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2018 HEROES Amy

MelnykBreast Cancer

AshtonHammett

Hepatoblastoma

CARY GOMEZ is a 53 year old plumber currently employed with Tulane University. He was recently diagnosed with Mesothelioma at the end of September 2017. Doctors are still working diligently to determine a specific treatment plan for this aggressive form

of cancer. A plan will be established upon completion of all testing. Cary is a lifelong resident of Marrero. He is an avid Saints fan, who enjoys Saints tailgating, working out at the

gym, relaxing on the beach, and attending local festivals with family and friends. Cary has a large support group

who has been with him every step of the way.

CaryGomezMesothelioma

DylanGaubertEwing’s Sarcoma

HERBERT VAUGHN is 45 years old and was diagnosed with Diffuse Large B Cell Lymphoma in September 2017. Herbert was born and raised in Gretna and currently lives with his wife and five kids in New Orleans. Every three weeks he receives five-day hospitalized chemotherapy. Herbert has been employed

with Team Industrial as an NDT Inspector since 2013. He enjoys spending time with his family and is looking forward

to when he can return to working out and running marathons.

HerbertVaughn

Diffuse Large B Cell Lymphoma

In April 2017, KENNY BOURGEOIS was diagnosed with stage 4 Hodgkin's Lymphoma. Since then he has been doing

chemotherapy with some to little progress. Although it has been an on-going struggle, Kenny keeps a confident and upbeat attitude. Kenny is a 38 year old single father who enjoys classic cars, cruisin'

the coast and local cruise nights with and his 14 year old son, Jacob. On nice nights you can find Kenny enjoying a ride

around the city on his motorcycle. He has a strong support .system from his family and friends.

KennyBourgeoisHodgkin’s Lymphoma

WAYNE KRAEMER was born on May 7, 1943, in Westwego but was raised in Kraemer, LA by his grandmother. Wayne started

working as a carpenter at the age of 16 with his father then enlisted in the military (where he also earned his GED) at the age of 18.

He departed from the military in 1964 and started his 45 year career at Avondale Shipyards (retiring in 2010). In 2012,

Wayne was diagnosed with Multiple Myeloma. Unfortunately, since this type of cancer is generally incurable, he’s been maintaining chemotherapy treatments once a week, three

times a month since his diagnosis.

WayneKraemerMultiple Myeloma

At the age of 35, AMY MELNYK went for a mammogram due to history of cancer in her family. Six months after a clear scan,

concerning symptoms led her back to her doctor where she was diagnosed with stage 28 Triple Negative Breast Cancer. She

went through chemo, radiation, and a double mastectomy with reconstruction surgery which turned into multiple surgeries. 7 years after her original diagnosis, Amy was

struggling with headaches; in June 2017, she visted her doctor and was informed that her breast cancer returned and

metastasized to her brain as well as some lymph nodes outside of her chest wall. This news hit the Melnyk family hard, but she is feircely supported by her husband of 17 years, John, their three

children Jackson, Ella, and Josephine, and an army of family and friends.

ASHTON HAMMETT was diagnosed with hepatoblastoma on June 9, 2017. Pre-diagnosis Ashton was your normal, innocent

9-year-old boy who loved playing video games and hanging out with his friends. He always seemed more mature and wiser

than his age and his HB journey only enforces those characteristics; he is determined to make something good out of his

diagnosis and always tries to remain upbeat. Now 10, he’s ready to be healthy enough to gain back his independence, return to

school, and resume his normal activities like singing in the school choir, hanging out with his family, going perch jerking,

and throwing some hoops with his dad.

In November 2016 (at the age of 12), DYLAN GAUBERT was diagnosed with Ewing’s Sarcoma (bone cancer). He immediately began 12 weeks of intense chemotherapy on a before having surgery in March 2017 to

remove the tumor in his leg. A limb salvage surgery additional surgeries were performed in attempt to save his leg, but after 3 unsuccessful surgeries and weeks in the hospital, Dylan and

his family made the very difficult decision to amputate his right leg above the knee. He began physical therapy, started the fitting process for his prosthetic leg, and after recovering from surgery, Dylan began an 8 week series of post-surgery

chemo treatments. Now 13, Dylan is a positive, fun, life-loving child who never let cancer stop him.

Make checks payable to: No One Fights AlonePlease return this form by May 12, 2018

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P.O. Box 2096 Marrero, LA 70072For more information call (504) 329-1148