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Cast for A Cure donates $3,180 to Beebe Healthcare’s Tunnell Cancer Center

 

Cast for A Cure donated $3,180 to Beebe Healthcare to benefit the Tunnell Cancer Center Patient Special Needs Fund. The money was raised at the 3rd annual Cast For A Cure – 2016 Team Surf Fishing Tournament this past June that took place near the Indian River Inlet. The event was sponsored by the Delaware Fisherwomen and Old Inlet Bait and Tackle.

Brandy Timmons presented the check to Cherrie Rich, Executive Director of Oncology Services at Beebe Healthcare, and to Judy Aliquo, President and CEO of Beebe Medical Foundation.

“I was inspired to organize a tournament after losing my grandfather,” Brandy Timmons said. “The money was donated in honor of everyone who has lost or survived their battle with cancer. Everyone who participated in the tournament was honoring a loved one.”

Other sponsors included: Salt Life Optics; OTW; Delaware Mobile Surf Fisherman; Tsunami; and Hi Seas. Fifteen surf fishing teams participated in this year’s annual event and Brandy expects more teams to participate next year.

Caption: Pictured here, at Tunnell Cancer Center, left to right, are: Tom Protack, Vice President of Development at Beebe Medical Foundation; Kristin Rahn, radiation oncology manager, Tunnell Cancer Center; Rosa Smith, chief radiation therapist; Debbie Campbell; RN, cancer screening nurse navigator; Paul Mayercsik, clinical physicist, dosimetrist; Brandy Timmons and her daughter Brooke Parker; Kerry Perkinson, dosimetrist; Judy Aliquo, President and CEO of Beebe Medical Foundation; and Cherrie Rich, Executive Director of Oncology Services at Beebe Healthcare.

Beebe Healthcare is a not-for-profit community healthcare system with a charitable mission to encourage healthy living, prevent illness, and restore optimal health for the people residing, working, or visiting in the communities we serve. It offers services throughout Southern Delaware for residents and visitors, including a 210-licensed-bed hospital, a cancer treatment center, and outpatient facilities providing walk-in care, lab, imaging, and physical rehabilitation services. For more information, please visit us online at Beebe Healthcare.