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June 29, 2017
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03. Cards of Thanks
04. Monuments
& Cemetery Plots
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Celebrate Life
Cancer survivor attends special ceremony
Northville Garden Walk planned
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734-467-1900.
Kathy Washington, a breast
cancer survivor from Inkster,
joined more than 135 fellow five-
year cancer survivors at Cancer
Treatment Centers of America
for its 29th Annual Celebrate
Life®event.
Celebrate Life is an annual
event that brings together both
cancer survivors and caregivers
for a day of empowerment and
celebration. Survivors stand unit-
ed to support one another, cele-
brate the moments they've
gained, and encourage those who
are amidst their own cancer jour-
ney. While some cancer rates
continue to climb, medical treat-
ments are also advancing, provid-
ing more patients with the hope
and resources they need to battle
this disease. Survivorship is the
new frontier in cancer care, and
hospitals, like CTCA, offer dedi-
cated survivorship programs to
helppatients achieve a highqual-
ity of life post- cancer treatment.
The day began with the cele-
brants and caregivers entering
theMidwestern campus on seven
large coach buses. As they disem-
barked, many with loved ones by
their side, they took a momen-
tous walk down a lavish red car-
pet, which was lined with hun-
dreds of cheering family, friends,
caregivers and hospital care
team members who attended to
help these individuals celebrate
their five years of cancer sur-
vivorship.
After the red-carpet walk,
Washington took part in a com-
memorative tree-planting cere-
mony, symbolizing the wonder of
life and growth. The 2017
Celebrate Life event marks the
29th year that a tree has been
planted in honor of each five-
year survivor in attendance, help-
ing replenish and strengthen our
nation's landscape with a thriving
forest of life-giving trees that rep-
resent cancer survivorship.
Participants honored represent-
ed 29 states, and one from the
Bahamas, each offering support
and strength to others, as they
proudly posed for a photo in front
of their commemorative tree.
“In reflecting on my journey, I
am now sure to celebrate every
chance I get in life,” said
Washington. “My faith allowed
me to turn things around, stay
positive and never lose hope. In
the end, I found healing after
deciding to fight and never giving
up.”
Many of the five-year survivors
also took time to walk through
the hospital, offering comfort,
support and the traditional
“Hope” pin to other patients and
familymembers who are current-
ly battling cancer. Before the day
concluded, each celebrant was
personally honored and revered,
on stage, in front of and along
with their fellow five-year sur-
vivors.
“Five years ago, this amazing
group of cancer survivors came
to CTCA with a great sense of
hope, searching for answers and
cancer care that fit their specific
needs,” said Scott Jones, presi-
dent and CEO of CTCA at
Midwestern. “While everyone's
journey and experience is
unique, we honor and respect the
strength and perseverance it
takes for them to be here. Today
is not only a testament to the
CTCA five-year cancer survivors
being honored, but also all sur-
vivors, wherever they may be in
their journeys.”
For more information on
Celebrate Life or CTCA at
Midwestern please visit:
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ern.
Members of the Country
Garden Club of Northville have
selected six area gardens for the
Annual Garden Walk planned
for July 12.
This is the 40th anniversary
of the club with the Women's
National Farm and Garden
Association.
The selected gardens sur-
round private homes in both the
city and township of Northville
and have been chosen for their
originality and design, members
said. The walk is planned from9
a.m. until 4 p.m.
The Garden Walk will begin
at Mill Race Village, 215
Griswold St. a block from down-
townNorthville. The Village will
feature a garden-themedmarket
with livemusic by Kurt Krahnke
and Rodney Rich as well as
complementary home-made
refreshments inside the Cady
Inn for all Garden Walk ticket
holders.
Tickets for the walk are $12 if
purchased in advance online at
cgcnv.org or directly at Garden
Views Garden Gallery, 127 E.
Main St. in Northville. Tickets
are priced at $15 if purchased
the day of thewalk.
Tickets pre-ordered through
the website can be retrieved at
the ticket tent at Mill Race
Village the day of thewalk.
Walkers and strollers cannot
be accommodated on the tour
due to the terrain at some gar-
dens and safety concerns.
Legends seeking alumni
The Inkster Legends
Basketball Camp is seeking
information about former
students andplayers.
President/Director of
Inkster Legends Fred Smiley
said the group is hoping to
list former campers and the
universities they attended on
an alumni page on the
Legends
website.
Information about whether
the basketball camp alumni
played basketball at their
respective colleges should be
included. Smiley said the
pagewould also contain pho-
tos of the alumni in their col-
lege team uniforms, if the
players submit them.
He suggested former
"campers" add the informa-
tion and photos at
on
the contact us section of the
website.
Five-year cancer survivor, Kathy Washington, stands alongside her
commemorative tree, with Bill and Annie Stephenson Hostetler,
Cancer Treatment Centers of America® (CTCA) Founding Family.
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