat with Elli Collins, the facilitator of the Breast Cancer Support Group, recently at the FitzPatrick Cancer Center in Plattsburgh.(P-R Photo/Andrew Wyatt)
Angell Hicks (left) and her cousin Sheila Lord are excited to participate in the Susan G. Komen "3-Day for the Cure" event to be held in Boston, Mass., in July. Two more cousins, Karen Bell and Jennifer Kirkland of North Carolina, will join them. Bell and Kirkland are the daughters of Lena Bruce Balch, who lost her fight against breast cancer in 2010. The team's fundraising efforts include business-sponsored T-shirts that they will be selling at area events until July.(Staff Photo/Susan Tobias)
Diana Betts, a cancer survivor and a medical lab technician at the FitzPatrick Cancer Center, knew the late Mary Lou Zaferakis, whose charity to others went beyond her creation of the Zaferakis Family Fund. When Betts's youngest son, Brian Mehan, was sick with cancer, Zaferakis anonymously gave him a $500 donation. "I loved her very much, and I miss her." Betts said. "She was very special to a lot of people."(Staff Photo/Kelli Catana)
The staff at the FitzPatrick Cancer Center have been working there since it opened March 24, 1990. (Left to right)Shari Williams, dosimetrist; Linda Ellsworth, RN; John Griffin, MD; Sandy Caron, Clerk 3. (Front) Kathryn Bracero, supervisor of oncology services. Sandy Wallett, the radiation therapist, is not shown.(Staff Photo/Kelli Catana)
Saturday, October 16, 2010. Root for a Cure walk at the Essex County Fairgrounds.(P-R Photo/Alvin Reiner)
Saturday, October 16, 2010. Root for a Cure walk at the Essex County Fairgrounds.(P-R Photo/Alvin Reiner)
Barbara Douglas and Bob Dandrow (right) meet with Thomas Douglas, a recipient of North Country Cancer Fund monies. The fund was formed to help people in the area with medical and non-medical expenses while undergoing treatment.

(Staff Photo/Kelli Catana)
Barbara Douglas and Bob Dandrow (right) meet with Thomas Douglas, a recipient of North Country Cancer Fund monies. The fund was formed to help people in the area with medical and non-medical expenses while undergoing treatment.(Staff Photo/Kelli Catana)
Barbara Douglas and Bob Dandrow (right) meet with Thomas Douglas, a recipient of North Country Cancer Fund monies. The fund was formed to help people in the area with medical and non-medical expenses while undergoing treatment.

(Staff Photo/Kelli Catana)
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