Mima forever 54. Miss you so much.

Aunty Valerie 🩷 Always thinking of others. You’ll never meet someone more generous. I will always treasure our special day at the ANZAC afl match ❤️

Miss you and love you so much Mum ❤️

Mum ~ 1959-2024🩷 Lived her life to the absolute fullest right to the end. She was always there for me answering calls at all hours of the day no matter how unwell she felt 🥹

Dad ~ 1959-2025 🩵 He fought for 3 years with over 70 rounds of chemo all while being an absolute rock to us while Mum was going through the same awful cancer 🥺

This September, I’m walking 156km to support my father, Bob, in his fight against pancreatic cancer. Diagnosed in March 2023 with stage 4 pancreatic cancer that had spread to his liver, he has been battling this disease for almost two and a half years now. Your strength and ability to maintain your wicked sense of humour through all of this continues to inspire me. I love you, Dad. Keep fighting. 💜

1967 - 2025 Glynny My Glynny I love you more than words can say. Higher than all the birds in the sky can fly. And deeper than all the fishes in the sea can swim. Wishing you peace until we meet again.

I am walking in loving memory of my mum, who passed away from pancreatic cancer ten years ago at just 47. At the time, I was 26 and pregnant with my first child. Her diagnosis came suddenly and brutally, three months, they told us. We brought our wedding forward so she could be there, and against every expectation she held on for 18 precious months. Long enough to know she would become a grandmother, but not long enough to meet her granddaughter. Pancreatic cancer is relentless. It takes too many, too young, with too little warning. My mum deserved more time. Every family deserves more time. This walk is for her, for her strength, her humour, her stubbornness, her love. It’s for the moments she missed, and the ones she fought so hard to stay for. It’s for everyone who has faced this disease, and everyone who will. By supporting my walk, you’re helping fund research, early detection, better treatments, and hope. Hope that one day families won’t have to say goodbye so soon. Thank you for standing with me, and for helping keep my mum’s memory walking beside us.

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Walking and raising money in memory of Marlon Ampor

I lost my husband, Thor, to pancreatic cancer 11 years ago and my family still feels that loss. He was diagnosed at the end of November 2014, after he had his annual blood test for cholesterol and blood sugars. What were thought was some stomach discomfort suddenly became "I'm very sorry this has happened to you." The finality of the doctor's platitude hit us both like an avalanche and I still feel the pang and distress of that day. With hindsight, he would not have gone through chemotherapy as it only robbed him of his favourite activities such as playing his guitars and working on his bonsai collection. It also took away his ability to try and complete his first draft of his PhD he was doing at ANU. He lost feeling in his fingers and toes, needing to wear shoes all the time to protect his feet. He finally passed on August 7, 2015, two weeks short of his 60th birthday. Each year, my four sons and I join together over Zoom to celebrate his birthday - August 25, 1955 - rather than his death to remember the wonderful times shared as a family and the incredible interests he had that inspired us all. Thor, I miss you so much every day and am thankful for the almost 40 years we shared together, a wonderful life with our four sons and a life made so much richer for having you in the heart of it.

Remembering my Mum forever 52 & helping those fighting this horrible cancer.

Remembering Mum 💜

Remembering Mum 💜

Walking to remember my Dad.

Im running 78km minimum this September im honour of my late Aunty who passed in 2010 from this horrible disease. RIP my beautiful, kind and warm hearted Aunt. You were my best friend. So I will run this for you, whilst listening to Lee Kerneghans song 'She's My Ute' just for you ❤️

Love you dad miss you everyday xxx

My Mum, the bravest person i know battled this cancer in silence until we got a diagnosis. She passed 9 weeks later at home whilst myself and my sisters cared for her and loved her right through to her end here on Earth. I miss her funny little laugh and her words of wisdom. We shared bubbles together, walked together and had lots of talks about anything and everything. We loved playing Scrabble together and she would always come over and help with her expertise in the garden. I miss her alot and wished she could have had more time here with us all. I do know i did not want her to suffer the awful pain Pancreatic Cancer causes. It is a silent killer until too late so i want to help to find a cure earlier on and this fund raiser is going to help others in the future. Miss you always Mum xx

Walking for my dear sister in law who is 12 months in to her fight. She is simply amazing 🩷

Supporting this great cause for all past and present people. Hoping to help in some way 14klms today

First 7kms of my 85kms for Dad’s amazing 85 years with us. I miss you everyday but I know you are walking beside me 💜 🪽

I will be walking the 78km this September to remember my mother, Fleur who passed from pancreatic cancer in August 2017, only a month after diagnosis.

In memory of the best Dad in the world!

I walk in memory of Frank for Izzy

Miss you so much mum! Love you! So sorry I couldn’t do anything to help you x We do this for you and for all that are touched by this horrible disease!

This September, I’m walking 156km to support my father, Bob, in his fight against pancreatic cancer. Diagnosed in March 2023 with stage 4 pancreatic cancer that had spread to his liver, he has been battling this disease for almost two and a half years now. Your strength and ability to maintain your wicked sense of humour through all of this continues to inspire me. I love you, Dad. Keep fighting. 💜

10 years ago, I lost my Mum to pancreatic cancer. I'm doing this to raise awareness and much needed funds for pancreatic cancer in her memory.

I am walking 78km in memory of my Mum who passed 13/4/2021 29 days after diagnosis. Forever in my heart 💜

You will forever live on in the hearts of our 4 babies 💗

You will be forever missed yet will live on in the hearts of those who love you

Watching my cousin and her family go through losing their nan in less then 3 months after finding out and then the aftermath and years and years of trying to come to grips with what happen, no one should have to go through that. So I'm hoping to raise awareness and hope that soon that number will drop to no one going through this.

Im walking and fundraising as a tribute to my friend Paul who passed away aged 50 in July 2008 just 9 months after diagnosis.

Im walking and fundraising for a friend Elaine who passed away in August 2026 after only 5 weeks from diagnosis.

Forever in my heart. I’m getting off my booty and doing it for Judy.

Im walking and fundraising for my friend Jenni who passed away in August 2026 18 months after diagnosis.

Walking to remember my grandma Elaine 💜 striving for a future without pancreatic cancer.

I’m walking to remember the people who have passed, I’m walking to show my support to the people that are currently going through treatment and I’m walking to recognise the researchers who are working towards a solution. I’m also showing my support to the families and carers, the nurses and doctors the unsung supporters. I remember them all

Walking to remember my Mum, Vicki. I think of her everyday.

Our team is fundraising in honour of my sister Lucy, recently diagnosed with stage 4 pancreatic cancer. We are in awe of her courage, dignity and grace. We're "Paying it Forward", so grateful for the improvement in treatments & pain relief options that enable her a better quality of life for now at least. We Love Lucy - so very much. 💜🫶

Remembering my lovely dad who succumbed very quickly to pancreatic cancer 5 years ago....love and miss you dad ❤️

On the 28th August my dad, Paul Gee, lost his battle to pancreatic cancer. He was able to stop having to fight, and I am sure he was grateful to have both his children holding his hand while that happened. In 2023, my Dad had the term ‘Sisu’ tattooed on his wrist as a personal reminder to himself. Sisu is a Finnish concept that means ‘extraordinary determination, grit, and inner strength in the face of extreme adversity.’ At the time, he did not yet know the adversity that was to come with his diagnosis, but nevertheless he was determined to fight. 28 days prior, his beautiful team at the Queen Elizabeth hospital in SA helped tidy him up and ship him off to see myself and my partner get married. We had such a special day in the sun and I’m forever grateful I had my Dad with me. Attached is one of my favourite photos of the day, sharing a look that said a million words before coming with me down the aisle. I told my dad about what we had already achieved for Remember September in August, and he was so honoured to have a village of beautiful, caring people, working to make our experience of the last year more manageable for others. Dad said “well you’d better get your steps in now”, and I will. Thank you to everyone supporting this mission, Paul Gee would be incredibly chuffed, and proud of every one of you.

I am walking on behalf of my wonderful husband who passed away in 2025 from Pancreatic cancer after a valiant fight. I honour him by remembering him.

I am doing this for my Nana (who is my hero) who passed away from it back in 2002

A clause close to my heart. I'm doing this challenge and fundraising in memory of my Aunty and Cousin who both lost their lives to this devastating disease and also to support those affected with Pancreatic cancer.

I’m walking 156km In September to support my Gorgeous Husband Jase in his fight against pancreatic cancer. Your determination and positive attitude is inspirational and we love you so much. Keep fighting xx

My beautiful nanna had so much spirt and love to give she was such a big supporter of me so I hope to make her proud🤍

— a cause that means more to our family than words can express. Our Dad battled pancreatic cancer, and sadly, he is no longer here with us. We know firsthand the heartbreak this disease can bring. This one’s for Dad. 🕊️ Forever loved, forever missed, and always the reason we keep fighting.

Doing this for all those suffering but mostly for my amazing husband, Dave. He is an absolute legend, getting on with trying to beat this disease and all that goes with it. He inspires me to meet this challenge for him and our boys.

My reasoning for joining in on this movement is because not long ago I lost my grandmother to pancreatic cancer. I couldn't do anything to support her but for my Nan I want to try support anyone else 🫶

My darling Mum. The world is darker since you left us. I love you

Gayle, her sisters Janet & Susan, & I spent a bucket list holiday in Alaska together creating long term memories. She passed away nearly 12mths ago. Very loved & deeply missed.

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.

I lost my mum to pancreatic cancer almost 3 years ago. Walking this September to raise money for pancreatic cancer research.

Love and miss you 😢 Luke

For my Dad who never gave up on me and supported me through everything!

Remembering our beautiful Ali 💜 Ali was a loving mum, grandmother and mother-in-law who meant so much to our family. We are forever grateful for the love, memories and beautiful moments she gave us. Pancreatic cancer may have taken her from us, but it can never take away the love she left behind. Forever loved, forever missed, and forever in our hearts. 💜

Remembering our beautiful Ali 💜 Ali was a loving mum, grandmother and mother-in-law who meant so much to our family. We are forever grateful for the love, memories and beautiful moments she gave us. Pancreatic cancer may have taken her from us, but it can never take away the love she left behind. Forever loved, forever missed, and forever in our hearts. 💜

Remembering our beautiful Ali 💜 Ali was a loving mum, grandmother and mother-in-law who meant so much to our family. We are forever grateful for the love, memories and beautiful moments she gave us. Pancreatic cancer may have taken her from us, but it can never take away the love she left behind. Forever loved, forever missed, and forever in our hearts. 💜

My sister in law passed away 10 years ago. Su Sweetapple she was an amazing soul always helping people and knew when I was down or worried always got a phone call she had a sixth sense and could pick up on people. Our whole family miss her she left three beautiful daughters and a husband. She is always talked about and remembered she had white blonde hair and the brightest blue eyes and the biggest smile an infectious giggle. Love you Su❤️❤️

will always remember her love, her kindness, her laughter, and the little moments that made being around aunty Sandra so special. Sandra is an incredible woman and we all love and miss her dearly 💜

Showing my support and love for my Stepdad who's been my dad since I was 4 years old and who means the world to all of us. We love you so much

Remembering my grandmother this month. She passed in 2017

Every step I take will be in memory of my beautiful friend Jacqui 💜

RememberSeptember is nearly here and it's a reminder to make sure your pancreas is in good health. Your health should be your number one priority in making sure you look after yourself. My mother died of pancreatic cancer in January 2004 and we are still missing her a lot. I was mum's carer and it was hard work but very rewarding in that we were able to take care of my mum at home. I remember carrying my mum one time and she would always apologise. I told my mum that it was my privilege in giving her the support and dignity she needed at this very vulnerable time in her life. We have so much to be thankful for in our Mothers. My mum raised, fed and cared for a family of 7 children so it only makes sense that we, as her children, give something back.

I’m walking for my beautiful, strong, and incredibly courageous best friend, Stacy, who was recently diagnosed with stage 4 pancreatic cancer. 💜 I’m taking part in this walk to stand beside Stacy, raise awareness of this devastating disease, and help fund vital research in the fight to find a cure. Stacy, you are loved more deeply than words can express. Every step I take will be for you and for everyone facing this heartbreaking diagnosis. 💜 Please join me in supporting this important cause and raising awareness for pancreatic cancer. Together, we can make a difference and bring hope to those affected. 💜🦋 This walk is for you, Stacy. 💜

Proud to walk alongside the incredible volunteers, patients, families, and supporters raising funds to fight pancreatic cancer. As a researcher, every step is a reminder of why our work matters.

I’m walking in memory of my beloved cousin Max, who sadly lost his battle with pancreatic cancer in June 2026. 💜 I’m taking part in this walk to honour Max, raise awareness about this devastating disease, and help raise vital funds towards finding a cure. Every step I take will be for Max and for everyone who has fought, is currently fighting, or will sadly face pancreatic cancer in the future. 💜 In memory of Max 💜 Raising awareness 💜 Raising vital funds 💜 Walking towards a future without pancreatic cancer Together, we can make a difference. 💜🦋

I’m walking I’m walking in honour of my dear friend Shane, who sadly lost his battle with pancreatic cancer in February 2026. 💜 Shane was someone very special, and his loss is a reminder of how devastating this terrible disease can be. I’ll be taking every step in his memory and thinking of all those who have been affected by pancreatic cancer. This walk is for you, Shane. 💜🦋 Your memory will always live on in the hearts of those who knew and loved you. Together, we can raise awareness and hope for a future where fewer families have to experience the heartbreak caused by pancreatic cancer. 💜

I’m walking to remember my daughter Sally who died of pancreatic cancer in February and to raise awareness and funds for research so that other families do not experience this.

I am walking for my amazing, strong, courageous, beautiful friend Justine who has overcome challenges in the past and she will overcome this one. Love you to infinity & beyond Jus - you’ve got this 💕💕💕

Today we step out to walk together in strength. Moving forward, one foot in front of the other. Every step for Dad, and the community coming together to raise funds for research and to support everyone walking this path.

Im doing the km's for my beautiful husband, Mark. He lives in my heart always and still walks beside me every day 🧡💙

For Sean who fought so hard. We would do anything for you as you would have done for us. ❤️💔

My beautiful Mum, Chris, passed away on 22/11/2024 after an 11 month battle with Pancreatic Cancer. This cruel disease robbed her and our family of so much and I miss her terribly. I’ll be walking 78kms in her honour. I have deliberately chosen something that will push me. I live with chronic conditions, Lipodema & MCAS which makes exercise extremely challenging — but it does not compare to facing pancreatic cancer, enduring its treatment or losing someone you love to this devastating disease. My Mum and every other person affected by pancreatic cancer will be my reason to keep walking, even on the difficult days. I'm grateful to be a part of Remember September and support those affected by pancreatic cancer, to honour my mum, and everyone whose life has been touched by this cruel disease. Together, we will remember them. We will honour them. We will fight for them 💜

For my sisters.

My 91 year old Mum received a diagnosis of Pancreatic cancer at the end of February this year and in only 23 days she had passed away. This cause is close to my heart and in September I will Remember my Mum and want to raise awareness and funds to go towards research into this aggressive disease. Let the challenge begin

Always in our hearts 💜my beautiful Fred, love you forever, miss you with all my being x

💜 78 KM FOR FRANK — SEPTEMBER 2026 💜 This September, I will be walking 78 kilometres for Pankind, representing the 78 people diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in Australia every week. I will be walking every one of those kilometres in honour of my beautiful husband, Frank. 💔 Frank was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in June this year. Sadly, our beautiful life together was changed so quickly, and I lost my darling husband far too soon. Frank was an incredible man — kind, strong, funny, loving and always there for the people he cared about. He was my husband, my best friend and my partner in all the little adventures that made our life together so special. Walking these 78 km won't bring Frank back, but I hope it can help give a voice to those affected by this devastating disease. Pancreatic cancer can be difficult to detect, and too many families are left facing the heartbreak that this disease brings. So, this September, I will walk for Frank. For the 78 people diagnosed every week. For their families. For those currently fighting. And for those we have lost. 💜 If you are able to support my walk, every donation, no matter how small, will help Pankind continue supporting people affected by pancreatic cancer and fund vital research. Frank, I will carry your love with me every kilometre. 78 kilometres for you, my darling. Always loved. Always missed. Always in my heart. 🦋💜 Thank you for walking beside me, supporting me and helping me honour Frank's memory. #78kmForFrank #Pankind #PancreaticCancer #InMemoryOfFrank #WalkForFrank #PancreaticCancerAwareness

This will be my 3rd year of Remember September in honour of my beautiful Mum Dee Ritchie. We lost Mum to metastatic Pancreatic Cancer in December 2023 only 87 days from diagnosis to angel wings. We miss her greatly and she will always be loved. 💜💜💜

I'm doing this Remember September walk again this year for my cousin Jo who has been fighting Pancreatic Cancer for over 3 years now

I dedicate this walk to my friends father, David Butters, who sadly passed away from Pancreatic Cancer.

I felt motivated to take up the challenge to support this great cause after my wife's aunt Marjory Brouwer went through her 9 month struggle with this horrible disease. My aunt Pam passed a long time ago after a battle with pancreatic cancer as well.

This September, I’ll be walking 78 km in memory of my beautiful Mum, who sadly lost her battle with pancreatic cancer 16 years ago. Every step I take will be for her, for the love she gave, the memories she left behind, and the incredible person she was. I miss her every single day, but I carry her with me in everything I do. I’m also walking to help make a difference for those affected by cancer. Supporting research, better treatments, and care for families facing this devastating disease. 78 km for 78 reasons to keep walking. For Mum. For hope. For a cure. For everyone affected by cancer. 💜

I'm walking 78kms this September in honour of my brave brother Ken who lost his battle with pancreatic cancer on 29th May this year. Forever in my heart 💜💜 We need to stamp out this horrible disease.