This is the toughest guy I’ve ever known! 8 chemo treatments, 5 radiation treatments, and he’s still standing. My hero and Big Brother! Thanks to everyone who helped in his treatment and recovery! @MDAndersonNews @JulieAycock14 @wjoelayc @michelleaycock #BobbyAycock @bradaycock
“Mortality rates dropped by 1.5% from 2019 and 2020, and overall #cancer mortality has decreased 33% since 1991, an estimated 3.8 million lives saved from cancer.” 👍
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/health/2023/01/12/american-cancer-society-report-cancer-2023/11022528002/
Congratulations to MLB Legend Ozzie Smith on his first ever hole-in-one! 👏
(📸: @ozziestlwizard / IG)
The end of the year is a good opportunity to help others through charitable donations. Please consider 18 Fore Life and we thank you for your support!
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We're excited to announce this year's fish fry has been scheduled for Friday, April 29 at Trinity United Methodist Church in Bloomfield....![]()
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It’s time for the 2022 H.O.P.E. Campaign! | 18 FORE Life
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We're excited to announce this year's fish fry has been scheduled for Friday, April 23 at the Bloomfield City Park.
This Run’s 4 Vaughn
5K Walk & Run for a man that inspired
18 FORE Life rallied around local pastor Vaughn Wright and his battle with ALS in 2009. Participants signed up and walked or ran (or some of both) through the streets of Dexter. The 3 mile route begins and ends at the First Christian Church, where Wright inspired and led his congregation for 18 years. Money raised initially went to the Wright family. In 2011, Vaughn lost his fight with ALS. The run continues as a memorial to a beautiful man and money raised goes directly to area families fighting this awful disease. Given good weather, the streets of Dexter are full, great food is cooked at the church, and a bake sale consists of wonderful items to take home.