This has been a special time for me to reflect on my Mums memory and to help others with this hideous disease To all those who took part, well done.

Dad I will forever remember the lesson and memories you taught me before you passed. Your legacy will live on with my four boys. Fittingly the song that was playing when you passed away last Friday morning was Pat Bentar hit me with your best shot. You definitely fought hard right to the very end. I love you dad

My kids and I have just completed the September challenge in honour of their dad, my husband Clifton Whyte and we are so grateful for everyone who supported us. Not a day goes by that we don't think about him, love him & miss him terribly. Grief is a journey that everyone is on at some time and affects us all differently, but ultimately, what is the same is a huge loss that can never be replaced. Our Cliff was a gentle giant of a man. He was loved by everyone who had the honour of meeting or knowing him. He was exceptionally hard-working and incredibly talented. Music was his life and he had an encyclopaedia of knowledge of all genres of music. He always kept up to date on what was current but loved his old-school lovers rock, hip hop, funk & reggae. I have wonderful memories of him playing his tunes, on a Sunday it was usually reggae. Sundays will never be the same. Cliff had a way with words and could put right any wrong that was going on in your world. He travelled the world many times over but was happiest when he was at home with his family. He adored & was so proud of his kids - India, Levi & Isabella and was beaming with happiness when he met his first grandchild Hartley. His life was cut too short, he had so much more he wanted to do. We were blessed for every minute we had with him and we will miss him love him forever.

Today as I reflect on the past month walking every day in memory of my family members I've lost to this horrible disease, I do hope walking 150kms(target was 142kms) and raising $1208(target was $1200) will help fund very much needed research to find a cure so none of us need to go through the heartache of losing our loved ones. 💜💜💜💜

Its been such a challenge an an honour to walk to raise money for pancreatic cancer research. A challenge because I'm still Suffering from long Covid, an honour Because Barb Shearer is a dear friend ,is bravely battling still. I still miss our cousins Stewart Fowler and Wendy Joy also Barb St John and mate from the 70's Wendy Phillips. I miss them so much I want to help raise funds to prevent more people experiencing this disease & its associated heartache

I am doing the 71km walk to not only raise much needed funds for research into early detection into this horrible disease. I want to spread the word about Pancreatic Cancer. Untl it impacts you or your family most people have limited knowledge about the disease. It wasn't until my diagnosis I became aware of the potential impact it can cause. I am currently going through chemo after Whipple procedure earlier this year. I want to thank my rock(Jackie), my family & friends for their support and all those who got behind GPS Team who walked and raised more money than we ever expected. This is the first time I have been involved in this challenge and it won't be my last.

May we see the day where pancreatic cancer is diagnosed early and treatment is available.

146 km walked this September in memory of my Mum Jennifer who was diagnosed in April 2022 and passed away 2 months later. Felt her walking with me. So pleased to raise money for Pancreatic Cancer Research.

What a month it’s been. I managed over 200km of walks this month and I am immensely proud of myself. My walks are in memory of my wonderful Mum and her sister who both unfortunately lost their battles too early. My aunt six weeks after diagnosis and my mum 7 months. It’s not fair this horrible disease takes people so quickly, and doing this each year makes me hopeful that research is going to help others survive it, get diagnosed earlier.

My mum was diagnosed with Bile Duct and Pancreatic cancer. After a Whipple and months of chemotherapy she is doing well. I've walked 122km in September for all of those who've suffered from this and its repercussions.

Sending love to all those who have lost their loved ones to Pancreatic cancer. This fundraiser is for you!

Completed my first Remember September with a 8klm walk to a place my beautiful mother in law Evelyn often talked about and had fond memories in her younger years of growing up in North Beach and in her later years loved to go for drives there on weekends with her darling husband Max. Always remembered, forever loved, Miss you mum 💜 Also remembering the many other people that have been taken by this horrible disease and thinking and sending strength and love to all those currently fighting along with their families supporting them through this fight. 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜

Forever in our hearts and forever in our dreams. 💜

Thank you to all our sponsors for your generous support of research into Pancreatic Cancer and improved patient care in the fight against pancreatic cancer Thank you to all the walkers, family and friends, whose enthusiasm was boundless.

9 years without our beautiful mum and grandma. Missed every day. I'm hoping to see a world where pancreatic cancer is diagnosed early and is treatable. That's why I've raised $1200 for to fund research for one week. Just a tiny drop in the ocean, but with all of us working together, we can achieve so much.

💜 THANK YOU…..115km morning walks, $268 amazing donations raised and a whole lot of love. I’ve walked for my gorgeous mum this September whom passed away from this insidious disease pancreatic cancer almost three years ago…I’ve walked 115km morning walks for mum and the 71 beautiful souls that heartbreakingly die each week from pancreatic cancer. Pancreatic cancer is the 4th biggest cancer killer in Australia and because early-stage pancreatic cancer rarely causes symptoms, the survival rates are devastating. I believe research can change this. Humongous thank you to every beautiful amazing soul for all your support, especially Dave, Barbara, Jem and Charlotte. You guys rock! 💜 I wish for a kinder world. much love neen xxx Tomorrow I am walking for my dad. 💜

My father, John Baikie, died suddenly from Pancreatic Cancer in June 2024. From hospitalisation to passing away was only 17 days. We were blessed that he felt very little pain and we had the opportunity to say our goodbyes. We miss him and will continue to remember him every day. RIP dad.

My sister Sal passed away in December last year from Pancreatic cancer . She was my absolute everything . Sal loved her life, she loved her husband and her three children with all her heart. She was so much fun to be with , she was the life of the party but also cared so deeply for all of her family and friends. I want to make a difference with fundraising so that , in the future no- else has to endure this pain. For all those people who are affected by this disease- you are in my prayers and I send love to each one of you💜

My partner John was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in July this year.. currently having chemotherapy and is half way through his treatment then whipples in December.. He is such an inspiration and such a warrior ❤️ 💙 as you know chemo is gruelling and he does this with such strength and determination 💪 and we are just putting one foot in front of the other and just getting through but know we have no choice but to go through these challenges to get to the other side..a side that says you are cancer free 🙏🙏..prayers., love and strength are sent to everyone fighting this hideous disease and the loved ones that are barely making it through the grief of watching their loved ones succumb to the effects of treatment 💔..you've got this

On the 1/2/22 the love of my life Brian was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. 10 short weeks later he was gone from our lives, but never from our hearts . Brian was a fit, funny, garden loving 66 year old who loved his family dearly . I will walk and raise funds for research into pancreatic cancer for as long as I am able to walk. This cruel, painful disease needs a cure and for that we need research. Thank you to all the wonderful participants of this cause. You are making a difference with every dollar raised

In honour of my beautiful Great~Aunty Bea. Diagnosed in August 2021. Sadly passed away in February 2022. Aged 80. Aunty Bea was my Pop's younger sister. Photograph if my Pop and his sisters. Eric, Daphne and Beatrice xox

To a great Pop who was never once sick that needed him to go to hospital. Then you come back from holidays and within 8 weeks I lost you 😢 You will always be remembered 🩵

Walking for Aunty Sue an amazing woman who is dearly missed.

I have been living with Pancreatic Cancer for 2 years but have seen a few people around me pass from this disease. I feel blessed to be living and have time to spend with my family and friends. I am also blessed to have a good Doctor for diagnosing me early and a great oncology team for looking after me since. I look forward to a long and happy life and thank my Wife and family for inspiring to take this challenge one step at a time. I also dedicate this challenge to the few that has fallen around me.

Remembering our Mum who passed from pancreatic cancer on the 11/01/2011. Dearly missed and now at 72 l have discovered a cyst in my pancreas. Please talk your doctors about receiving a test for your pancreas . I have regular MRI ‘s now to keep on top of any changes

In loving memory of Dad. You won you fight dad, just lost the war 💐💋😞

Doing it for mum !

Never forgotten

Thinking of you Barb Shearer in your current battle with PC Remembering Wendy Phillips,Barb St John, WendyJoy, Stewart Fowler with love & hope for a future that's PC free

A phenomenal lady I got to call my Mum! She was an extremely generous, loving, selfless, smart, inspiring, supportive, entertaining person who put up a strong and courageous 5 year fight against an unfair opponent. I still miss you everyday!!

I am participating in the Remember September this year in honour of my father, Ian. He was diagnosed on his 84th birthday and passed away just 3 months later. Dad gave a lot of his time to help others and so as I walk, I remember his values and kindness. He is greatly missed and remembered often.

I am doing this challenge for the Dear Family who their husband and Father Paul. Cherie does outstanding work for Dare to Hope and she inspired me.

Dellie miss you 🥰 but I no know when your saying giddy up - to get me into gear xx

Our Dear Mum, Anne passed away from this horrible disease on 25th of June. Mum had always been such a happy, healthy and active person. To see her go through what she did was heartbreaking 💔 for us both. We miss her terribly x

Here's to raising awareness and much needed research dollars to improve outcomes for pancreatic cancer.

Remembering Mum, Granny ,Tony and all the many others who have died from pancreatic cancer.

Bruce le Garde

Lost a younger brother Paul to pancreatic cancer on 11th April this year. At 68 years of age.

💜💜💜 Doing it for Dad and NP 💜💜💜

Mum, 2 years on and it still hits just as hard… 🥺🌻🌈🥺 I know you’re watching over us and you are now free from pain. Miss you more than you know.

Doing it for Dad. 💜💜💜

Pat was so brave and stoic along the pancreatic cancer path. I am so fortunate to have been there by his side 💝 And it was PanCare that gave us clear and honest information and support that allowed us to navigate that difficult journey. Thank you 💜

I am raising awareness not just for my Uncle, but also one of my school teachers,who passed away from cancer several years ago now, my stepdad who passed 26yrs ago, and my other uncle who passed 30yrs ago. My old school does an amazing thing to raise awareness as well which is walking up Mount Sugarloaf (Newcastle NSW)

I am walking this September to honor my mum who passed away in November 2014, a ten year anniversary, from pancreatic cancer. I hope to create awareness.

In support of Cheryl 💜 In Memory of Ellis and Franca 💜💜

We walked for our friend Jack.

I'm doing this for all that have survived, those who haven't made it and those who are yet to be diagnosed. Hopefully we can improve the survival rate, or better still eradicate this awful cancer.

For Mum xx

I would just like to thank everyone who donated this year, it means the world that we’ve been able to make even a small difference as $500 will help fund 2 whole days of research into pancreatic cancer

Dad, you are dearly missed by many. You are still thought of and wanted. I wish you where here still today. Anthony misses you you would be proud of the man he's become, and Annalise would have loved to meet you. As the am sure you would have welcomed Neil and Kim into the family. I pray that for generations to come this pancreatic cancer will stop in its tracks. Many more will live on. Open our eyes to see what is happening and intervene in time, as a community.

I'm walking for my beautiful mum who fought this terrible cancer with everything she had. I only hope to be as strong as you in life. I miss you more thank you'll ever know mumma bear. She touched so many lives with her wisdom & smile. Love You mum this is for you and others who have had to face this horrible cancer.

My beautiful mum, I’ll do this every year for you for as long as I’m able. I know you’re looking out for me. I love you mostest ❤️

Hitting the pavement for my dear friend who has been diagnosed with Pancreatic Cancer.

In honour of those whom I know that are currently survivors of this dreadful disease - and those who did not survive. I love you

Last year my beautiful sister, Wendy lost her life to pancreatic cancer after a very short illness. She was a wonderful person - a loving wife, mother of 5 grown up children with spouses and 17 beautiful grandchildren. She was the hub of their family. She was my sister and my beautiful friend that I had lived with all our lives. She is younger than me by 18 months, we flatted together before we were married, our children grew up together, we worked together volunteering in our farming community and when we retired we moved to the same area. We have travelled together. Her husband, children and grandchildren are devastated as well as my Mum, who is 97, brother, sister and our families. She was loved by everyone who knew her - she was a gatherer of people. She has left a gaping hole in our family. Last year my nieces, Wendy's family, raised over $30,000 for PanKind.

IN MEMORY OF ANN WARDEN

I’m walking for too many close friends over the last 2yrs - Fran Thorncraft, Jim Sturgiss, Ann Headley (RIP) and Geoffrey who is fighting this cancer. Thanks G&G for joining me on one of my walks.

I walk in memory of my sister Julie, and for everyone that has lost someone, or is going through treatment. This is my first year but will be a participant every year going forward 💜

I think I can say with confidence, we all miss your cottolette and lemon biscotti….. and brodo…. Everyone wants brodo!! 💕

Pa 💕

This is for you pop xoxo

I walk in loving memory of my beloved husband Kenji, who passed away after a 10-month battle with this insidious disease in June 2023, aged 49.

My dad is the person who has inspired me to complete this challenge as he is currently battling stage 4 cancer and I would love to see a future where other people do not have to go through this 💜💜 positive vibes only!!

For you Nan, always a mind of knowledge. The kindest person to have ever been in my life. Forever grateful to have grown up with you in my life.

Sarah, 44 years old and a devoted Mumma to her 8 year old daughter was diagnosed 9 months before Pancreatic Cancer took her life. She fought hard and believed she would succeed; after all she had so much to motivate her. A beautiful little daughter who is smart and funny and a budding little dancer. A great career with a fantastic firm of Accountants .Sarah was a ballet dancer when she was younger and then taught many young kids as their teacher. This beautiful person was a kind and non judgemental human being with the recent sadness of losing her mother to breast cancer. She had so many dreams and a true love of life. But Pancreatic Cancer is a lethal beast and we need research to understand and conquer this lethal beast.

For my beautiful big cousin who I always looked up to. You left this world well and truly before we were ready, but not before living life to the max and having an absolute ball. I will miss you every day, but especially those times when I'd expect to see you I will take on your "let's do it!" vibes and carry your big, cheeky grin around with me wherever I go.

My beautiful sister Joanne who is undergoing treatment. I walk with dad at my side for you ❤️

I have walked previously for a dear dear friend who died from pancreatic cancer,vale Ali McDougall. This year I walk for my sister who is undergoing treatment for this insidious disease

This is my first year in the Remember September Walk . I am remembering my Dad, Ian, as I walk the 71 km. He was always so strong and fit, riding his bike and stopping in at church to fix something or another. He was quiet and courageous with his battle. I miss him and will always treasure his words of advice. He brought a lot of joy to our family. Our family will remember him. I hope I can help others now. 3.10.38-31.12.22

I was surprise by staff and students in their support of my fundraising. It was a total surprise and the overwhelming support even days after. I'm on the left side of the blue line. Student faces cannot be identified. My wife would be cranky about the amount of fuss happening.

Dorothy Sutton, much loved mum, wife, grandma, aunty and friend, lost her battle with pancreatic cancer five months after diagnosis. It's been nine years and we miss her every day. 🌺

Nanny J, not a day goes by where we don't think about you. We miss you so much and miss the support that you were for our family. I miss your smile, your laugh and your ability to make everything better.

My wonderful Dad, David Craig. He was a weird man who loved my sister and I unconditionally. This disease took him fast, it really sucks.

I am doing this in memory of my amazing mother

My second year walking for my dad who we lost last year in April. Am on track to complete my walking and have raised over double what I was hoping so feel blessed and thankful to my lovely sponsors! Next month would have been my Dads 80th Birthday. I love and miss you every day !

So I turned 40 on Sunday, I am 17 weeks pregnant, and my goal is to walk 71km in September for Pancreatic Cancer, and 50km for Camp Quality kids with cancer. I had no idea how supportive people can be, I've met my fundraising oals, aand ots of friends and family have joined and encouraged me in my walks. Not many people knew about how many people are affected by these diseases. I am really glad I got to take part, and hopefully we can all make things a bit better for those affected

An unstoppable human lost to this terrible disease. May you rest in peace and do your magic from your desk in heaven. ❤️

Our very special Aunty Wini.... you bought so much sunshine and laughter to our lives. We miss you dearly. 22 Aug 1657 - 30 Jul 2024

My tribute is for Mary Clark who sadly left us so quickly 11 years ago. Mary was full of fun, kindness, generosity, enthusiasm and only had a matter of a few weeks to say goodbye to her family and friends due to pancreatic cancer. Mary was a great sportswoman and I was lucky to meet her through golf. I dedicate my challenge to Mary and hope the funds raised for research will help find an early diagnosis and cure for pancreatic cancer.

I am doing this challenge for my mum Rosemarie, who passed away on 16 September 2021 after a 22 months battle with pancreatic cancer. I miss her every day! 💜

I am doing this in memory of my son-in-law who passed away from Aggressive Pancreatic Cancer stage 4. Was diagnosed and passed away in 6 weeks. There were no symptoms whatsoever and my family had no support. He just turned 46 and left behind his partner and 4 children.

I have raised 75% of what i hoped to raise, thanks to you my generous friends. I'm walking with pride in memory of dear friends Barbara St John, Wendy Phillips and dearly beloved friend and relatives Wendy Joy and Stewart Fowler. I'm also walking for dear friend & inspiration Barb Shearer who is still cheerfully battling the beast at 84

My little babe and I are first year participants as a loved one very close to us, has been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer this year. Big love to all of you fighting this cancer, participating in this incredible challenge, supporting and donating 💜💜💜