My wife, Chris, was diagnosed in 2013, when our children were 6, 3, and 1. Her biggest fear would be that her kids would not remember her and she would not see them grow. She had surgery, chem,o and radiation as with most brain cancer warriors. Chris, who worked out regularly prior to her diagnosis, started training after her treatment. She captained a HFTC team, then continued it for each of the next 10 years. She fought for 11 and a half years, training and running in 5ks and half marathons. She openly shared her story of her fight against brain cancer with those she ran with and met in races. Her tumor came back in the summer of 2024, and she passed in May of 2025, She saw her children grow to young adults and fill their lives with many memories of their mom’s courage and fight against this terrible disease.