Hi Mother it's just me. I miss you more everyday you're gone. Daughter

In memory of my dear friend Pete. 💜

We will never forget you John We love you

Vale Luke Dunkerley. A life lost. This beautiful human is taken from all he loved and those who love him....way too soon. What a cruel twist of fate to lose our Champion Advocate. Luke's legacy lives on but this in no consolation for the loss. A tragedy for us all. I send love and thanks to all who knew and supported Luke. Luke worked so hard to encourage the community to help find answers and to improve outcomes for all pancreatic cancer patients. The terrible irony was that Luke then had his own diagnosis of pancreatic cancer. It was my privilege to have met and heard Luke speak passionately about the work of Pankind, Pancreatic Cancer Australia. Luke Dunkerley I salute you 🫡 and send my thoughts to your loved ones.

Walking to honour my beautiful Aunty who lost her battle to pancan 14 months after diagnosis.

I am walking 100km in honour of Ali who sadly lost her battle with the awful disease in April 2025, she is missed by so many. I will continue to raise awareness about this disease and money towards research to find a cure. We Love you Ali 🤍🪽

I’m participating in honour of my beautiful Dad Stuart who lost his battle after only a short time of being diagnosed to when we lost him in February 2025. I will do my best to raise awareness & hope no more families have to go through this pain of losing a loved one due to such a horrible disease. Love you dad x

Cancer is so unfair. Research is needed but also funds to support the children and partners of loved ones left behind trying to cope. We are all walking to support people on the cancer journey and those who have left us too soon.

Im walking in honour my mum Olive Moyle. It has been almost 10 years she she gained her angel wings after a long 7year battle with pancreatic cancer. Miss you mum xxx

I’m participating in honour of my courageous Dad who lost his battle after only a short time of being diagnosed to when we lost him in March 2024. I will always do my best to raise awareness & hope no more families have to go through this pain of losing a loved one! Love you endlessly Dad xo

I'm participating in Remember September for my husband Steven who lost his battle with this cancer at the age of 57 on 6/8/25 after 4 years, a major Full Whipples Surgery and many rounds of chemo

I'm participating in Remember September for my husband Steven who lost his battle with this cancer at the age of 57 after 4 years, a major Full Whipples Surgery and many rounds of chemo.

Walking to remember those who can not - incidious awful disease needs funds to bring us closer to a cure Too many lives lost 💜

Hope there’s plenty of fish up there for you

Loved Mother, grandmother, aunt, sister & friend. Taken too soon!

I have had many people in my life experience variance forms of cancer. This September I’ve decided to take the challenge to try and raise funds to support those with Pancreatic cancer. My thoughts and prayers are with all who have experienced or are experiencing cancer as well as those who surround them.

Walking for my beautiful nan Valerie Catherine Beswick. Taken to soon only 3 months after diagnosis. I miss you so much nan

Walking for my dear sister Katrina. Taken from us too soon and too quickly in June this year. Remembering your determinations, strength, humour and beauty and your love for your own family and our larger family. Walking to raise funds to research a screening test, treatment and cure. Miss you so much xxx

My special Mum, she passed away from pancreatic cancer in 1998

I am walking for my dear husband Chris who has non operable pancreatic cancer as it was diagnosed too late. I have also had my dear friend Jo Carty Rogers who died after only having pancreatic cancer for 12 months. We hope that an earlier diagnosis can happen and a cure for this very painful cancer. Dear Chris has been very stoic in his approach as was dear Jo.

I’m doing this in honour of my dad, and my mum and our family who supported him. It seems surreal to think it was 10 years ago this September this disease first reared itself, and the following February it took him from us. Too soon and so sad. His memory lives on forever in each of us that were touched by his love and kindness.

Remember my mother always, 16 years since she passed away and her memories are always with me

Three years ago, I sadly lost my Dear Mamma/Best Friend to pancreatic cancer, a cruel disease that attacked my Mum's quality of life as she suffered unbearable pain and within 5 short months from being diagnosed she was taken from us. I miss her every day and try to keep her memory alive by remembering the special moments we shared with my adult children and grandchildren, cooking her favourite Italian dishes, especially her sweet treats she was famous for, using her many handwritten recipes I treasure dearly. Mum's fight will not be in vain which is why I am taking on this challenge. My Mamma/ Nonna/ Bis nonna is always in our thoughts and hearts.💜💜💜

You were taken from us too soon. You fought so hard and we will never forget you.

So many of us have lost friends and family to cancer. This year I am challenging myself and looking after my helf at the same time.

Forever remembered never forgotten always my angel.

I will be forgoing sugar for a month to raise money and awareness for pancreatic cancer. In memory of my mum, Lous Moore, who died from pancreatic cancer. She was not diagnosed until 8 days before her death. I would like to see better and quicker diagnosis of this cancer. To Chris. Keep on fighting.

This September I will remember my Uncle Colin, his journey was one of quiet strength and determination. RIP.

I am walking to honour the memory of my Husband Dave, who passed away 20 months ago after a courageous fight against this insidious disease. Dave was a very healthy ,fit man who developed a pain under his ribs and by the time he was diagnosed after many different tests, he was already Stage 4 TERMINAL. We need as much money as we can raise to find not only a cure but earlier diagnosis , so this doesn’t happen to others. Davie was a son, brother, husband, father, Pa & uncle who is missed by us all and will live on in us all.

I’ll be running 75km this September to honour a friends loss - and help change the future for others. 💜 This year myself and some friends have signed up for #RememberSeptember with the @PankindFoundation - a national challenge to raise funds and awareness for pancreatic cancer. I’m challenging myself to run the 75km throughout the month of September, teaming up with a group of amazing friends to take on the challenge together. The idea stemmed forward from a close friend, who recently lost her dad to this devastating disease. Pancreatic cancer has one of the lowest survival rates of all major cancers in Australia - and progress in treatment and detection has been for too slow. What’s why we’re stepping up. Together. Every kilometre we step we do it for him, but moreover for the thousands of other families affected each year. If you’re able to, please consider supporting us - whether that’s through a donation, a share, or even joining the challenge yourself. Every step matters, and every bit of support makes a difference. Let’s move with purpose. Let’s move for them. 🏃‍♀️💜

Walking for Mum - In Loving Memory of Lorraine 💜💜💜 This September, we’re walking 75km for the 75 Australians who die from pancreatic cancer each week. Our beautiful mum, Lorraine, passed away peacefully on Friday 11th July 2025 after a brave and well-fought battle with this horrible disease. We miss her every single day and are doing this in her honour. Pancreatic cancer is now the 3rd biggest cancer killer in Australia. Early symptoms are rare, which makes it incredibly hard to detect—and survival rates are devastating. If you’re diagnosed tomorrow, there’s only a 13% chance you’ll still be here in five years. But research can change that. By taking on the Remember September challenge, we’re walking to fund critical research, raise awareness, and fight for better outcomes—so no other family has to go through what we’ve been through. Please support us with a donation, and together: We will remember them. We will honour them. We will fight for them. We will fight for Mum. 💜💜💜

To everyone battling, surviving, or remembering, this challenge is for you. Your strength and stories are powerful beyond words. This September, I stand with you. Let's walk together, or if you can run, let's do it together!

Honouring those who have passed away from pancreatic cancer, and fighting for those diagnosed with the disease.

This September, I'm walking 75km for the 75 Australians who die from pancreatic cancer each week. This September, I’m lacing up my walking shoes and committing to a challenge that feels both daunting and deeply necessary. I’ll be walking 75 kilometers over the course of the month. It's a long way, but every step will be fueled by a purpose that is incredibly close to my heart. Why 75 kilometers? Because every single week in Australia, 75 people die from pancreatic cancer. It’s a sobering, gut-wrenching statistic. Until recently, it was just a number to me. But now, that number has a face, a voice, and a name. It has the face of my pop. My pop was the kind of man who could fix anything, tell the best stories, and whose laugh could fill a room. He was our family's anchor, our steady hand, our hero. This past March, we lost him to this devastating disease, and a huge part of our world went quiet. Watching someone you love fight pancreatic cancer is a profoundly helpless feeling. You want to move mountains for them, but you’re faced with a brutal reality for which there are often too few answers and not enough time. The journey is relentless, not just for the person fighting, but for everyone who loves them. In the quiet months that have followed, I’ve been searching for a way to channel my grief, to do something that felt meaningful, something that my pop would be proud of. That’s when I came across this challenge. Walking 75km. One kilometer for every life, every family, shattered by this disease each week. It felt like a sign. It’s a way to turn my footsteps into a tribute and my sorrow into strength. So, this isn’t just a walk for me. Every kilometer will be a step in my pop’s memory. But it will also be a step for the 74 other people represented in that weekly statistic. It’s for the parents, grandparents, partners, and friends who are diagnosed every day, and for the families, like mine, who are left to navigate the aftermath. Pancreatic cancer has one of the lowest survival rates of all major cancers, and that hasn't changed in decades. It’s often diagnosed late, and treatment options are limited. By taking on this challenge, I hope to raise not only much-needed funds for critical research but also awareness. We need better ways to detect it, more effective treatments, and ultimately, more time with the people we love. This September, as I walk, I’ll be thinking of my pop’s resilience and his smile. It won’t be easy, but it’s nothing compared to the battle he and so many others have fought. I'm walking to honor a life beautifully lived and to fight for a future where '75' is just a number, not a weekly toll of heartbreak.

My mother who has pancreatic cancer inspired me to take on this challenge to show my appreciation for her. I will remember my mum not just this September, but my whole life. With her last 12 months I am hoping to spend most of it with her taking her to the movies (if she is up to it with her anxiety) and taking her out to lunch every Friday. I love my mum forever and always.

As of the 31st of August it's been 1 year since my beautiful mother passed there is not a day goes past that we all don't think about you Very much missed and loved Love you mum

As of the 31st of August it's been 1 year since my beautiful mother has past Think about you every single day Love you mum

Thinking of a beautiful woman , wife , mother . Taken way to young, diagnosed with Pancreatic Cancer lost her battle with this insidious disease after a 6 months of treatment.

💜 In loving memory of our Mum 💜 There are no words big enough to capture what our mum meant to us. She was our safe place, our biggest cheerleader, the calm in every storm. Her love was unconditional, fierce, and steady — the kind of love that shaped who we are and continues to guide us, even now. In May 2023, our beautiful mum was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. By the time we found out, it had already spread. That’s the cruel reality of this disease — it hides in silence until it’s too late. She faced her diagnosis with incredible strength and quiet courage. Even in the hardest moments, she thought of us first. She held on for as long as she could, but just six months later, in November 2023, we had to say goodbye. Our hearts are still broken. Pancreatic cancer stole so much from us — precious time, moments we’ll never get back, and a future we imagined with her in it. But it will never take the love she gave, the memories she left us with, or the impact she had on everyone who knew her. We miss her every single day. We honour her with every step forward. And we carry her love with us — always.

Miss you every day ❣️💔❤️🩷🧡💛💚💙🩵💜🤎🖤🩶🤍

Mum I miss you every day I love you 💜🐝

This September I am walking 100km in honour of our beautiful cousin Kenny, to raise funds for research into pancreatic cancer. This disease is relentless, and affects countless of families every year. Every contribution, no matter how small brings us one step closer to finding a cure and improving the lives of those affected by this devastating illness.

This is my second year participating, in 2023 I lost my gorgeous step Mumma to this terrible disease and just recently we lost the rock of our family, my pop. Let’s honour and fight for them together. We will remember them 🕊️

This is my 4th year walking for this amazing foundation after my husband was diagnosed in July 2022. He passed away in October 2023 and it was so hard to watch my fit, young minded soul mate suffering through it. I hope my efforts will help people in the future survive longer than that. Keep up the good work everyone 👏 💜💜💜💜

I am doing this challenge to remember and honour my Dad, Jim Byrne. Dad ran his own panel beating business and was in the trade for nearly 60 years. He worked up until his last day, refusing to let this cancer interrupt his goals in life. He was a strong man, he was funny, and kind and I’ll miss him until we meet again. I was lucky to have held his hand on his journey, and will always think of it as a special time even though it was the hardest time in losing him. We kept living and making memories for as long as we could. I am doing the challenge this year with my sister Tiarna and I look forward to sharing this challenge and making some new memories to honour our dear Dad. Love you Dad x

My mum was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer 7 years ago. It absolutely devistated us emotionally,. We were very blessed 3 weeks later being told she was miss diagnosis. A huge relief and blessing. We know people who have lost loved ones due to pancreatic cancer which was very sad.

I will be walking to support an incredibly strong woman who isn't just my mum but my best friend. The diagnosis came earlier this year and whilst the journey so far has been incredibly difficult, my mum has remained positive, resilient, and strong ❤️ I'm walking to support that strength, support my mum, support those who are tackling this disease, and in memory of those who were taken too soon because of it 💜

I will remember my beautiful sister Katrina as I walk by myself, with family and friends, between wineries, along beaches and in national parks. I will toast to our laughs and shared memories.

Not a day goes by where I dont think about you. Wish I could just hear your voice one more time. Wish you could have met your grandchildren😢. Or here you say just one more time - I love you baby girl, Really Really

Expect a lot of bunny ears, fabulous outfits, humour and appreciation of beauty.

Grant Rigby sadly we can’t bring you back, but we will try to help others from suffering with this insidious decease !

It’s been just over a year since I lost the man who wasn’t just my Dad, he was my best mate. The past 12 months have been tough. Grief is a strange thing; it doesn’t follow a timeline, and it hits you in waves. As this year’s Remember September approached, I had mixed feelings. Last year, I signed up almost instantly after stumbling across the Pankind fundraising page. I was still in shock, running on adrenaline, pushing through the pain of losing Dad without really letting it sink in. I set myself the goal to walk 71km and thanks to you incredible humans, we raised over $10,000 for pancreatic cancer research. That support meant everything. But I’ll be honest, if it wasn’t for my wife and our three little girls cheering me on, I don’t know how I would’ve made it through. And now, here we are in 2025. Another year, another walk but this time, it's 75km. At first, I was hesitant to sign up. This time, the reality of Dad being gone has well and truly hit. But then I thought, you know what? This year isn’t about the adrenaline or the fundraising total (although that still matters). It’s about remembering my Dad with every single kilometre I walk. It’s about walking through the memories, the ones from before he got sick, and the ones we made during the hardest time of our lives. It’s about honouring the man he was, the love he gave, and the strength he showed. I messaged my four siblings, scattered across NSW and QLD, to tell them i was signing up again this year. Their support has meant the absolute world to me. Even if we’re not walking side by side physically, we’re more united than ever and I know Dad would be so bloody proud of his five kids. He loved us fiercely, and we carry that love with us every step of the way. So here’s to 75km for Dad, for the families still fighting, and for the hope that one day, we’ll beat this cruel disease. Thanks for walking beside me, whether it’s in person, in spirit, or through your support. It means more than you’ll ever know.

This is for my Dad, taken way too early from this cancer. He was the most special man ever.

We miss you so much, and so do your two granddaughters xx I know your looking down on us but I wish you were still here, your missing out on so much. I love you xx love britt

I am walking in memory of my much loved Dad and Granddad. Both my Dad and Granddad were diagnosed with pancreatic cancer at the age of 67, and both died within 8 short weeks of being their diagnosis. Leaving our family, and all who loved them, shocked and devastated beyond words. We will now do everything we can to honour their memory, and strive for a future where pancreatic cancer is no longer ruining so many people’s lives. Thanks Dad and Granddad for showing us the true meaning of courage and strength. We will remember you always. 💜💜

This is for my brother who we sadly lost in October 2024

Dad, you would have been proud of me—for picking up where you left off, for continuing the fight against the disease that took you from us too soon. Pancreatic cancer may have stolen your body, but it never touched your spirit. You faced every day with courage, even when the odds were impossibly high. I watched you fight with everything you had—not just for yourself, but for us. Your strength wasn’t loud or showy. It was in the quiet way you endured pain, the way you smiled through the toughest moments, and the way you held our hands when we were the ones falling apart. You never gave up, even when it would’ve been easier to do so. And that’s what I carry with me now. Your fight didn’t end when you left—it became mine. I raise my voice for you, for others like you, for families who are still holding on to hope. In every step I take to raise awareness, to push for research, to demand better outcomes—I know you're there. I feel you in every moment of courage I manage to find. You taught me what it means to be strong, not by surviving, but by showing up every single day with heart. I miss you endlessly, but your legacy lives on—in me, and in the fight. I love you always, Dad. This battle isn’t over—and I’ll never stop fighting for you.

Twelve months without you mum. Everyday I wake up and remember you’re not here and my heart breaks all over again.

To honour a dear friend who lost her battle with pancreatic cancer. Kathleen Thornton. Always loved never forgotten.

I am walking 150kms this September in loving memory of my brother-in-law who faced pancreatic cancer with incredible strength and grace. We will continue to fight for a future where others don’t have to suffer from this terrible disease.

We are walking for the first time after loosing our beloved husband , father, poppy, son , brother , nephew, uncle and friend to so many who love and miss him tremendously Nathan Love ya always and forever

I am walking for remembrance of Debra, she was a longlife friend like cousins for 50 odd years. She was always a loving caring funny person who loved her family so much.unfortunately she lost her battle this year after fighting so hard to beat this awful cancer ❤️

Mum I miss you so much, we all love and miss you, our hearts are broken 💔 Dad is now with you 💔💙 We have lost you both now 😭 nothing is the same anymore without you both. Love you so much, until we meet again 🕊🕊💜💜💜💜💜

I am walking in remembrance of my beautiful Mumma, who bravely fought but unfortunately lost her battle several years ago now. She is wonderful remembered always as the heart and soul of our family. Loved always and never forgotten 💜

Mum Mum I miss you so much, we all love and miss you our heart are broken 💔 😢 Dad is now with you 💔💙 We have now lost you both 😭 nothing is the same anymore without you both. Love you so much, until we meet again 🕊🕊💜💜💜💜💜

Mum I miss you so much, we all love and miss you our heart are broken 💔 😢 Dad is now with you , we have now lost you both , nothing is the same anymore without you both. Love you so much, until we meet again 🕊🕊💜💜💜💜💜

In loving memory of my Mum, Beverley forever 62 years young. She faced her very short fight against pancreatic cancer with grace, bravery and strength. Forever in our thoughts and hearts. I'll be walking to remember her and raise awareness for pancreatic cancer and all of those that are affected by this terrible disease.

My mum, Grace, was diagnosed with Pancreatic Cancer back in April 2024. Unfortunately due to the difficulties of diagnosing Pancreatic Cancer early, she was already terminal when it was discovered, leaving her and all of us incredibly lost and scared. She was the bravest person I’d ever met, a dedicated high school teacher, a supportive shoulder for anyone in need. She never gave up on anyone. She greeted God on January 23rd 2025, after 10 months of fighting. Time Passes, Love Remains.

After suffering Ankylosing Spondylitis for 27 years and losing the use of my legs for 12 months I have recently in the past month learnt to walk again with no support other than family and I don't want others to deal with diseases without any support so in September I'm going to try my hardest to walk 30km

To my wonderful Nan, to my closest friends who have had their loved ones taken by this disease, I hope we can increase awareness and most importantly funds to support the research needed for early diagnosis, improving treatments and finding a cure to improve the survival rates!

I Loving Memory of My Dad, he Fought so hard for a war He could never win! Always Loved , Never forgotten and lives on in his 2 Beautiful Children!

In Loving Memory of Mark Gone too soon, but will never be forgotten. Mark faced pancreatic cancer with strength, grace, and quiet determination. Now free from pain, his spirit soars—at peace, surrounded by the beauty he loved so deeply. Not long after his final farewell, eagles soared above—rising into the sky as if to carry his spirit home. May the stillness of the Kimberley forever whisper his name. He lives on in every shared memory, every quiet moment, and in the love of those who miss him deeply. Forever remembered. Always loved.

There are so many people to remember this September and also people currently battling. I'm doing this in tribute of my Dad. He battled so hard and never wanted to give up, but this disease doesn't discriminate and takes them as it pleases. It has inspired me to become a healthier and happier person and live life to the fullest.

I’m dedicating to this to my beautiful mum, who passed away 26/01/2024 of pancreatic cancer. September is her birthday month so it seems fitting that I should do this for her on her birthday.

I’m walking along with my sister Riwa this September 2025 for my husband Noel and our brother James who were both diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in 2024. Noel has had surgery and 6 months of chemotherapy. We are currently living with pancreatic cancer and next step is the 12 monthly check with the Surgeon and the 9 monthly check with the Oncologist. Our brother James is living with pancreatic cancer and having fortnightly chemotherapy. Unfortunately he hasn’t been able to have surgery. He has an infection and is in hospital as I write this tribute. For all those who have lost someone to this deadly disease or are navigating post treatment we hope that our support of this fundraiser can help towards stamping out pancreatic cancer.

I’m inspired by a good friend, Marie Sams, whose mum passed away from pancreatic cancer about 3 years ago. Four years ago Marie organised the first ever Newcastle edition of the Put Your Foot Down for Pancreatic Cancer walk, but it was cancelled due to the COVID-19 outbreak. Unfortunately, Marie’s mum passed away before the walk could take place in September the following year. As a family, we have volunteered to help Marie each year with the running of the Put Your Foot Down Newcastle walk. It’s an emotional day for all who attend. Attached is a photo of Marie, her sister Irene and myself from the 2024 Put Your Foot Down walk.

In remembering my father-in-law, Don Henderson. He was an awesome man & loved by his family & friends. Always had a joke and a smile for everyone. Don passed away in 2023 after a big battle with Pancreatic Cancer.

I will continue to fight in honour of my darling brother xxx .

In memory of Con and support of Dennis. I truly hope that researchers will one day find more effective ways to diagnose and treat this horrible disease.

Mum, I'll continue to fight on your behalf! Love you to the moon and back xx

Forever in our hearts.

To all those who have become victim or suffered at the hands of cancer any type cancer my deepest wishes and condolences go out to you and your family now in September hold your head's higher as we all ban together to be cancer of and fun some more research

I'm walking for my darling husband Fred, whose loss in our world is beyond words. His mother too, Lidia was also diagnosed. I walk to remember and never forget the impact of love and kindness both lived, we honour them by never giving up hope.