Friday, September 16, 2016

Newark Advocate

Last week I got a call from a reporter doing a story on my efforts in raising awareness for prostate cancer. I have been contacting Mayors and City Council members requesting a Proclamation or Resolution from their City, Village and Township. 
Check out the story.....Newark Advocate

Kurt Ludlow - ABC Anchor

September 14, 2016 @ 5:45pm Kurt Ludlow shared his breaking news of prostate cancer on live TV. I shared his news with ZERO The End Of Prostate Cancer and this is posted on their FB page!
Yesterday Kurt Ludlow TV  - an ABC anchor in Columbus, Ohio - shared some news with his viewers on-air: he's been diagnosed with prostate cancer. Kurt's announcement brings much-needed prostate cancer awareness, encouraging discussion among his viewers about the disease and the need for testing. Kurt shares vital info in the broadcast, and we're thankful for his courage and bravery in discussing his disease so candidly. He'll share more on his story on-air all week, and serves as an inspiration to others during Prostate Cancer Awareness Month! #FacesofHope #endprostatecancer #PCAM16

Friday, September 9, 2016

BLUE lights for Prostate Cancer Awareness

Not the best picture of he Blue lights in Canal Wnchester by Walmart on Winchester Boulevard. Between Walgreens and O'Charley's! Thank you Mayor Mike Ebert for your support with Prostate Cancer Awareness month. With the Blue lights and a Proclamations for 2016! #LighrLandmarksBlue #CanalWinchester

Tiffin, Ohio 2016

Thank you Mayor Aaron Montz and the City of Tiffin for your support with my efforts in raising awareness for prostate cancer in Ohio!

Pemberville, Ohio 2016

INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT OHIO, WOOD COUNTY & PEMBERVILLE
Proclamation
SEPTEMBER IS PROSTATE CANCER AWARENESS MONTH

WHEREAS; In Ohio, it is estimated that 6,780 men will be diagnosed and 1,870 will die from the disease in 2016; and

WHEREAS; There are three million prostate cancer patients and survivors fighting their personal battles every day; and

WHEREAS; 1 in 7 men will get prostate cancer sometime in his lifetime; and

WHEREAS; Veterans are 1.5 times more likely to get prostate cancer; and

WHEREAS; prostate cancer is the most commonly diagnosed form of cancer and the second leading cause of cancer related deaths among men; and

WHEREAS; this year approximately 180,890 men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer in the United States alone every year – that’s one man every 2.9 minutes and roughly 26,120 die this year from the disease – which is one man every 20 minutes; and

WHEREAS; African American men are at the highest risk for the disease with a rate of 1 in 4 men. African American men are 2.5 times more likely to die from the disease; and

WHEREAS; Education regarding prostate cancer and early detection strategies is critical to saving lives and preserving and protecting our families; and

WHEREAS; all men are at risk for prostate cancer and we encourage the citizen of Pemberville to increase the importance of prostate screenings.

THEREFORE, I, Gordon Bowman, by virtue of the authority vested in me as Mayor of Pemberville, and on behalf of the entire Village Council and all our citizens, do hereby tend this Proclamation during September 2016 to be Prostate Cancer Awareness Month in Pemberville, Ohio, and urge all men to have prostate cancer screening as part of their next physical examination; and

IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have caused the official seal of the Village of Pemberville to be affixed this 6th day of September, 2016.        __________________________
Gordon Bowman, Mayor
Village of Pemberville

Words I need to keep in mind!

I seen this today and it is words I need to keep in mind!

Since 2014 I have been contacting Mayors and Council Members for a Proclamation or Resolution for Prostate Cancer. I would set goals for myself but when I did not meet my own goal I would get dissapointed with myself. Adding one more City, Village or Township to my growing supporters I am making progress!

Wednesday, September 7, 2016

You're not Alone!

This is our BLUE light for Prostate Cancer Awareness it shines 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 366 days a year. It burns for those who are still fighting and those who have lost their battle to this horrible disease. You are not ALONE in your fight!
I am Thankful for ZERO The End Of Prostate Cancer. Learn more on how to get involved or to donate to help end prostate cancer.

Orange Township Trustees Resolution 2016


Tuesday, September 6, 2016

Extra Special Gift

Tonight I also received an Extra Special Gift from Representative Heather Bishoff. 

Pataskala, Ohio 2016

Thank you Mayor Mike Compton and the City of Pataskala for your support in riaisng awareness for prostate cancer in September.

The General Assembly Of The State Of Ohio

Presented to us by Representative Heather Bishoff at the Pataskala City Council meeting September 6, 2016

Friday, September 2, 2016

St. Bernard, Ohio 2016

One more City Shining BLUE in September! I think it was suppose to read August.
Linda – Attached is our 2016 Proclamation. It was read by our Mayor at our September 25th City Council Meeting. We have our Veterans Memorial and City Hall building lit up in blue. With have blue ribbons on light poles on the main street and on the trees in from of City Hall.

Cheryl Abrams
Administrative Assistant to the Mayor
Village of St. Bernard
110 Washington Ave.
Cincinnati, OH 45217