Myeloma Warriors
Page of Honor

Photos of Myeloma Listserv Warriors who are no longer with us but are always in our hearts! all photos are welcome!
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 International Myeloma Foundation

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Myeloma Friends- page one
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Nathan Isgur, ~ 2000. Physicist, father, and husband extraordinaire.
beloved husband of Karin Isgur Bergsagel
DOB 05.25.47; Dx 1995; Died 07.24.2001

Barb Erickson (dark hair) and sister Sue Mortenson
at mountainside family wedding , Aug. 4, 2001, Barb DOB 9/13/48; dx 5/99; died 6/27/02



Gail and Steve Colton- Steve dob 3/5/38; dx 10/97; died 8/11/03

 

 

Gail and Steve Colton
photo on left: last trip to St. Thomas to their time share. (They were married in St. Thomas). photo on right: at the Space Needle in Seattle on the way to Victoria and British Columbia to fish (August '02)!!



Rick Honeywell, dob 1/10/60, diagnosed 3/02, died 11/02, with wife Chrissy and children
Megan and Daniel. Rick adored being a husband and dad, and really enjoyed his job of
Chief Master Sergeant in the USAF. A memento he received from the other Chiefs at
Dyess AFB says, "Chief Rick Honeywell .... Leader, Mentor, Friend." We'd add to that,
"Husband, Daddy, and the warmest man you'd ever hope to meet. Sorely missed."


Ray and Marge Harnage
Marge - dob 6/25/27, dx'd 6/1/01, Non-Secretory, died 2/23/03.
Loving wife, mother, and Nana, Aunt and Friend
Wife of 53 1/2 years to Ray Harnage [USAF Ret.]
Mother to Jim Harnage & Linda Harnage Benton, Nana to Jimmy Harnage
Missed more than words can ever say.

Our wonderful wife and mother, Tina Brown
born 17/May/64, dx Nov 2000, and died 17/February/03.
The pictures were taken 18 months before she was diagnosed. Tina won a wonderful trip for us on
the QE 2 and the picture was taken on the deck of the ship as we were leaving the harbour.

The other is taken with our 2 boys - Nicholas and Murray.
A friend put a website together of the funeral for family and friends overseas www.decorman.co.za/tinabrown.htm
posted by husband, Chris Brown - Durban, South Africa


(Aussie) Pat Parsons
Date of Birth 16 May, 1957 - Diagnosed September, 1996 - Passed Away 20 May, 2003
posted by husband, Chris Parsons- Melbourne, Australia
Pat's Aussie Antics

She'll always be our beloved Daffodil Girl (WebEd)

Pat on right with daughters, Danielle and Lauren, and husband, Chris Parsons
November, 2001 at Lauren's Debutante Ball


Aussie Pat Parsons and Warren Harre, Christchurch, New Zealand,
at an IMF patient/family seminar in Sydney, Australia in 1999.
Warren - Dx 2/98, IIIA IgA lambda at 34; passed away November 5, 2003
after a long brave battle with MM.


Carol & Bengt Dahlberg- Christmas 1999
Bengt - dob 8/30/29; dx 10/2000; died 5/19/2002
Chemical and Mechanical Engineer
an explorer of life... seeker of knowledge and adventure...
much loved father and husband of 37 years
"My Prince Charming- The Love of My Life" - Carol Dahlberg, Portland, Oregon

   

submitted by MaryAnn Sheridan, West Palm Beach, Fl, daughter of William Sheridan (Bill) He was born in May of 1920 and diagnosed Dec 2003.
"The photos are one of myself as a baby with my father, 1963, one of my parents (my mother's name is Lydia) on their wedding day (1954) and one of them both (2002) nearly reaching their 50th anniversary (June 6th 2004). Thank you so much for allowing me to place his fight on your website along side all the other brave souls and their loved ones also fighting this horrible disease."


Bill and Lydia Sheridan

"My sweet wonderful father, lost his fight and passed away this morning, Feb 22, 2004.
God bless all those inflicted with this disease. May we find a cure before we lose anymore." posted by daughter, Mary Ann Sheridan



Joanne Katherine Dziegiel, born 3/25/37, dx 7/31/02 with IgA Kappa III MM,
and her companion and caregiver, Peter.
This picture was taken 5 years prior to diagnosis and much happier times.
Submitted by her daughter, Linda Martin Anderson of Lunenburg, MA



This is Joanne Dziegiel with her little darling, "Charlie." July 2003

"Joanne Dziegiel, passed away Feb. 19, 2004. She is finally at peace.
God Bless you all and thank you for all your support and camaraderie for the last 2 yrs. and 7 months." Linda (from Lunenburg, MA, USA) along with sisters, Joy and Donna, brother Stephen and mom's steadfast and valiant companion, Peter
Huttel and her entire family.



Little One and SOB on Thanksgiving 2003. "So now all of you will know what a real SOB looks like. Remembering that the SOB stands for Sweet Old Bill."
Bill Dean, Sr., Chrono age 71, mental age 35; Auburn, WA; Dx 3/1999 Stage 3, 90% MM cells; 26 Radiation zaps at T5; was 6 foot now 5 ft. 9 inches; Let Jesus in.

Bill died 2/25/04- "To all my friends on the list, my high school English teacher would be amazed at your responses to my posts. I believe what I write is by the direction of God using me. I wish to thank you one and all for the prayers and acceptance of my emails, and yes, I do love my Little One and without a doubt I love the Trinity, who I will be sheltered by until the end of time. I would very much like to meet Aussie Pat."


Andrew Gummel, best friend and husband to Laura. DOB 9/17/1963; DX 04/03; Died 03/17/04
He never gave up the fight. But now has joined his brother who also died of cancer.
We love ya Drew! Thank you, submitted by friends Chris and Donald



A Parable of Immortality
By Henry van Dyke

I am standing upon the seashore. A ship at my side spreads her white sails to the morning breeze and starts for the blue ocean. She is an object of beauty and strength, and I stand and watch until at last she hangs like a speck of white cloud just where the sun and sky come down to mingle with each other. Then someone at my side says, "There she goes!"

Gone where? Gone from my sight- that is all. She is just as large in mast and hull and spar as she was when she left my side and just as able to bear her load of living freight to the places of destination.

Her diminished size is in me, not in her. And just at that moment when someone at my side says, "There she goes!" there are other eyes watching her coming and other voices ready to take up the glad shout, "Here she comes!"


Multiple Myeloma Honor Roll