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 .

In Loving memory of my dearest mother who passed away in July. I miss her ao much! I’m walking in her memory, As I take each step, I’ll carry her with me in my heart. I know Mom will be walking alongside me every step of the way, just as she always has.

In memory of a true friend, family man and a great bloke Saturday afternoon at the Club will not be the same

For all the fighters of this terrible disease we will overcome this and find a cure! For my mother who died so suddenly I miss you everyday xx

Every year I have a little bit of survivor’s guilt of another year of diagnosis and survival of the whipple I had in 2011. I use this time to create awareness and advocate for research

This September, I walk for my dear sister-in-law Robyn. Her diagnosis was a shock and this terrible disease took her too quickly. She was the best of people and it's still so hard to know that she is no longer here. Walking to raise funds in a small way of helping others who face this journey and one way to remember her.

So glad I get to do this with you this year. Just wish we could do the beach walks together Leep. Love to you all!

Wish we could have met Rob but we have loved hearing all your stories and sharing in your precious memories. Wrapping you all in huge hugs and love. Gone but never forgotten!

I have joined this challenge to fight for Russell, our dearly loved friend and uncle.

3+ years since I lost my brother-n-law and hoping he is exploring the great outdoors somewhere peaceful and pain free! We miss you Andy

Miss you dearly gorgeous lady

Miss you dearly gorgeous lady

Since I opened up this fundraiser I have sad news to share, my friend Fiona passed away on sunday 23-08-26. Fiona will be dearly missed by everyone who knew her - such an amazing woman!!

In October last year, I lost my beautiful nana after her incredibly brave three-year battle with pancreatic cancer. She was the strongest, most resilient person I have ever known. Through every challenge, she faced life with courage, determination and so much love. She inspired me every single day, and not a day goes by that I don’t miss her. This September, I’ll be walking 78km in memory of my nana and for the 78 Australians who lose their lives to pancreatic cancer every week. Pancreatic cancer is one of the deadliest common cancers. It rarely causes symptoms in its early stages, meaning it’s often diagnosed too late. Every day, 12 Australians are diagnosed, and it is now the third biggest cancer killer in our country. It doesn’t have to stay this way. Research gives hope. Every donation helps fund groundbreaking pancreatic cancer research, bringing us closer to earlier detection, better treatments and, ultimately, more families getting to spend precious time with the people they love. I’m walking because my nana deserved more time. I’m walking for every family who has experienced this heartbreaking disease, and for those who are still fighting. If you’re able to, I would be so grateful for your support. Every donation, no matter the size, will make a difference. Together, we will remember them. We will honour them. We will fight for them. 💜

I am taking on the challenge for my beautiful mumma, Carol Lee Kennedy, she was diagnosed in september 2025. She passed peacefully on the 27th of november 2025. She fought till the last second and i couldnt be more proud to be her daughter. This ones for you mumma 💜💜💜

I will walk with the memory of my Dad, Gordon. A kind, funny and artistic man whom I miss every day. For you Dad I will keep on walking.

I am walking 170km for my husband, who is currently battling this disease. It came out of left field for us and our family, after living a relatively healthy life. We are embracing every day, but life will never be the same. He is so brave by staying positive and strong. We still hope for a better outcome than he has been given.

I am walking 234 km this September in memory of my darling Dad, Freddie Hinde who was diagnosed with this insidious, silent disease in January 2005. As a former doctor he was sanguine and realistic about his diagnosis and managed the hand he’d been dealt with grace and dignity before dying on 6 October 2005. I know he was sorry to miss out on many of the unloved experiences on his wish list and to see his grandchildren grow up but was grateful for the life he’d lived and loved. He has left a gap in our lives and is missed every day. I know he’d be delighted to see the enormous strides being made in relation to the diagnosis, management and treatment of pancreatic cancer and would be glad to see so many Australians getting out there to raise awareness and funds this September.

Remembering Norton 🥹🤍

I’m taking on 78km this September in loving memory of my beautiful Ma, who lost her battle with pancreatic cancer in 2021. Pancreatic cancer took so much from our family, but it will never take away the love, memories and lessons she left behind. She was so deeply loved, and not a day goes by that she isn’t missed. Every kilometre I walk is for her. To remember her. To honour her. And to fight for a future where fewer families have to experience the heartbreak of losing someone they love to this devastating disease. Ma, this is for you. Always remembered. Forever loved. 💜 Thank you to everyone who supports me and donates to this important cause. Together, we can help make a difference for those impacted by pancreatic cancer.

I'm doing this walk for my beautiful Dad who passed away 4 years ago with Pancreatic cancer. He was my hero; an absolutely amazing Father and grandfather. He fought so hard every day. He always had a smile on his face. He is deeply missed each and every day.

Im.walking for you Kris love you, see you in heaven my friend xx

Here for such a short time and gone too fast. Yes I still remember

Doing my best to raise funds for those who are still impacted by this terrible disease. Hope I am doing you proud.

I walk for her husband, and for her two beautiful boys, who carry her spirit forward every day. I walk for her family and her dearest friends, who held her close and are held by her memory still. Jen was an inspiration — in how she lived, how she loved, and how she believed in the people around her. Her kindness knew no limits. Her positivity lifted everyone she met. She encouraged others to chase their dreams, and she believed in her own worth without apology. Today, and always, we walk for Jen.

I am walking in memory of my gorgeous brother Martin who passed away 23 June 26 after a 6month battle with this terrible disease He was a handsome fit 63 year old taken from us way too soon . I love him and miss him everyday .

To my mum, the most stoic, positive, and inspiring person. I love you.

My beautiful, courageous, strong loving mother that I adore with my whole heart. Has fought through another cancer a few years ago, and now struck with this one. I will guide and hold you close to me everyday. Love you so much mum. Monika

Chris Wedd is missed so terribly by us all. The kind of person who made you feel valued and listened to. We all want more time, and when you are lucky enough to get more time, it is what you do with it that matters. Chris made such good use of the 6 months he was given that he stretched it out to almost 6 years. He helped so many in that time, and gave his precious time to others so selflessly.

We lost our 65yo beautiful brother 4 yrs ago. I have decided I am walking 78kms this year to remember Mel. I want as much done as possible to stop pancreatic cancer in its tracks.

Nev has been gone for 4 years now. He was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer and given a very short time line. Such a fighter! He lived for 15 months after diagnosis. He lived for his kids and managed to celebrate birthdays and Christmas with them. He didn’t complain and appreciated all that was done by others to support him. He is missed so very much by so very many! 🩷

I am doing this challenge in honour of my beloved Sister Chona who passed away last year due to pancreatic cancer. Doing this will help others to fight cancer and improve their lives. Help me fund this cause.

I’m doing this in support of all the people impacted by pancreatic cancer. While I’m extremely lucky to say my Mum has come out the other side, I know so many face the alternative and I want to contribute in anyway possible to help others beat it.

I'm walking 78km with Fred to honour my wonderful mother-in-law Rae. After a valiant fight she left us 12 years ago. Always in our hearts. Her love still surrounds us. 💞

I’m walking 100km this September in memory of my Dad, Philip, who we lost only 3 short months after being diagnosed💜 For those we have lost💜For those still fighting💜 And for every family whose world has been changed by pancreatic cancer💜 Together, let’s help raise much needed funds and awareness to help put a stop to this devastating disease💜

I’m walking for my bestie Nik. We went to uni and started our first vet jobs interstate together. We moved to the UK to start our working holidays together. We adventured on Greek Islands and she flew from the UK to Vietnam and Malaysia to be my bridesmaid. We’ve met up in Darwin to conference together and we’ve maintained our friendship while living on opposite sides of Australia and the world. Now she is battling pancreatic cancer - with a fantastic medical and family support team and an awesome attitude and I feel a bit helpless from 4,000kms away, so I thought I’d do this🥰

Rodrigo Javier Ramos, my father my first best friend and my coffee companion lost his fight to pancreatic cancer on the 20th of September. He was such a vibrant, cheeky and serious man. His love of art and music was known to all. He was a jack of all trades what ever was needed done he knew how, YouTube was his teacher in his later years. He is a father of 7 children and many grandchildren and will forever be held in our hearts and never forgotten.

In memory of my beautiful Mumma Leah who bravely fought and lived with pancreatic cancer for 2.5 years.

I was diagnosed 4 years ago, 2 major surgeries, Radiation and 3 rounds of chemotherapy, here I am still in the game. I play walk soccer twice a week and golf. Let’s eradicate this for the generations to come.

One on the best, taken too soon by this dreadful cancer

My Brother Greg who died 7weeks ago aged 65

To my nan who passed this year aged 93 💙

Linda Meehan that past away from pancreatic cancer and now I’m on the same road as diagnosed in December

I'm raising money to support and find a cure for pancreatic cancer. This terrible disease took my cousin at 48, leaving behind a wife and 3 children to do life without him. He was the brother I never had. The best childhood memories for me to forever cherish. 💜

Walking running for my friend Liz & all the other beautiful people fighting this horrible cancer!!