For the nurse who fought until the end.Never to be forgotten

Happy Birthday Jules. I miss you, it still takes my breath away. I love you 💜💔

Your Daughter misses you more than she knew was possible but oh how she remembers you. Every single day. I love you Dad. Ready 1 2 3 Go Love you Dad Bye for now.

We love and miss you everyday!

Leanne (mum) the world lost a proper true gem back in January. I will never get over the loss of losing you. Rev 21:4 brings me peace; He will wipe every tear from their eyes. There will be no more death or mourning or crying or pain, for the old order of things has passed away I love you forever and a day mum

I wanted to tribute this walk to my mum who recently passed away due to cancer. It's been so hard to cope without her, we miss her so much. She was an amazingly strong woman who fought for 4 years from pancreatic cancer. May she rest in peace.

Walking for my wonderful father in-law Russell. I’m doing this for you, for our family and for all the memories we’ve shared. I’m so grateful for the time we have together and will treasure every moment. Keep fighting 🖤

Walking in memory of my husband, Greg, who died last November after a diagnosis in February, two days after his 65th birthday. The more this wonderful community can raise the more likely a cure can be found to eradicate this devastating disease.

Though the year is passing so fast since you gained your wings, its the little things that remind us of the truly special person you were. You are dearly missed Duckie! We will continue our shenanigans and know you are still with us. Though, I am still not getting in the pool - I am a land locked bird :-)

In memory of my dear dad 🙏🏻⛵️💙

💜 Forever missed, never forgotten. 💜 I lost my dear friend Duckie in April this year, I miss our Sunday swims and our Friday fortnightly dinners and everything in between. Those times together that I’ll always treasure. So many beautiful memories, and such a special friend. Miss you , Duckie. 💜💜

Eight years ago we celebrated Peter & Alisons wedding in the UK. Last December Peter Asbury (my brother in law) succumbed to Pancreatic cancer after bravely fighting it for just over 12 months. This is why I decided to do Remember September Pankind, Pancreatic Cancer Australia

This is my 2nd year of doing this in memory of my dad who passed away last year. 4 months is all we got miss him so much

Every quiet moment seems louder without you in it.. miss you Duckie xx🌻💜

For Mr McCulloch, You'd be so proud of your beautiful daughters 💜💜

For my beautiful friend & colleague, Robbie. 💜 You've grown your wings this week and have left us for another journey beyond this world 😇 Robbie, you were an inspiration to everyone who had the privilege of knowing you. You showed us what unwavering strength, grit and resilience look like—not just in the face of adversity, but in the way you chose to live your life. As I continue my Remember September challenge, I will finish it strong for you. Every step will be a tribute to your courage, your strength and the incredible way you lived. Rest peacefully, Robbie. You were truly one of a kind, and you will never be forgotten. 🕊️ This one is for you. Strong to the finish. Just like you. 💜 For my beautiful friend & colleague, Robbie. 💜 You've grown your wings this week and have left us for another journey beyond this world 😇 Robbie, you were an inspiration to everyone who had the privilege of knowing you. You showed us what unwavering strength, grit and resilience look like—not just in the face of adversity, but in the way you chose to live your life. As I continue my Remember September challenge, I will finish it strong for you. Every step will be a tribute to your courage, your strength and the incredible way you lived. Rest peacefully, Robbie. You were truly one of a kind, and you will never be forgotten. 🕊️ This one is for you. Strong to the finish. Just like you💜

For George & Rodney 💜

I’m walking with my mum to raise awareness of pancreatic cancer for my nanny how currently going through tx

I am honouring everyone who has fought or is fighting this nasty cancer, and all the familysqho have lost loved ones or going through the pain of asking yourself,"how long do they have",and to be strong and be there for your loved one because man it can happen so quick,my brother got his 1st initial findings in mid April 2024 and he was gone in August 2024😭🙏and my beautiful Mum we lost to it also in January 2021 😭💜💜💜💜so please guys stay strong and positive in hope we can beat this terrible thing called Pancreatic Cancer, my love to you all,god bless💜

To all of the brave people faced with the fight with and against pancreatic cancer, you are amazing. I hope that the small token of my personal fundraising makes a difference. Thank you to all of my donors.

One week ago today, I lost the love of my life, my husband Noel, to pancreatic cancer. I now get up every morning to complete my walk for Remember September and - remember. I have found out that I can managed to walk, cry and laugh all at the same time.

My Dad 💜💙 Missing you every day

I am walking for my brave husband. He was diagnosed with stage 4 Pancreatic Cancer in October 2026. His strength & courage during this time has given me inspiration. I am proud of the person he was & now I am giving back to support everyone who needs this support

2.5 years ago my mum was diagnosed stage one pancreatic cancer a few weeks after diagnosis she had Whipple surgery and within a month she had gone to stage four. This is my second time doing the Pankind Remember September challenge. I decided to run 234 km for my mum and for all Australians battling this terrible disease.

Walking for beautiful Carolyn who lost her battle in April this year. Always remember her faith, courage and strength fighting this dreadful disease. Blessed to have her artwork on my wall 🙏💜💕

He was a very generous, caring loving man and is greatly missed. To have been one of Stewart’s friends was a great honour. Miss you everyday my friend xx

I do this in hope that medical research can help others diagnosed with this disease & in memory of my dad

Remembering my friend Sandra. Raising funds to support others in their battles with pancreatic cancer 💚

The reason I am doing this walk is for my Dad (Anthony). He was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in 2024 and is STILL fighting with absolutely all of his will and strength. He is the strongest person I have ever met and I am so glad he is my dad. I’m so grateful that I can do something as small as this, just to show him how much we all care and support him through this journey 💜💜💜

I’m walking in memory of my sister-in-law. Pancreatic cancer took her too early from my brother and their two kids 18 months ago. I hope that the funds I raise will help prevent other families from going through the same thing in future.

Remembering my brother Phil as I walk around Europe this September. He was planning to travel himself this year but never got the opportunity. Phil, every step that I take is in your memory. I miss you so much.

I walk to raise money and awareness of pancreatic cancer. Today I walked the town walk way that my mum help plant hundreds of plants along for the first time since she passed, she was my absolute everything and I miss her with very fiber that I am. A mother teaches you everything, except how to live without her.

For Russell

For my friend Russell and all those fighting this dreadful disease. Proud to be part of Remember September.

I have learnt so much about this cause throughout this month as I remember and honour those lost to Pancreatic Cancer.

I first heard about Remember September on the radio while driving home from a production and it made me curious of what it was. Now I have been walking for weeks and I am feeling strong, fit and happy that I’m helping a good cause.

Missing your laugh.

For all the dads gone too early.

Keep fighting Jase! We love you heaps and admire your strength and courage xx

In memory of a beloved little great nephew - a hero and lover of people - forever loved - forever part of our lives

I know you are still with Cass & me everyday Mum. Gone way too quick 💜💜💜

This walk is dedicated to my beautiful friend Jules. Whose unconditional love and friendship are missed every day. She made the world sparkle and we are all better off because of her. May every dollar we raise help this dreadful disease be gone. Love you chica x

In loving memory of my Dad, the one who brightened up my world. ☀️ It’s been 10 years since you left us, but you still shine in my world like there has been no change in time. I love you and I miss you so much. You will forever live in my heart. ❤️

My Dad, Wayne. ❤️ He’s always been the one who puts his family first — loyal, fiercely protective and down to earth. With Mum by his side and I’m grateful they’re fighting this fight together, their way. I’m walking 78km this September for Dad and for every Aussie affected by pancreatic cancer. 💜

A courageous member of our gym fighting the fight 💕

Gone but never forgotten! In my heart ❤️ forever

Mum, this one is for you. 💜 I miss you so much forever in my heart 💜

Walking for the first time for my brother who passed away in May at only 57.

In memory of Rodney, my uncle. A man who enjoyed life, was kind, caring and a love and passion for photography, which he passed onto me. Missed and loved by his family and friends.

In memory of Rodney, my uncle. A man who enjoyed life, was kind, caring and had a love and passion for photography, which he passed onto me. Missed and loved by his family and friends.

My dad Peter was diagnosed December last year and has battled through this disease. He is stage 4 and inoperable. He has had numerous infections and replacement stents, his gallbladder removed and is still fighting. He has showed resilience and strength and am so proud of him ❤️

I am walking for my dad. His pancreatic cancer was aggressive. After his diagnosis we didn't get that much time. I miss him everyday and hold all my memories of him close to my heart. I love you dad 💜

I’m walking in memory of my Dad 💜 He loved hard ,worked hard and fought hard! 💜Forever in our hearts💜

I am walking in memory for my dear mum Val. She fought hard and never gave up. Always in our hearts

I am doing this for my dad who is currently fighting this cancer

My sister and I are walking this month for our mum! She was diagnosed with stage 2 pancreatic cancer in December 2025, operated on 22 December. Started chemo in February finished in August. It had been a Rollercoaster of ride but she is now on the other side of this horrible disease! Her last 2 PET scans have been clear. It’s now time for her to get her life back on track. She is the strongest woman we know Love you mum 🫶🏼

Doing this for my friend Libby who passed July 30th 2026. A true friend to me and mine. Will be missed always

For Glen, the big hearted baby brother.

This in memory of my beautiful brother and uncle both amazing caring funny people were taken to young . They had completely different journeys of their end of life . I wish I knew of Pankind on my Brother’s journey as where he lived they didn’t have the healthcare that my uncle had. My brother was my other half so this is to honour his strength will miss him till we meet again . When I’m sad I just think of his quick wit that puts a smile on my face. He would be so honoured that this will help so many people on there journey and hopefully to stop it xx

Missing you so much Pop. Seeing what you went through changed my life. I hope my bit of fund raising help someone else even though you couldnt be saved.

In loving memory of my dear friend, Valerie Joy Ramshaw, who passed away last week following a stoic battle against pancreatic cancer. RIP my dear friend until we meet again 🥀💕🙏🏻

Walking for you dad, miss you 💜💜

Remember September means I can contribute in a very small way to help researchers in finding a screening test to help find Pancreatic Cancer much sooner, in turn giving those affected a much better chance at successful treatment options.

I'm running 78 km in September in memory of my Dad

I’m walking to honour all of those currently fighting, and in remembrance of those we have lost. Let’s walk for a cure!

Remember September, I’m doing this for three people I personally know who have all lost their lives to pancreatic cancer. My beautiful Mother in Law, Helena. My Aunty Linda. My neighbour and friend Garry and sadly many more people I don’t know. Bringing awareness to pancreatic cancer, #Striving to make a difference. #Nearly there #78 K’s

EXCITED!!! Almost there.

For my Mum, Jenny. It is so hard to believe I am posting on a tribute wall for you and like everyone else on here, you are not supposed to be here. Mum was diagnosed on my birthday in October 2024 and passed Boxing Day 2025. 9 months of missing you every day. Mum was such a kind and caring soul and loved getting to know everyone’s story from the people closest to her to people she met in the community. She always had a way of finding a connection with everyone. Deeply loved Mum, wife, mother in law, nanny, daughter, sister, family member, friend and colleague. Remembered always 💜

For my beautiful Mum - Lucia McQuade - the best Mum and the most incredible Lola. 💜 She was an amazing wife, mother, Lola and friend, and such a beautiful person who gave so much to our family, friends and community. She had a way of making people feel loved and cared for and her absence is still felt so deeply by so many. Pancreatic cancer took her from us far too soon, but it could never take away the love, memories and legacy she left behind. Everything I do to raise awareness is for my Mum, in the hope that one day other families are given more time than we were. Loved beyond words. Missed beyond measure. Forever our Mum and Lola. 💜

In memory of my brother Richard who is always in our hearts 💜

Walking this September to remember my beautiful mother, Hazel Patching.

Walking for my cousin Jo, who is fighting Pancreatic cancer 💜

Rob felt passionately about finding a cure for cancer. RIP Rob. You will never be forgotten xo

Im walking for my husband peter who passed away in 2024 after a 4 year battle to live a little longer . He didnt want to leave his 6 children and me and fought a tough fight. Our hearts are sad and broken as he was my whole world .His greatest gift given to me is our children and l get to see him in our children everyday. He was a good father and grandfather a good husband and good friend who will alway consume my heart.

Mum - diagnosed late on September 4, 2015, passed away a few weeks later on October 23. With her in thoughts, always.

IN MEMORY OF STEWART GIBB-CUMMING “Stu from the Zoo” 2018 I made my living with pictures. Stu taught me to think in words. I met Stewart in 1994. By the time pancreatic cancer took him in 2018, he had been part of my life for 24 years. Before meeting Stu, I’d attended AWARD School — the Advertising Writers and Art Directors School. As someone who naturally sees in pictures, I was surprised to discover how much I enjoyed copywriting. I became fascinated by the ability of a few carefully chosen words to make someone stop, look, think — or see a picture differently. Then I met Stu from the Zoo. Stu was an old-school advertising man in the very best sense. He’d worked in the big agencies before establishing his own boutique design agency, The Creative Zoo. He was also a brilliant copywriter. Stu took that early fascination I had with words and gave it somewhere to grow. He taught me to appreciate a great headline, a clever turn of phrase and, perhaps most importantly, the literal meaning of words — choosing them carefully and saying precisely what you mean. Stu gave a specialist photographer an advertising mind. That stayed with me throughout my career. I loved creating the photograph, but also thinking about the idea around it — the headline, the catchphrase, the few words that might make somebody stop long enough to look. But Stu’s influence on me went far beyond work. He took me under his wing near the beginning of my career. He became a significant client, later a tenant in my photographic studio, a mentor and a close friend. He was one of the few people who really knew me across both my professional and personal worlds. He understood how I worked, what drove me, my strengths and probably plenty of my weaknesses too. The last time I saw Stu properly, I took him to lunch for old times’ sake. We’d shared many work lunches over the years and, at the time, things seemed hopeful. He was apparently beating pancreatic cancer and looking forward to getting out and about again. A few months later, he returned to hospital to have a port fitted to begin further chemotherapy. He developed an infection and died just a week later. His family generously allowed me to visit him in hospital. He was unconscious by then, but I was able to sit beside my old friend one last time, just a few days before he died. Now pancreatic cancer has entered my life again, I find myself thinking about Stu more often. A brilliant copywriter would probably know exactly how to finish this. I wish you were still here to write the line, Stu. But perhaps the simplest words are the right ones. My mentor. My friend. Stu from the Zoo. This September, I’m walking for you too.

For my beautiful sister Robyn 🌺 Let’s stop this devastating cancer from taking other loved ones! Challenge accepted & done 😁 82 klm (goal 78 klm) & raised $929 💜 ( goal $8 then increased to $750 ) 🥰

Tony fought a big battle with pancreatic cancer and sadly lost his fight on 4th September Tony was not only my patient but he was a friend who I will miss

Remembering my mother in law Clair. Missed and loved by your family always 🩷

Remembering my beautiful Uncle Charlie. The world is not the same without your smile and your great sense of humour. You are loved and missed by all of us always 🩵

A peaceful walk surrounded by nature, beautiful views and sunshine. 🌿☀️ A moment to breathe, reflect and appreciate the beauty around us. With love, hope and strength. 💜

I remember Mum, her grace and love she showed throughout her life. Missing you everyday 💜

Im doing my 4th Remember September walk for my late husband who passed away 4 yrs & 4 mths ago. Each step i do I remember what a beautiful man he was to me & our family. He passed away 40 days after he was diagnosed & this cancer is just horrible. He worked at Fire Rescue NSW for 32 years & Neil always said he would pass from cancer. I hope we can raise enough money so that Pancreatic cancer is at the bottom of the cancer not the 3rd.