In loving memory of my dear friend, Valerie Joy Ramshaw, who passed away last week following a stoic battle against pancreatic cancer. RIP my dear friend until we meet again 🥀💕🙏🏻

Walking for you dad, miss you 💜💜

Remember September means I can contribute in a very small way to help researchers in finding a screening test to help find Pancreatic Cancer much sooner, in turn giving those affected a much better chance at successful treatment options.

I'm running 78 km in September in memory of my Dad

I’m walking to honour all of those currently fighting, and in remembrance of those we have lost. Let’s walk for a cure!

Remember September, I’m doing this for three people I personally know who have all lost their lives to pancreatic cancer. My beautiful Mother in Law, Helena. My Aunty Linda. My neighbour and friend Garry and sadly many more people I don’t know. Bringing awareness to pancreatic cancer, #Striving to make a difference. #Nearly there #78 K’s

EXCITED!!! Almost there.

For my Mum, Jenny. It is so hard to believe I am posting on a tribute wall for you and like everyone else on here, you are not supposed to be here. Mum was diagnosed on my birthday in October 2024 and passed Boxing Day 2025. 9 months of missing you every day. Mum was such a kind and caring soul and loved getting to know everyone’s story from the people closest to her to people she met in the community. She always had a way of finding a connection with everyone. Deeply loved Mum, wife, mother in law, nanny, daughter, sister, family member, friend and colleague. Remembered always 💜

For my beautiful Mum - Lucia McQuade - the best Mum and the most incredible Lola. 💜 She was an amazing wife, mother, Lola and friend, and such a beautiful person who gave so much to our family, friends and community. She had a way of making people feel loved and cared for and her absence is still felt so deeply by so many. Pancreatic cancer took her from us far too soon, but it could never take away the love, memories and legacy she left behind. Everything I do to raise awareness is for my Mum, in the hope that one day other families are given more time than we were. Loved beyond words. Missed beyond measure. Forever our Mum and Lola. 💜

In memory of my brother Richard who is always in our hearts 💜

Walking this September to remember my beautiful mother, Hazel Patching.

Walking for my cousin Jo, who is fighting Pancreatic cancer 💜

Rob felt passionately about finding a cure for cancer. RIP Rob. You will never be forgotten xo

Im walking for my husband peter who passed away in 2024 after a 4 year battle to live a little longer . He didnt want to leave his 6 children and me and fought a tough fight. Our hearts are sad and broken as he was my whole world .His greatest gift given to me is our children and l get to see him in our children everyday. He was a good father and grandfather a good husband and good friend who will alway consume my heart.

Mum - diagnosed late on September 4, 2015, passed away a few weeks later on October 23. With her in thoughts, always.

IN MEMORY OF STEWART GIBB-CUMMING “Stu from the Zoo” 2018 I made my living with pictures. Stu taught me to think in words. I met Stewart in 1994. By the time pancreatic cancer took him in 2018, he had been part of my life for 24 years. Before meeting Stu, I’d attended AWARD School — the Advertising Writers and Art Directors School. As someone who naturally sees in pictures, I was surprised to discover how much I enjoyed copywriting. I became fascinated by the ability of a few carefully chosen words to make someone stop, look, think — or see a picture differently. Then I met Stu from the Zoo. Stu was an old-school advertising man in the very best sense. He’d worked in the big agencies before establishing his own boutique design agency, The Creative Zoo. He was also a brilliant copywriter. Stu took that early fascination I had with words and gave it somewhere to grow. He taught me to appreciate a great headline, a clever turn of phrase and, perhaps most importantly, the literal meaning of words — choosing them carefully and saying precisely what you mean. Stu gave a specialist photographer an advertising mind. That stayed with me throughout my career. I loved creating the photograph, but also thinking about the idea around it — the headline, the catchphrase, the few words that might make somebody stop long enough to look. But Stu’s influence on me went far beyond work. He took me under his wing near the beginning of my career. He became a significant client, later a tenant in my photographic studio, a mentor and a close friend. He was one of the few people who really knew me across both my professional and personal worlds. He understood how I worked, what drove me, my strengths and probably plenty of my weaknesses too. The last time I saw Stu properly, I took him to lunch for old times’ sake. We’d shared many work lunches over the years and, at the time, things seemed hopeful. He was apparently beating pancreatic cancer and looking forward to getting out and about again. A few months later, he returned to hospital to have a port fitted to begin further chemotherapy. He developed an infection and died just a week later. His family generously allowed me to visit him in hospital. He was unconscious by then, but I was able to sit beside my old friend one last time, just a few days before he died. Now pancreatic cancer has entered my life again, I find myself thinking about Stu more often. A brilliant copywriter would probably know exactly how to finish this. I wish you were still here to write the line, Stu. But perhaps the simplest words are the right ones. My mentor. My friend. Stu from the Zoo. This September, I’m walking for you too.

For my beautiful sister Robyn 🌺 Let’s stop this devastating cancer from taking other loved ones! Challenge accepted & done 😁 82 klm (goal 78 klm) & raised $929 💜 ( goal $8 then increased to $750 ) 🥰

Tony fought a big battle with pancreatic cancer and sadly lost his fight on 4th September Tony was not only my patient but he was a friend who I will miss

Remembering my mother in law Clair. Missed and loved by your family always 🩷

Remembering my beautiful Uncle Charlie. The world is not the same without your smile and your great sense of humour. You are loved and missed by all of us always 🩵

A peaceful walk surrounded by nature, beautiful views and sunshine. 🌿☀️ A moment to breathe, reflect and appreciate the beauty around us. With love, hope and strength. 💜

I remember Mum, her grace and love she showed throughout her life. Missing you everyday 💜

Im doing my 4th Remember September walk for my late husband who passed away 4 yrs & 4 mths ago. Each step i do I remember what a beautiful man he was to me & our family. He passed away 40 days after he was diagnosed & this cancer is just horrible. He worked at Fire Rescue NSW for 32 years & Neil always said he would pass from cancer. I hope we can raise enough money so that Pancreatic cancer is at the bottom of the cancer not the 3rd.

Woohoo! After 4years of being on Gemcitabane for Pancreatic Cancer comeback in my Liver in 2022. Due to my scans being clear and blood results within normal range for a year now, I am now able to take a break until January when if my results are still good I maybe able to continue the break. So please don't ever give up hope, no matter the diagnosis. This group has helped keep me stay positive and focused on my own health journey.

For my mum who I am more and more proud of each and every day. I love you more.

My Dad is a fighter and is the strongest man I know Love you and so proud of you Dad xx

This September, I’m walking 78 kilometres in honour of my beautiful mum, Eva, who sadly lost her life to this awful disease in 2010. Mum was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer and bravely fought it for five months before we lost her. Watching her go through it was heartbreaking, and losing her has left a space in my life that can never be filled. Even after all these years, I still miss her and often wish I could have just one more conversation with her. I miss you, Mum. Always. 💜

This September, I’m walking 78 kilometres to raise money for pancreatic cancer research, in honour of my beautiful mum, Eva, who sadly lost her life to this awful disease in 2010. Mum was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer and bravely fought it for five months before we lost her. Watching her go through it was heartbreaking, and losing her has left a space in my life that can never be filled. Even after all these years, I still miss her and often wish I could have just one more conversation with her. Doing this challenge for Mum means a lot to me. I hope the money I raise can help researchers find better ways to detect and treat this devastating disease. I miss you, Mum. Always. 💜

For all who continue to fight and in honour of those we have lost.

I'm walking and raising money in honour of my much-loved Uncle Mark. He was taken far too soon by this horrible disease. Loved and greatly missed.

Never give up hope and keep your faith strong!! I contribute to raise awareness and to find a cure. My colleagues joined me for the walk yesterday to make a difference in some people's life.

She loved spending time with her grandchildren. They were never any trouble, even if they were. She was always there to help out, even if she was busy. She loved them with her heart and soul, even when she had something else on her mind. They all miss her, more than she could know. 💜

Remembering you this and every September Dad. Always in our Hearts and Memories. 💜💜

I’m participating in this challenge 1. Trent best to stay alive & fight this dreadful disease 2. I do not want my family my friends or anyone els to go through this. 3 we desperately need funding for more research 🙏

Standing together to make a difference 💕

I miss walking on the beach with my bestie

Standing together to make a difference 💕

For mum x forever loved 🤍 22/7/26🤍

My older brother Greg, who I adored, passed away on the 7/7/2026 💔

It's not even halfway through the month, and yet I've reached the 78 km target. I know that 78 km was a low target, but I felt that I had to choose a low target because I had no idea how far I could walk, having spent the last 9 months as my beautiful wife's caregiver and not doing any exercise at all. But, I've been able to walk each day, and will continue to walk because every step helps me to remember Liz. Liz was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer on 31st August 2025, and passed away on 9th August 2026. Liz fought every step of the way, and every step I take is in memory of her. Every step I take, I hope, acts as a tiny step towards medical experts being able to find a way of diagnosing pancreatic cancer earlier, of finding effective treatment for this rotten disease, and helps make the world a better place for those who are suffering from this cancer. In memory of Liz Gannell, my wife, my best friend, mother of our children, grandma to our grandkids, and greatly missed.

Love and miss you Dad 💜

To the centre of our family universe, you are missed every day 💜

Remembering my Husband Maurie who we lost 14yrs ago 💜

Missing my dad everyday, fought so hard to give us every extra day. An amazing man till the very end.

Everyone that knew mum miss her everyday. This year we are walking in honour of our mum, wife, grandmother, sister, aunty and everyone else who are remembering or supporting a love one.

I love you all for your bravery, smile and the quiet way you each fought. I will forever remember each of you my dearly loved aunties, uncles and especially my CCNZ dad Brother B 🛼

My dear friend Val passed away yesterday - her friendship and memories will live on. She inspired me to take on this challenge - please help me to exceed my target.

This September I will be walking in memory of my best friends dad who we lost far to soon from this terrible disease he will be forever missed 🕊️

I’m doing this challenge this year in honour of my beautiful mum, who we lost to pancreatic cancer three months ago. I miss her every single day and would love for no one to have to go through what we went through.

This September I will be remembering my best friend’s dad (my dad) who we lost earlier this year to this horrible disease. I hope my fundraiser help’s other families with early detection or even a cure so they don’t have to go through the same pain of losing someone special to them.

I’m honouring my beautiful sister Robyn who we lost because of this hideous cancer five years ago.

In Memory of Those We Love We remember those whose lives have touched ours. We honour their courage, their stories and their love. We stand beside those living with pancreatic cancer today. And we hold hope for a future where more people survive.....💜💜

I’m walking for our beautiful Mum that was taken from us last year by this cruel cancer. Love and Miss you everyday Mum💜

I’m walking for our beautiful Mum that was taken from us by this cruel cancer last year. Love and miss you everyday Mum💜

I’m walking in memory of my beautiful mum that was taken by this horrible cancer in 2020.

I am walking over 78kms this Remember September in memory of my brother-in-law PHILLIP JACKSON 💜 Phillip fought this hideous cancer for over 33 months, and he fought it to the very end. I admire you for that Phillip. You were alive to see my shaved head, (fundraising to support you), and you lived another 46 days after that. Forever in our hearts💜

I am walking to remember my Aunties Jo and Marie and a friend and colleague Trish who all were diagnosed and passed away from Pancreatic Cancer. I hope the money will help exude the lives of those who will be diagnosed with this terrible disease

RIP Christian Ford. When I started this challenge, you were still with us. God called you home yesterday. Step by step, day by day, I will complete this challenge in your honour.

Matty, every step I take, I'm doing it for you. I miss you every moment of every day. You're still my best mate and brother and I promise I'll remember you always. Love you forever and ever 💚❤️

I miss you every day. I hope my efforts in this campaign will help fund earlier diagnosis for this disease. 9 days was not enough time to process this

Fought Diffuse large B cell Lymphoma and then was told had pancreatic cancer Had a Distal panrectomy and spleenectomy. Then finally had Brest lump removed. I’m still putting 2 foot in front of the other and staying positive

Remembering my beautiful Mum Sue and my wonderful Uncle Geoff... loved and missed always! 💜

My fabulous husband and best friend survived 5 years from his diagnosis but still left us far too young. Like so many, his diagnosis came far too late for a cure. With new innovations in treatment and diagnosis let's hope that it won't be long before a cure can be found

Not only did she lose her son to this terrible disease but my marvellous Mother in Law also succumbed to this 9 years later. And my poor Sister in Law nursed them both. How terrible for her to deal with the loss of 2 special members of her family.

David Formosa- Loved, treasured and deeply missed. Forever in our hearts.

2yrs ago this month, I went from 105kg to 60kg, a massive growth on my Pancras was push up and blocking off my bile duct, they tried several times to put in a temporary stint, but could not get it due to the position of the growth, then advised they would need to remove the mass from my Pancras, just leaving the tail and after they remove it they will inspect for cancer, after several days/weeks the operation was carried out. Thank the lord, I was given a second chance, it was autoimmune mass. I did a lot of praying, thoughts and dreams. Many will not have that chance. Please help me raise money to fund a cure for this awful disease to save more people in the future.

We lost our beautiful Mum, Carmel Galvin, 15 years ago to this awful disease. Her diagnosis and journey all seemed surreal at the time I wish I had realised earlier what it really meant. She still had so much life to live and share with so many people. She always volunteered her time to coach and help others we miss her every single day 💕

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In support of all the families and loved ones that are affected by this disease both now and in the future. Let's improve the outcomes for those diagnosed.

I miss you every day Dad. We wish that you were still here with us all xxx

In loving memory of my beautiful Mum, Ronda ❤️ It has been 29 years since pancreatic cancer took my beautiful Mum from us far too young, at just 51 years of age. 💔 So much time has passed, yet the love never fades and neither does the longing to have you here for all the moments you should have been part of. This September, every kilometre I walk is for you, Mum — for your memory, for the love you gave us, and in the hope that one day other families won’t have to experience the heartbreak that pancreatic cancer brought to ours. Forever loved, forever missed and forever in my heart. ❤️ Love you always, Mum. ❤️💜🙏🏻

In loving memory of Peter Thomas 💜 This September, as I walk 78km for pancreatic cancer awareness, I am walking in memory of my beautiful Mum, Ronda, who I lost to this cruel disease 29 years ago, and now also in honour of Peter Thomas, who sadly lost his courageous battle with pancreatic cancer. 💔 Pete fought so bravely and was deeply loved by his family, especially his twin brother Gavin. My heart goes out to Netty, Gav and all of Pete’s family as they face life without him. Rest peacefully, Pete. 💜 Every kilometre I walk this September will carry a little piece of your memory with me. In memory of Ronda and Pete — and for every family touched by pancreatic cancer. 💜🙏🏻

Remembering Glen Rogers. Xx

Remember Jaycen & John who have passed and thinking of all families touched by this terrible disease!

I am doing Remember September for my father who has been recently diagnosed. It is very heart warming to see the amount of love and community this fundraiser pulls together. Here is to kicking pancreatic cancer in the a***!

I’m fundraising for pancreatic cancer in memory of my beautiful dad, who I sadly lost to this devastating disease. This cause is also very close to my heart because I have friends who are currently going through their own battles with pancreatic cancer. Seeing the impact this disease has on individuals and families makes me even more determined to help.

A gentle, graceful and inwardly strong lady. Dearly loved by her family and many friends. Val: 29.01.1935 - 24.02.2026

The beauty of a life well lived becomes a legacy that remains and warms the heart with each memory. Angie: 26.09.1932 - 04.04.2008

Walking in memory of my dad, full of strength, full of laughter, and forever loved.

In remembrance of our patient Tony, who we were lucky enough to call a friend. A wonderful man who was beyond grateful for everything, never failed to make a nurse laugh or smile and will be very much missed. Tony sadly passed away on the 4th of September from Pancreatic Cancer.

My sister Cheryl was intelligent, fun-loving and brave. She fought pancreatic cancer with courage only occasionally feeling 'in the dumps'. Even going through her battle, she would listen to other's troubles and still be there to cheer someone else and have a laugh. Cheryl loved life and lived life to the full. She raised 3 children, travelled the world, and worked in a wide variety of jobs - being a teacher, real estate agent, and pharmaceutical rep among them. Cheryl I will always remember you and the fun we had together and will miss you always.

I am doing the 78 kn walking challenge as a tribute to my beautiful mum who I lost to Pancreatic Cancer. I miss her everyday. Thankyou for supporting this great cause.