Good luck to everyone with our Challange. Having lost my Dad to cancer, among others, and all those currently fighting cancer that I know, I am a big supporter of the research which, is starting to make big inroads into treatments. I would love to see the statistics being reversed.

Walking to support our Mum, Grace who is currently fighting this disease and showing immense courage daily. Praying more options and treatment will be available soon for all Pancreatic cancer warriors.

In memory of our friend Richard and all those who have lost their lives to pancreatic cancer

In memory of our friend Richard and all those who have lost their lives to pancreatic cancer💜💜

In honour of our Mum. We miss her terribly.

My special person is my Mum.(Gwen wilberforce) My Mum passed away with pancreatic cancer in 2023. She never gave up and fought hard and to the end. She was my inspiration my hero My best friend 🧡 But most off all My loving Mum ❤️ She will be Remembered and always loved. An Amazing Mother ,Grandmother,Friend.

Miss you every day Mama.

On our 3rd Remember September for my dear father - Kevy who will be gone on the 13th 4 years x x Each step is for you and all who have been effected by this disease x x We Miss You Beyond Eternity x x Watching down from up above x x

Doing this for our mum, nonna, and bis nonna who died from this horrible disease 2 months ago. We miss you xx

Our wonderful dad, who still had so much life to live... he always had more ideas, more projects to complete, more to learn and do. He will always be such a huge inspiration to me. He was so brave. He was a great man, a gentleman and a caring and encouraging dad. We miss you massively Dave xxx

Walking for my mum who passed away 40yrs ago. She would be 100 this month, & research is still struggling to find an early detection for PC. Every little bit for research will help.

Doing this for my dad who was diagnosed a couple of months ago and is fighting hard.

Doing this for my Nanny Audrey, who passed away in 2014, Miss you every single day Nan 💚

Doing this to honour my father & support my mother who have both been affected by this disease. My father passed in December 2022 & my mother was diagnosed July 2025.

Do this for my dad for the people losted to it or going through this I miss my dad so I’m doing this in the memory of my dad John briggs

Thinking of my mum Kirsty, as I take every step. Miss you. Love you

MASSIVE THANK YOU TO EVERYONE THAT HAS DONATED!! Absolutely blown away with the support! One more day left and it begins!!

For my beautiful husband, you fought hard. Miss you every day. Love always your mumma cita

Forever my first love; my mummy. I wouldn’t be the person I am today without my beautiful mother. I am fortunate and blessed to have had the upbringing I did because of her. A better human I have never known. I’d pick the same every single lifetime. I miss her

Claire, you were the kindest, most patient, thoughtful and precious human angel. I am so grateful to have had all those years with you as my soul friend. I miss you. I am walking this 78kms in memory of you and your dedication to physical health and fitness for well-being. Xxx

I’m walking for my amazing Mum Muriel. Three weeks from diagnosis to death was so cruel. I hope they can find the cure/better treatments so nobody else has to go through that.

I’m walking for my beautiful Nan. I’ve seen this disease take so much from her, so I want to work to give someone else a chance to make it through. My prayers go out to everyone affected.

Miss this man immensely!! A wonderful person taken way too soon from this nasty disease. I will do you proud Elvis!!!

Throughout his life, my dad conquered every health obstacle in his path—from leukemia and heart surgery to lifelong asthma and knee replacements. He was a survivor. But Pancreatic cancer is a fierce and brutal adversary, and sadly, was just one final battle he could not win. Miss you forever. xxx

Remembering my wonderful Dad Kenny Max who sadly was taken too early after his battle with this insidious disease.

Diagnosed with Pancreatic Cancer October 2025 and a Whipple surgery later, I want to raise awareness to early detection and the symptoms of Pancreatic cancer that are so easily missed.

My dear Mum ‘Fayesy’ what a legend! She was an amazing strong woman who touched so many people’s lives without realising it. Mum was simply the best … a fighter, an inspiration & my hero! Always loved & never forgotten! 🙌🏻💔😢

Forever in our hearts 💜

First year, walking in memory of my beautiful father who lost his fight less than a year into his diagnosis.

Just over three weeks ago, I lost my beautiful husband, Shayne, to pancreatic cancer. After everything we went through together, I want to turn some of my heartbreak into hope. This September, I’ll be walking 78km to raise awareness and funds to support people living with pancreatic cancer and their families. Every step will be for Shayne, and for all those walking this heartbreaking journey. Forever my love, forever my reason. 💙

I lost my Dad to pancreatic cancer 19th July 2026 and it has been the hardest time of my life. My dad was my world so I do this 78km walk to raise money so other family's dont feel the pain I feel of loosing a loved one.

To all those lost to this awful disease but especially my dear Dads lost to us in 2018. Think about you every day.

Let’s Do This!!

For Mum, who faced everything with extraordinary grace, courage and strength, right to the very end. Your strength inspired us, your love surrounded us, and we miss you more than words can say 🩷

I’m walking this year in memory of my sister Amaya who passed away last year 4 weeks after being diagnosed it was a heartbreaking time for us and I want to raise funds to hopefully spare other families this heartbreak

This is my Mum. She was my world, my rock and got me thru hard times. Shes been gone a while now, taken cruelly by this horrible disease at only 65 years old.Long before either of us was ready to say goodbye. She didn’t get to enjoy a retirement. She didn’t get to see my children grow. I also lost my grandfather, my mums dad, to pancreatic cancer too. I have recently been informed I also carry the gene mutation increases the chance of pancreatic cancer and that I may have passed this onto my children. I have joined Remember September to remember my Mum and my Grandfather but also to try to raise awareness and funds that may save my children and grandchildren that do not exist yet, one day in the future.

In Loving Memory of Dad 💜 Forever loved, forever missed, and forever in our hearts. I walk this September in your memory and for everyone still fighting pancreatic cancer. May our efforts help bring hope, better treatment, and a cure so other families don’t have to face the loss we have. Every step is for you, Dad. 💜

Missing you deeply mum, there is so much going on right now I just wish that I could call you

Walking for the fourth year for our beautiful mother Glenice, who quietly slipped away to this hideous disease, always in our hearts and unconditionally loved by us all 🩷🩷🩷

I am walking to remember our family feiend Judy & my neighbour who recently lost his fight, Phil. Two special people in my life.

I am taking part to support my husband Rick, who was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in May 2024. He has continued to battle this insideous disease with such a positive attitude. He is my Whipple Warrior and continually inspires me on a daily basis. I want to make a difference to everyone that has been exposed to pancreatic cancer.

You are missed everyday by your family & friends. Forever in our hearts💜

Keep up the fight John, your family & friends are with all the way💜

Doing this for my Dad and my best friend and sister in law Suzie

I am doing this walk for my Pa, Ivan. He was diagnosed recently. He will be turning 90 in October so my brother and I are set out to try complete 90km!

In memory of my sister Di Button always in our hearts and so many memories❤️

I am doing this for my friends mother, who is the strongest person out there 💜

I lost my love, my friend my world

Doing this for you grandad !!

I want to see a world without pancreatic cancer.

Nothing will ever bring you back, Mum, but I’ll always find ways to keep your memory alive. 💜 This September is for you — forever loved, forever missed and never forgotten. 🤍 xxx

You are deeply loved and deeply missed. My soul mate ❤️

For my dad, John 💜

I hope I can make any sort of difference this September. Just having more awareness myself is a reward. I had no idea how many people were effected. Sending all my love and support

20 years this September, I miss you so much and feel the pain of your loss like it was yesterday. You're alive in my heart, and you visit me in my dreams. That will have to get me through for now. Love you Mumma

I am doing this walk for 2 wonderful husbands, fathers, Grandfathers & friends to many, John Armstrong & Paul Pasco. I will be thinking of both friends every step of the way 💜

Remembering Robyn. A vibrant life taken too soon 💜💜

Dad was a kind soul who gave generously to his family, church and community. Passionate about his sport teams (understatement of the year!$ and any cause that captured his attention, he’d be right behind a cause like this one! He succumbed to this dreadful disease so quickly, as did 2 of his 3 sisters. I walk for them all.

I am walking for my husband Steve, he is my world and my best friend, being with him watching him fight this terrible disease is truly inspirational, I am so proud of him. We've got this my love.

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Thank you💜

I walk in honour of my brother Wayne- a brave, hard working, selfless family man who was taken far too soon. We need better treatment for this insidious disease so others don’t suffer in the same way. 💜💜💜

Slowly losing weight over a couple of years, we attributed Dad’s decline to his diabetes - diagnosed late in life. Little did we know that this was a risk factor for Pancreatic cancer. A CT scan of his abdomen in December 2025 revealed a spot on his pancreas………4 months later he was called home. As my sister says - we were blindsided. We were blessed that he had little pain and that we could care for him at home for his final months. September is Dad’s birth month so it is more than fitting that we will be taking part in Remember September. We will be Doin it for you Bernie - Doin’ it for Dadda!

Jules, our precious Jewels 💜 Words are not enough to articulate how cherished and beloved you are by me and so many. You loved hard, genuinely cared, and left an impression on everyone you met. You always emitted your bright positivity and you battled so bravely every day. I’m so deeply sorry I could not do more for you. I miss you, I love you. Now we will keep on fighting for the cause.

This year is my first. I’m walking for my sister Jane. She was first diagnosed March 2025. With courage and determination she had surgery, chemo followed by radiation. Jane now has been told no spread but a pesky little inoperable primary. Initially maybe have been eligible for a trial but with some further liver issues now not suitable. Not sure what the future holds

I love you my aunty Wilamina and Suzette. You both handled your cancer’s with poise grace and so much strength. I miss you both!

My beautiful sister Jan.

For Dave, your adventure wasn't finished. We miss you, we honour you, we love you.

I’m taking part in the Remember September challenge this year in loving memory of my beautiful mum, Leigh, who sadly passed away in June, and my grandma, Beryl, who also lost her battle with pancreatic cancer. This is my first time participating in this challenge, and I’m doing it for two very special women who mean the world to me. Mum fought so incredibly hard, and I miss her more than words could ever explain. 💜 I’m proud to take part in their memory and help raise awareness and much-needed funds for pancreatic cancer research, so hopefully one day other families won’t have to experience this heartbreaking loss. Forever in my heart, Mum and Grandma. 💜🕊️

I would like to raise the money in memory of my son David who was only 46. He managed to survive for 7 weeks and 2 days after diagnosis. He slowly starved to death. He was the bravest person I know, never once did I hear him complain.

shout out for everyone who has or had pancreatic cancer. Love you all

In Loving memory of my dearest mum who passed away last October. She got diagnosed and was in so much pain over a month. I miss her so much! This is my first time taking part in this challenge and I’m walking in her memory, As I take each step, I’ll carry her with me in my heart. I know Mum will be walking alongside me every step of the way, just as she always has ❤️

For a very good friend who was in the prime of his life and taken from us way to early. Diagnosed just after he got married and only got 2 years after diagnosis. Your a great friend and we miss you mate.

I have been fighting Pancreatic cancer for 2 years, but I am walking this September for a brighter prognosis for those people who in the future get diagnosed with this shitty disease and those who didn't make it.

To my nan and all of the other loved ones who suffered or are suffering from this disease! ❤️

My wonderful mum, taken way too soon and way too quickly. Mum-in-law to Todd, Nan to Jack, Zane, Angus, Finlay and their partners. Great Nan to Miss Matilda who she never met but watches over her. Remembered by all who loved her. Miss you mum 😔

I’m walking 78km this September, just 4 months Post Partum in honour of my Dad, who we lost just shy of 4 months ago this May. His battle of 2.5 years was a tough one, but his resilience, strength & determination was so incredible. We love you Dad, forever missing you xxx

I’m taking on Remember September for my mum, Gianna. This challenge is about so much more than kilometres. It’s about supporting Mum through her pancreatic cancer journey, raising awareness, funding research and showing her just how many people are standing beside her. Mum has always been at the centre of our family, and watching her face this has given me even more determination to do something meaningful. Throughout September, I’ll be walking 234 km in her honour and as part of our wider Support For Gianna campaign. To everyone who has donated, joined our team, shared our story, sent a message or simply kept Mum in your thoughts thank you. The support already means more to our family than I can put into words. Every step this September is for you, Mum. 💜

I am walking for the first time this year after losing my Dad, Rob, last July after fighting for 13 months. I miss you everyday and love you always! This is for you, the best husband, Dad and Pa!

I'm walking for the 1st time this September in memory of my little big brother Rod who fought this terrible disease for 7 years before passing just over 1 year ago and is missed by his family and friends every day 💔

Alistair survived 5 years from diagnosis with his typical courage and sense of humour, but still died too young. Then his mother, Helen, died from the same terrible disease 9 years later. Any research that could prevent this from happening to other families is desperately needed.

I miss him every second of everyday x

I am walking for a 3rd time in honour of my Dad Micheal George who lost his battle in 2017 just a short 3 months after he was diagnosed he has missed watching his Grandchildren getting married he also did not get to meet his 4 beautiful Great Grandchildren 1 who is named after him .