My Good-Bye to William

Sweet William Murdock returned home to the loving, welcoming arms of his Heavenly Father on Sunday morning, May 27, 2012. His battle with cancer is over, but his legacy of faith, optimism, strength, patience, and adventure will live on forever. William was a friend of my little brothers. I was able to help out about a year and half ago by having the Toy Clean-Up Project provide William with a DS and games. I was told that it meant a lot to him, when Carson (my brother) took it to him in the hospital. However, it is boys like William that have helped me become the determined person that I am. The small things that we as people can do to make others have a smile on their face, even if it is only for a moment. My heart is heavy, my prayers are with William’s family and because of this I must work harder to love, help and find away to bring awareness to others about the importance of unlocking the cure to these killer cancers.

I am so proud to let everyone know that I will be the president of the Pink Ladies Club, next year at Folsom High School.  Supporting the fight against cancer, and helping in our community is what we stand for!

Old friends, New friends and friends from my mom's home town of IONE.  Thank you all for come to Buffalo Wind Wings in Folsom. I will update you all on how much we made for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.  It was a wonderful night and I hope everyone would be up to doing it again.

I am so proud of Dedria Miss California International 2012, and her Luggage of Love. The Toy Clean-Up Project and I were so happy to be able to help out.

Some NEVADA love was being shared with many contestants at the Miss Teenage California Pageant. Sarah Chapman Miss Nevada USA and Courtney Critz Miss Teen Nevada International was there to support the girls.

2012 Annual Toy Clean-Up Project Golf Tournament, I will be posting a smilebox soon. I just wanted to THANK all who helped me make this possible.  St. Jude Children's Research Hospital is going to be HAPPY!!!!

In March, the Pink Ladies continue to do our thing. Which is changing the lives of women who suffer with breast cancer.  Proud to be able to make dinner and deliver it to them.  "One Dinner at a Time."