Miss you and your infectious laughter

Remembering Robin. 💜

Walking in honour of my best friend, my Dad 🤍

I’m walking to honour my mum, Bev. A rough road she’s had so far fighting this horrible illness. I’m proud to be raising funds to support this incredible cause, hoping we can make a difference to the lives of many 💜

Walking for my Mumma. She was incresible, brave, loving and an absolute unit. We miss her so much and it breaks my hear that my children wont grow up with her, or mum not getting to watch them grow up. What I would do to have her back, miss her so much. Forever 67. Love you mumma.

Not a day goes by that I don't miss you! My super hero, my Dad. Proving that you're never too old to achieve goals.

Remembering my sister-in-law, who was taken from her family by pancreatic cancer.

Remembering a lovely friend who passed away way too young

Remembering Dulcie while I’m walking. A long time best friend who died last month.

Good luck to all those taking part in this challenge for whoever in your life you've lost to this terrible disease. Keep on going. I appreciate you.

In loving memory A beautiful soul was taken way too soon Alway in our hearts 💜

For a beautiful woman who has always made me feel like part of the family. You may not be my Gran by blood, but I’m so grateful to have been welcomed and loved like family. This September, I’m doing this for you and everyone who loves you. 💜

I’m walking to remember my unique and wonderful mother whom we lost over 10 years ago to this hideous disease. I miss you every day Louie. 💕

We miss you our friend John Fowley.

I joined the Remember September walk because I see patients coming in for scans every day. When I saw the Facebook page, I thought of joining to do something for people suffering, as a person who is blessed with health.

Flying with the angels, free from pain, Mum you are forever in our hearts. Missing someone is sadness wrapped in the blessing of having known them.

To my Grandma who is currently fighting this battle

Walking for Mum and everyone affected by this terrible disease ❤️

My dedication wall for my Best friends beautiful Mum Ruth 💓💓

Hi, just letting you all know you can beat this cancer. I have twice. I started with Stage 3 on the Pancrease Tail in 2020 and after chemotherapy, radiation and finally finding a surgeon to operate on me in Sydney as Qld doctors deemed to high a risk as it was also wrapped around the main aorta veins, I was told I was then Cancer free only for it to return in February 2022 with 2 small metastatic masses in my Liver. I have had 57cycles(171weeks) of chemotherapy since then, since it couldn't be operated on. Next week will be my last treatment until January when I will have more scans and blood tests as these have been clear and around 35 the normal range for cancer markers. So praying these remain the same in January so it gives my body a chance to recover and hopefully the Neuropathy goes away. So you can beat as I am a 6 year survivor and although my husband died of a Glioblastama Brain Cancer in 2021 after a 1 month diagnosis and I have a few issues like Neuropathy and Oedema I am trying to keep moving and walking helps me do this. I will be struggling to do the 78kms this year but hoping next year will be alot different. I am also doing this for all the other Pancreatic Cancer patients and carers/supporters out there to give the hope and help they need. Keep up the great work.

I am doing this to honour my beautiful Mum. Not a day goes by that I don’t think of you. It’s been 18 years and at times it still only feels like yesterday. Forever 61. Xxx

This is my third year supporting this important campaign, which began in honour of my husband, Thinus, following his pancreatic cancer diagnosis in July 2024. As his wife, I have experienced the fear, uncertainty and heartbreak that comes with this disease. As a nurse, I also encounter patients living with pancreatic cancer and witness the impact it has on them and the people who love and care for them. Thinus recommenced chemotherapy in April 2026 following a recurrence, fortunately limited to the original area. His most recent PET scan was clear, allowing his treatment to be adjusted. We are incredibly grateful for every day and every moment of hope. I fundraise for Thinus, for those still fighting, for those who have lost their lives, and for those who never had the chance to fight. I also do this for the families and carers walking this difficult journey alongside their loved ones. **For Thinus. ** For every patient. ** For every family. ** For hope.**

Helen Prior a very dear friend of almost 15years. Sadly missed and honoured to support this cause,

This September, I'm walking 78km for the 78 Australians who die from pancreatic cancer each week. Pancreatic cancer is one of the toughest common cancer, and because early-stage pancreatic cancer rarely causes symptoms, the survival rates are devastating. Right now, 12 Australians are diagnosed with pancreatic cancer every day. It is the 3rd biggest cancer killer in Australia. But research can change this. Your support will fund groundbreaking pancreatic cancer research and improve survival rates. So this September, I'm challenging myself to get up, get moving and walk 78km to fight this terrible disease. Please make a donation to support me, and together... We will remember them. We will honour them. We will fight for them.

In memory of a great mate who was always there for people. Sadly taken far too early. Luv ya Brother.

An amazing Uncle who was kind, caring, sensitive, intelligent and just the best!!! Passed away earlier this year.

Walking for my mum who passed 10 years ago and my Uncle who’s currently fighting! 💜

💜This September, I remember the strength, love, and kindness of those who have faced difficult journeys. You are loved, remembered, and never forgotten💜

I Lost my dear old friend Bill 2 years ago to this awful disease I’m doing the Remember September challenge to honour him and everybody who has lost their lives to this horrible disease miss you mate 💜

Our thoughts are with those this terrible disease has affected and hope us joining in on this challenge helps even a little!

Walking for my great uncle who passed away 7 years ago, missed everyday!

💜 I will never stop talking about you Mum 💔 It’s been 375 heavy days since you left too soon. I’m walking for you, I have so much to tell you. Love you mumma 🥹💜

We’ve got this!!!

I think this is my 5th year of Remember September fund raising and I am still in awesome of the support I have received! I'm sure Squirrel would be so happy that we are making inroads into detecting and treating this insidious disease. Thanks so much for all your help🙏🙏🙏

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Together we can make a difference!!

Dad, I miss you more than words can say. I’d give anything for one more hug, one more conversation, one more day with you. I love you always, Dad. 💜🕊️

For you, my love 💜

Walking for my beautiful sister, 62. Just seven weeks and two days since diagnosis. So stoic and kind throughout incredible challenges. Hoping our efforts will give the doctors better options of diagnosing and treating this terrible disease for the future. She would be so proud.

This time last year you were still here with us, about to face the fight of your life. You were so brave Jeff and it was so hard to watch you suffer while trying hard to remain positive for your family. We miss you dearly mate, think of you every day. Nothing will ever be the same, without you, makes I realise just how much you meant to Ralph and myself and our kids too.

Remembering the most beautiful and kind Nana Hermes who was loved so much by all her family. We miss you Nan xxx

For dearest Mark - in honour of the years and laughs and adventures we shared and with deepest sympathy to your precious women - J, I & L and the wider families and lifelong friends.

In honour of our lovely dancing friend Jenny from U3A SP and Ringwood Caledonian Club. Always embodied 'Joie de Vivre'. Much loved and sadly missed. She fought so hard

Miss and love you more than anything 💜 most amazing husband and father

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

Mum, you’ve fought a terminal cancer which usually has a 3 month timeline, for 12 (or more) months now, I couldn’t be prouder of you. I love you with my whole heart, thank you for everything. I wish I could do more 💜

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