Meet Our Donors
Sandra Cumming
Sandra Cumming started her career with Roswell Park as a nurse in October 1976. After retiring, she decided to Remember Roswell in her will because working at Roswell Park meant so much to her, especially the connection she made with patients.
Shirley Struchen
Shirley's connection with Roswell Park started more than 60 years ago. She established the Whipple Family Endowed Fund and is leaving a legacy gift to support medical oncology education and training programs.
Cheryl Reinhardt & Barb Waclawek
After receiving a diagnosis of stage 4 ovarian cancer and given six months to live, Cheryl Reinhardt turned to Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center for a second opinion in 2004. During the visit, they received hope and treatment options. Barb was with her every step of the way.
Christine Clement
Christine Clement has no doubt that Roswell Park saved her life. Her body was battling two types of cancer simultaneously — one was discovered due to the thoroughness of her care team. That's what inspired her to become a Dr. Roswell Park Society member.
Rob and Jennifer Sinclair
Like many, Rob and Jennifer's lives have been touched by cancer. They shared a pivotal moment that impacted their family and shaped their outlook on legacy giving.
Bob Keenan
"Roswell saved my life - twice." This is how Bob Keenan likes to introduce himself when he's at Roswell Park.
Mike and Suzanne Ameroso
Mike and Suzanne Ameroso both love to volunteer and support Roswell Park. "We were so grateful for the outstanding care that Mike received at Roswell Park that we offered to volunteer," says Suzanne.
Carol Simon Bachmann
A retired educator who lost her husband to kidney cancer, Carol created The Gary I. Simon Endowed Fund for Kidney Cancer Research which will be established with Carol's legacy gift from her IRA.
Mary R. Manning
Mary R. Manning spent her entire career at Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center, as a secretary and executive assistant in the administrative offices of the Vice President of Finance and the Director of Operations.
Philip Hubbell
Philip Hubbell became a Roswell Park volunteer and donor in 2005 when his wife Jayne became a breast cancer patient.
Ninette Dusenberry
"We just love Roswell - it is a wonderful gift to our community," Ninette Dusenberry says of her dedication to the mission at Roswell Park.
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