Caring Comets go CrAzY for Cancer!2

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Cancer affects everyone

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Ovarian Cancer Kidney Cancer Colon Cancer Uterine Cancer Leukemia Childhood Cancer Head & Neck Cancer Lymphoma Prostate Cancer Breast Cancer Esophageal & Stomach Cancer Thyroid Cancer Melanoma Lung Cancer Brain Cancer Cervical Cancer Sarcoma/Bone/ Bladder Cancer Liver Cancer Multiple Myeloma Pancreatic & Leiomyosarcoma

Did you know…:

Did you know… On average, there are more than 4,000 cancer cases and more than 1,500 deaths from cancer in Monroe County Annually. In the counties contiguous to Monroe: Genesee, Ontario, and Wayne, there are an additional 1,500 cases and 540 deaths on average annually. Source: New York State Department of Health, New York Cancer registry

Did you know…:

Did you know… Pluta Cancer Center has 19,106 patient encounters each year: 7,150 Radiation Treatments per year 5,689 Chemotherapy Treatments per year

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Lorraine DiPietro , Grade 10 Lorraine’s dad is living at home and losing his battle with lung cancer. Often times, when her dad is having a bad night, Lorraine will read to him until he falls asleep.

Imagine…:

Imagine there's no cancer It's easy if you try No hell to go through Only a path to peace Imagine all the people Living without fear Imagine … Imagine there's no chemo It isn't hard to do No one would suffer or die And no surgery too Imagine all the people Living life in peace

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Steve Shepanski , Global Teacher Steve’s dad has been fighting cancer for the past 18 months. The cancer started in his colon and has now spread to his lymph nodes. Steve says that his dad is very strong and he continues to fight everyday with a positive attitude.

Imagine…:

You may say I'm a dreamer But I'm not the only one I hope someday you'll join us And the world will be as one Imagine no deadly tumors I wonder if you can No need for sorrow or tears All of us joining hands Imagine all the people Sharing all the joy Imagine …

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Jessica Burdick-Giordano, Social Studies Jessica’s mom passed away over 20 years ago from breast cancer. She made a scrapbook of her moms life for her and her brother to share with their children so they would be able to know who their Grandma was.

Imagine…:

You may say I'm a dreamer But I'm not the only one I hope someday you'll join us And the world will be as one Written by a two time cancer survivor and caregiver Imagine …

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Carrie Gaida , Special Education On March 19 th , 2007 Carrie received a phone call here at work letting her know that her dad had passed away and lost his battle with esophageal/stomach cancer.

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Kristin has had two members of her family survive cancer. Her father beat prostate cancer but now is battling bladder cancer. Her Grandmother is a breast cancer survivor. Kristin Roberts, Math

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Janey Harper, Health Aide “Early detection was responsible for my successful treatment and prognosis. Remind your friends, mom, sisters, wife to get an annual mammogram. Mammograms save lives!” Janey has been cancer free since 2006!!

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Kerry Macko , 10 th grade Assistant Principal “At work in November 2009, I found out my father had stage IV terminal lung cancer…it was one of the most devastating days of my life. I knew in my heart my father had lung cancer . I still question whether it is a blessing or a curse that I know my father will soon die. There is not a day that goes by that I do not think about my father and when I will see him or talk to him again. I do know that cancer will soon take his life and I cherish every moment I have left with him. ~Kerry Macko Kerry’s dad with her new born son, Tanner.

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Caring Comets Go CrAzY for Cancer!! Breast Cancer Walk 2010 in honor of Ellie Lampeter ! Ellie would like to thank everyone in the RH Community for their love and support through out her battle to BEAT cancer.

How Can WE Show Our Support? :

How Can WE Show Our Support? So… what can WE continue to do to support our colleagues, students, friends, family, and community members who deal with cancer everyday? Well Rush-Henrietta…are you ready for some…………………………………..

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BASKETBALL?!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Caring Comets go CrAzY for Cancer!:

Caring Comets go CrAzY for Cancer! Faculty Basketball Game RH vs. Fairport February 17 , 2011 7:00pm RH Gym All proceeds benefit the Pluta Cancer Center!!

2011 RH Roster- Lady Comets :

2011 RH Roster- Lady Comets Mrs. Biata Mrs. Dewald Mrs. Goodberlet Mrs. Howlett Ms. Kocher Ms. Rotola Ms. Shaw Mrs. Williams

2011 RH Roster- Men Comets :

2011 RH Roster- Men Comets Mr. Bruckman Mr. Coe Mr. Crane Mr. DeWald Mr. Fagan Mr. LeMoyne Mr. Miller Mr. Mills Mr. Rasmussen Mr. Schickling Mr. Wallace Mr. Winslow

Hmmmmm…what hairdo will Marty Fagan sport this year? :

Hmmmmm …what hairdo will Marty Fagan sport this year? The Afro The Mullet OR

How Can YOU be a Part of the Comet CrAzInEsS?:

How Can YOU be a Part of the Comet CrAzInEsS ?

Spread the Word!! :

Spread the Word!! Basket Raffle Tickets (Go on sale TOMORROW!!! ) Raffle Tickets ($1 for 3 and 25 for $5, plus door prize) T-shirt ($10) Lion and Paws Cards (Students and Staff) Game Tickets ($5 each) Incorporate the Attributes of CARING and PRIDE in your lessons for that week. Show this video to your first block class on Monday, February 14 th !!

In Memory of…:

In Memory of… In Memory of: Eric Fisken Starting the week of February 14 th , we will have a table setup outside the cafeteria during lunches where students will be able to fill out the “In Memory of…Lion Cards” to share their story about cancer. We will then be placing the lions on the walls leading down to the Gym as a “Memory and Acknowledgement Lane” for those whose lives have been affected by cancer. These cards will be offered to all staff and students and during the game, to the community members.

Lion Paw Prints :

Lion Paw Prints When students/staff: buy a ticket to the game dress up for spirit days buy basket tickets volunteer to sell tickets buy a t-shirt They will… sign their name on a paw print hang it up on the wall display Comet Caring and help make a difference for Pluta Cancer Center

T-Shirt Design :

T-Shirt Design Each year there is a new t-shirt designed to promote the Faculty Basketball game. The t-shirts are sold for $10 each and all proceeds are donated to Pluta Cancer Center. This design is from last year…wait until you see this years design!!!

Comet Crazy Week :

Comet Crazy Week Comets go Color C r A z Y for Cancer!!! Wednesday, February 16 th Go Comet Pride!! Thursday, February 17 th There will also be plenty of other events being planned for the week by Student Council and Link Crew!!

Let’s Kick Some Raider _______!!:

Let’s Kick Some Raider _______!! Let’s show the Raiders how the Caring Comets go CrAzY for Cancer and how much PRIDE we have for our school and the members of our community who have been touched by cancer. See you at the game…Let’s Get It Started RH!!

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Presented by the PBIS PR Team: Chris Barker Jesse Cutting Rachel Fisken Carrie Gaida Steve LaPlaca Bill Rasmussen Courtney Stern Darlene Winkler Video Created by: Rachel Fisken

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