Happy Holidays - CanCare

CanCare, Inc. provides
one-on-one, emotional
support for cancer
patients and their families.
Number Four 2011
Team CanCare WanTs You!
Cheer, run or Walk for CanCare in the houston Marathon January 15, 2012
Team CanCare has an awesome
group of runners and walkers for
the upcoming Chevron Houston
Marathon. Even if you’re not a marathon
runner, you can still join the team and
participate in the 5K, plus you’ll get one of
our free Team CanCare t-shirts! Sign up at
www.teamcancare.org.
Cheerleaders and supporters are
welcome on race day at our “Hoopla Site,”
sponsored by Williams. We will have
live music playing while we cheer on the
team as they near the finish line. Email
amyt@cancare.org for a map and directions
to our spot on the race course.
Team CanCare has participated as an
official “Run for a Reason” charity in the
Happy
Holidays
from the Staff
at CanCare
Houston Marathon every year since 1996.
Over the years, Team CanCare’s
dedicated participants have
raised over $1 million in
support of the organization.
Our team is unique in that it
offers an opportunity for runners
and walkers to dedicate their race
to someone special affected by
cancer, and it is entirely supported by
sponsors and in-kind donors so that
all funds raised go directly to CanCare.
Everyone who participates is invited to our
exclusive pasta party before race day and
after party at Cadillac Bar!
Thanks to everyone who attended the
Marathon Kickoff event at Memorial Park!
Front L to R: Tommy Thompson, Nancy Tucker, Amy Tanner, Mark Downs
Back L to R: Pat Weatherspoon-Hall, Anne McCluan, Rachel Gonzales, Kim Akel, Bert Davila, Debbie Edmondson, Nicole Dixon

a Message froM CanCare President, nanCy tuCker
The GifT of hope
Over the years, we have depended on the generosity
of those who believe in our mission and have
been willing to support our growth with financial
support. Because of that support, we have experienced
tremendous growth.
In the past two years, our one-on-one matches of volunteers
with new clients have grown 35%. Our hospital visitations
are up 41% over last year. (This year we expect to do over
12,000 hospital visits.) We have expanded our training of
volunteers to other parts of the country and thanks to the
internet we are serving people all over the world.
While we are proud of these accomplishments, we are
reaching only a fraction of those who have heard those three
Colorado Springs Volunteers
words, “you have cancer.”
The need is so great and
we can’t begin to meet the
demands.
In this season of giving,
a gift from you will help
CanCare volunteers provide
the gift of hope to thousands
of people who are struggling with a diagnosis of cancer. You
can make a difference. As Robert Green Ingersoll said, “We
rise by lifting others.” With your gift you will be helping
people you will never know live better lives that you are not a
part of ….What a gift!
CanCare WelComes hines as
a CorporaTe parTner
Hines is a large, family-owned, real estate investment, development and
management firm with offices in more than 100 cities on four continents. The
firm’s Senior Vice President of Human Resources, Stephanie Fore comments,
“Unfortunately, cancer has touched all our lives in some way and will continue to do so.
We are proud to partner with CanCare in bringing hope, along with a vast array of resources, to help employees cope with the disease,
whether the diagnosis is personal, or that of a friend or family member.”
CanCare is excited to announce the formation of two new congregational partners:
Grand Lakes Presbyterian Church of Katy and Johns Creek Presbyterian Church of Johns Creek, GA.
Both congregations will be highlighted in our next issue.
CanCare is proud to welcome 17 new
CanCare volunteers who completed
training July 29-31 at CanCare
member congregation, First Presbyterian
Church in Colorado Springs, Colorado. We
give a special thanks to Rev. Jim Singleton for
graciously allowing the space to host our event,
and Rev. John Goodale, Dr. Matthew Logsdon,
Shirley Wilson-Barnes, Don Pollitt, Rod
and Leslie Bernsen, Ed and Dorothy Abbott,
Phyllis McCoy, Joe Dionisio, Susie Jenkins,
Kathy Nelson, Linda Pung, Sheila Maio and
Kay Dingwell for their help. Our active group
of existing CanCare volunteers in Colorado
also completed continuing education classes
during the same weekend.
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Some of CanCare’s Colorado-based volunteers: Kathy Nelson, Linda Pung, Susie Jenkins, Bill Monroe,
Leslie Bernsen, Rod Bernsen, Dorothy Abbott, Ed Abbott, Phyllis McCoy

CanCare Welcomes Mark
Downs as the New Director
of Congregational and
Corporate Relations
Mark Downs began his career in 1993 as an ordained
Presbyterian minister. In 1997 he was diagnosed with
Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma and took 18 months off
to fight and survive the cancer. During that time he discovered
and received care from CanCare. As a survivor, he went through
the training and became a CanCare volunteer. Now he is bringing
his experience as a pastor and as a
cancer survivor to help CanCare. Mark
is a graduate of Westminster College
in Fulton, Missouri and Columbia
Theological Seminary in Decatur,
Georgia. He is married to Rev. Becky
Downs, pastor of John Knox Presbyterian
Church and they have two children,
Lizzie a sophomore at Houston Christian
High School (a Silver Spur), and Sam,
a first grader at Holy Spirit Episcopal (a
Lego master builder). In his spare time, Mark likes to mess with
anything that has a motor.
Welcome CanCare’s 55th
Class of Volunteers
CanCare is proud to welcome 23 new CanCare volunteers
who completed training October 14-16 at CanCare
member congregation, Christ Church United Methodist
in The Woodlands. We give a special thanks to Rev. Daniel T.
Hannon, for graciously allowing the space to host our event, and
Rev. Marc Donaldson, Dr. Luis Camacho, Rachel Birney, Sherea
Cary, Teresa Doyle, Pam Salter, Jennifer Kiser, Larry Latimer,
Renee Messina, Tom and Kyle Siefert and of course our lead
trainers Pat Hogan-Korge and Roy Davis, who assisted in making
the training a success. Congratulations to our newest group of
volunteers.
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GifT of hope Cards
This holiday season give a “Gift of Hope.” This
opportunity offered by CanCare allows you to give
a gift in someone’s honor or memory and proceeds
will make a difference in the lives of cancer patients and
their families.
To give
a “Gift of
Hope,” make
a donation to
CanCare for
any amount.
Mark your
check with
“A Gift of
Hope Card,”
and include the recipient’s name and address,
and who the donation is honoring.
Mail to: CanCare, Inc. 9575 Katy Freeway, Suite 428,
Houston, TX 77024. Your designated recipient will receive
a special card letting them know of your gift to CanCare, in
their honor or in memory of their loved one.
annual ClerGY lunCh
CanCare’s Annual Clergy Luncheon was held November
2, 2011 at member congregation, Chapelwood United
Methodist Church. Guest keynote speaker, Virgil Fry,
D.Min., Executive Director, Lifeline Chaplaincy, lead the topic
“Difficult Journeys: Companionship, Hope and Renewal.” A very
special thanks to HBL Architects and JD Miner Systems for their
long time commitment of once again underwriting the event,
and to new CanCare Director of Congregational and Corporate
Relations, Mark Downs, for sharing his personal story as a cancer
survivor, CanCare client and now CanCare volunteer.
Tommy Thompson, Virgil Fry, Mark Downs
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2nd annual CanCare ConvenTion
Congratulations to CanCare’s
outstanding award recipients
at the 2nd Annual CanCare
Convention:
• Big Heart Award
Gladys Williams
• Volunteer Team of the Year
Bill and Sarah McCall
• Spirit of Volunteerism
Carol Lewis, RN and Oncology Nurse
Navigator at Memorial Hermann The
Woodlands Hospital
• Hospital Volunteer of the Year
Chris Tinsley, Hospital Volunteer at
The Methodist Hospital
• Volunteer of the Year
Dianne Stewart
James and Dianne Stewart
Pam Blacklock, Estelle and Duane Gilbert,
Teresa and Bruce Triplett
Chris Tinsley
Members of the Board served as hosts for
the “CanCare Event Exhibit” and guests
were entertained by comedian and worldrenowned
juggler Scott Burton during
dinner.
Day 2 of the Convention offered Pilates
by Sandy Castillo, followed by volunteer
continuing education and fellowship, with
the following breakout sessions:
• Palliative Care: What is it? by Dr. Don
Dumlao with PCS
• Spirituality and Cancer by Sue Teall,
author of “Why Me? Oh God,
Why Not Me?”
• Dealing with Cancer in the Workplace
by Joe Bontke, EEOC
Wanda Johnson and Jan Tobias
Dr. Mauro Ferrari , Kim Akel, Bill Hall
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The luncheon keynote concluded our day
with his touching presentation on “The
Future of Nanomedicine and Treating
Cancer” by Dr. Mauro Ferrari, President
and CEO of The Methodist Hospital
Research Institute. The audience gave him
a standing ovation for the work he has
contributed to the future of treating cancer.
Heartfelt thanks to the Volunteer
Programs Committee who planned
the event, as well as all of the speakers,
volunteers and guests who participated in
the CanCare Convention. For more photos
of this year’s CanCare Convention, go to
https://www.facebook.com/CanCareInc.
It was a wonderful success and plans are
already underway for the 2012 CanCare
Convention!
John and Jill Pavlas,
Beverly and Warren Bright
Elizabeth Tate-Davis & Sandy Castillo

Volunteer Spotlight:
Jan dennard: 40-Year survivor
and 20-Year CanCare volunTeer!
Reverend Janet Dennard has been
helping others for most of her 86
years. Born in Chicago and raised
in Cleveland, she attended the College
of Human Ecology at Cornell University
and earned a Bachelor of Science degree
in Nutrition / Institutional
Management.
In 1971, Jan was diagnosed
with breast cancer. She shares,
“I was under the care of a
surgeon for my cancer, not
an oncologist.” A few years
later, she started her career at
M.D. Anderson and worked
there from 1978 – 1995 as a
patient care coordinator. After
becoming a trained CanCare
volunteer in 1990, she was able
to use her CanCare training to
help others she met through
MDA.
In 1990, she learned about
CanCare from friends who
attended Memorial Drive
Presbyterian Church. They told
her about a new ministry that
was started by Anne and Mac
Turnage. After talking with
Anne, she decided this was a
great organization to join and
was trained in CanCare’s 2nd
training class. Jan was a oneon-one
support volunteer for
many years and still uses her
CanCare training at Eagles Jan Dennard
Trace, a retirement community,
to help others who are battling cancer.
“I’m a trouble-shooter by nature and
CanCare taught me how to be a good
listener. I learned that I can be there for
someone without always having to solve the
problem. Between my work with CanCare
and being a volunteer for Community of
Hope, I continue to be there for people
who need support. We call it our ‘Hallway
Ministry’ and we pay attention to what is
going on with other residents around us. If
we notice that someone could use a friend
to talk to, we respond by letting them know
they are not alone.”
As a commissioned pastoral care
minister with Christian Church (Disciples
of Christ,) Jan helps lead the Sunday
services at Eagles Trace and finds guest
clergy to lead the monthly community
worship services. “My dad was a minister
so I’m very comfortable with all religious
denominations. It is important to us that
everyone feels welcome, regardless of their
choice of faith.”
In the early days of CanCare, Jan was
one of the planners who helped open doors
for others to get support, regardless of their
beliefs. CanCare was founded in Memorial
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Drive Presbyterian Church. She shares,
“We knew we had something special. Back
then, people were less open to talking
about cancer. We were doing something
innovative and wanted to share it with
others… we wanted to be there for anyone
who wanted support, regardless of
religious affiliation.” Jan has also
served for many years as a CanCare
Board of Representatives member,
representing Bethany Christian
Church and Eagles Trace.
She was married to Walter
Holmes, also known as “Big Red”
for 48 years. After his long and
traveled career with Shell Oil, they
settled in Houston in 1970. Jan
married her second husband, Roy
Dennard, in 1997 and they were
married for four years.
As one of seven women in her
family who have experienced breast
cancer, she hopes that it stops with
her. In addition to her involvement
with support organizations
like CanCare, she has been a
dedicated member of Philanthropic
Education Organization, an
organization with the mission
of promoting educational
opportunities for women, for
65 years. Although passionate
about all of the organizations she
supports, the most important
role she plays is being the mother
of three, grandmother of six and
soon-to-be great-grandmother in
November. Jan also enjoys reading, music,
singing in the choir and traveling when she
has the opportunity.
When asked about her years of service
caring and supporting others, and 40 years
as a cancer survivor, she smiles and says,
“God isn’t finished with me yet. He has
always had plans for me, and still keeps
coming up with new plans for me. I have a
lot of gratitude that I am still able to serve
God each and every day of my life.”
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19Th annual
CanCare Golf ClassiC
What an enormous success! The
CanCare Golf Classic banquet
and auction were bigger and
better than ever. Special thanks to Paige
Helms, who shared her personal journey as
a caregiver to her daughter, Jacqueline.
The golf tournament and the traditional
party holes were fun and festive once again
this year. Congratulations to Tim Conklin,
lucky winner of the helicopter golf ball
drop for the extraordinary wine raffle.
CanCare is grateful to all of the volunteers
who helped make the event a success, and
a special thanks to Lakeside Country Club,
the CanCare Golf Committee and Golf
Committee Chair, Rick Kruger.
Big thanks to the Friends of CanCare
Board, Friends Advisory Board and Young
Friends of CanCare Board, whose members
spent months planning for this event. We’d
like to send a personal thank you to our
super star volunteer, Emily Prus, who went
above and beyond the call of duty once
again! And a special thanks to Warren
Bright for his amazing photography.
1st Place Gross: Hayes/Irwin/Irwin/Newton –63
1st Place Net: Bonora/Crittenden/Jacks/Dougherty–52
Putting Contest winner: Robert Mann
Chipping Contest winner: Sis Singletary
Longest Drive Men Hole #13:
Hdcp. 0-8 Vann Vandervoort
Hdcp. 9-16 Don Childress
Hdcp. 17 & Over Doug Fehr
Longest Drive Ladies Hole #13:
Hdcp. 13 & Over Iva Ann King
Paige Helms, Rick Kruger, Jacqueline Helms
Donna Lewis, Emily Prus, Anita Bullers
19th
Annual
Nancy Tucker soaring high for the
Helicopter Ball Drop Wine Raffle
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Paige Helms, Robert Mann
Nan McCreary, Betty Griffin
Sonya Villamagna, Lauren Disler, Lindsay Scovil
Nancy Tucker, Beverly Bright
Is it the Rockettes or the Fishettes!
Amy Tanner, Heather Davis
John Jacks, Steve Crittenden, Pete Bonora

CanCare Board MeMBer sPotlight:
sonYa villamaGna
“I always understood why God chose to put cancer in my life. Not only did I get to learn at a
very young age what living is all about, which I feel is a gift, but I feel extremely blessed to have
the opportunity to help others. I feel like my cancer diagnosis taught me to fight hard, love hard,
live hard and give hard!” – Sonya Villamagna.
In December 2005, Sonya noticed a
small bump at the base of her neck.
It tested positive for cancer, and she
was diagnosed with stage II Hodgkin’s
lymphoma. Less than a month later, she
began five months of chemotherapy and
radiation.
Sonya was forced to change her life around,
even quitting dance. “This was the hardest
part for me,” recalls Sonya, “because dancing
is my passion…it’s how I express myself.” She
was a Houston Rockets Power Dancer for
two years before her diagnosis, and when her
cancer treatments were over, she joined the
Houston Texans Cheerleaders.
She danced with them for
three years. “I wouldn’t change
the way things happened for
the world,” says Sonya. “It
was hell, but it opened up my
world in so many ways: how
to live life, the value of others,
relationships.”
Sonya has been a CanCare
volunteer since 2006, served on
the Young Friends of CanCare
for six years and is the current
Sonya Villamagna
chair of that board. Sonya
was introduced to CanCare through her
church. When she initially called to become
a volunteer, she was not far enough out of
treatments. About six months later, CanCare
contacted her about going through volunteer
training. “For some reason, I was very
apprehensive about re-living my cancer past
and almost did not go through with training”
she says. “With encouragement from my
boyfriend, Grant, I decided to go for it and
not only did I become a trained CanCare
volunteer, I was a member of the CanCare
staff for several years too.”
Reflecting back Sonya remembers, “I wish
I had another young person to talk to while
I was going through treatment. As I sat in
the waiting room and the treatment areas
in my oncologist’s office, I saw no one even
remotely close to my age there to whom
I could relate. I didn’t feel like there was
anyone that I knew who could understand
what I was going through. That is why
I believe in CanCare! I wish my family
and I could have spoken to someone who
understood exactly what we were all going
through.”
“My cancer diagnosis taught me how
strong my family is and that they will always
be there to support me. They are my world!
There were days when I didn’t
want to speak to anyone but
my mom, dad, sisters and
brother-in-law patiently stayed
by my side.”
The day before she started
chemotherapy, she read a book
about what to expect. At the
end of each chapter was a
quote, and one of them really
struck her: “The journey is the
reward” (Tao Proverb). She
thought to herself, “This is
going to make me a stronger
person.” She typed up the quote and put it in
a picture frame so she could look at it every
day.
Sonya’s story of triumph and survival
is certainly one to cheer about. Now, she
enjoys spending time with her boyfriend
and two dogs. “I love learning new things
and pushing my body to its limits,” she says.
She stays busy with activities such as boxing,
yoga, competitive salsa dancing, volunteering
for the Houston SPCA and training for
the El Paso 5K with Team CanCare which
is January 15, 2012. Anyone interested in
running or walking with CanCare can call
713-461-0028 for info on how to sign up!
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u P C o M i n g e v e n t s
CanCare holiday open house
Tuesday, December 6
team CanCare in the Chevron
houston Marathon, Aramco
houston half Marathon & the el
paso 5k
Sunday, January 15
team CanCare Victory party
Monday, January 30
CanCare Support Volunteer
training
February 17-19
CanCare and Memorial
hermann “Back to the Future:
living With and Beyond Cancer”
Saturday, February 18
hospital Volunteer & Support
Volunteer Continuing education
Saturday, April 14
CanCare Support Volunteer
training in Atlanta, gA
Weekend of April 20-22
Young Friends Crawfish Boil
Saturday, April 28
CanCare’s 18th Annual national
Cancer Survivors Day luncheon
Tuesday, May 22
2011
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CanCare Staff
Nancy Tucker, President and CEO
Tommy Thompson, COO and EVP
Kim Akel, Director of Program Services
Nicole Dixon, Director of Communications
Mark Downs, Director of Congregational and
Corporate Relations
Amy M. Tanner, Director of Development
Anne McCluan, Assistant to the President
Debbie Edmondson, Business Manager
Pat Weatherspoon-Hall, Volunteer and Client
Services Coordinator
Rachel Gonzales, Development and
Communications Assistant
Bert Davila, Administrative Assistant
Editor: Nicole Dixon, nicoled@cancare.org. Graphic design production: Hanagriff
King Design, Inc. Contributing writers: Kim Akel, Nicole Dixon, Rachel Gonzales,
Anne McCluan, Nancy Tucker. Contributing photographers: Warren Bright, Nicole
Dixon, Gladys Williams. About Life is published quarterly by CanCare, Inc., a volunteer
ministry for and by cancer patients and survivors and their families.
CanCare is a nonprofit 501 (c)(3) organization located at 9575 Katy Freeway,
Suite 428, Houston, Texas 77024. Phone: 713.461.0028 or 1.888.461.0028 Fax:
713.461.0704, www.cancare.org.
CanCare Board of Directors
T. Jay Collins, Chair
Richard A. Hollar, Treasurer
Hal B. Sharp, AIA, LEED
AP, Secretary
Jill Pavlas, Legal Counsel
Patricia Hogan-Korge, M.A.,
Lifetime Director
Richard A. Lindermanis,
Lifetime Director
F. Max Schuette, Lifetime
Director
Warren E. Bright
Tim D. Conklin
Bernard M. Fields
Michael S. Gallagher
Harvey G. Garza
William W. Hall, Jr.
Titus H. Harris III
B. Cory Hawryluk
John A. Holland
Liza Kutner
David L. Solomon
Carol Surles
Sonya R. Villamagna
CanCare Medical Advisory
Board
Robert A. Behar, M.D.
Garth A. Beinart, M.D.,
F.A.C.P.
E. Brian Butler, M.D.
Luis H. Camacho, M.D.,
M.P.H.
Jorge G. Darcourt, M.D.
Bonnie S. Glisson, M.D.
Daniel E. Lehane, M.D.
Janet E. Macheledt, M.D.,
M.S., M.P.H.
Rick Q. Ngo, M.D., F.A.C.S.
Lois M. Ramondetta, M.D.
Manoj A. Reddy, M.D.
CanCare Board of
representatives
Liza Kutner, Chair
Dorothy Abbott
Darlene Alexander
Dianne Gautier Anderson
Marcia Barham
Gloria Barnes
Philip David Belanger
Rachel G. Birney
Marty R. Buck
Charlotte Y. Burns
Bitsy Cleveland
Bernard “Sonny” Conner
Sharon D. Cooper, R.N.
Florida Cornelius-Cooper
Ruth M. Davies
The Rev. Mrs. Janet C.
Dennard
Nancy D. Devlin
Helen Duesing
Nila Fenton
Donna Q. Fong
Connie Marie Fowler
Roberta D. Ganek
Jill Gentsch
Rabbi Dan M. Gordon
David Harris
Schottsie Hill
Trixie Jobe
David Johnson
Lisa Johnson
The Rev. Dr. Robert Joiner,
Jr.
Elizabeth Kabat
Leah Katz
Frances S. Kittrell
Cindi D. Kuykendall
Gary P. Lamb
Larry Latimer
Jim LeBlanc
Sarah C. McCall
The Rev. Ms. Kim Meyers
Nancy B. Morgan
Marian A. Murphree
John W. Overton
Michael L. Parker
Sally Peterson
Emily Prus
Sherry C. Ritcheson
Virginia Rogers
Betsy Schauer
Roger Schuelke
Lynn H. Schulenberg
Russell K. Schulze II
The Rev. Mrs. Lillie Seals
Joann Seuser
Andrew E. Smith
Mikki Wunderle
Friends of CanCare Board of
Directors
Carol Surles, President
Beth Black
Cynthia Bryant
Pat Hogan-Korge
Nan McCreary
Gretchen Odum
Emily Prus
Nancy Radecki
Mary Jane Roeder
Connie Schneider
Fran Story
Melanie Turzillo
Dixie Ward
Bonnie Whitten
Friends of CanCare Advisory
Board
Kerry McKay, Chair
Ginger Blanton
Jason Cain
Mary Chavanne-Martin
Jennifer Cunningham
Marilyn Drane
Damien Garza
Jessica Wilt-Garza
Kathy Garza
Lynn Adams Hancock
Alicia Jansen
Dwight Keys
Linnea Kob
Renee Renfroe
Doug Reuschel
Suzanne Thomas Fleckman
Jennifer Tweeton
Michael D. Westmoreland,
Pharm.D., BCOP
Nancy Wilfong
Young Friends of CanCare
Board of Directors
Sonya Villamagna, Chair
Kendall Buckalew
Kyle Callender
Brianna Davis
Nicholas Dickerson
Philip Dunlap
Taylor Edwards
Will Hedges
William Jochetz
Lisa Kollenberg
Chris Lewis
Chad Lyons
Sergio Marazita
Rosie Murphy
Catherine Najvar
Rebecca Putterman
Whitney Rape
Ryan Russell
Lindsay Scovil
Michael Sieger
Molly Vitela
Mary Catherine White