QUYNH PHAM TEXAS 4000
I RIDE FOR THE LOVED ONES IN MY LIFE WHO HAVE LOST THEIR LIFE TO CANCER.




UNCLE LEON COCOZZOLI: LUNG CANCER
My uncle Leon Cocozzoli was an American soldier in the Vietnam War. As medical relief, he aided villagers that were injured in combat and provided medical attention to women and children. While serving in Vietnam, he met my aunt and married her soon after. Following his term, he sponsored my family to America. All the opportunities I have been given in life are owed to him.
As every hero has his or her own kryptonite, my uncle’s kryptonite was cancer. My uncle passed away from lung cancer on February 28th, 2012. Through his heroism and selfless actions, he illustrated what life is truly about; it’s not about what one can take from life but what one can offer to life. He ignited my passion to continue his work: to give hope, heal, and help those who can’t help themselves. His final words, support, and unconditional love have taught me to live a life filled with philanthropy and hope. Despite the fact that my uncle lost the battle to cancer, his fight—on and off the battlefield—motivates me to be a daily hero. February 28th, 2012. I ride for him.
GRANDMA: LUNG CANCER
My grandma passed away from lung cancer on May 30th, 1994 at the young age of 60. She was a hardworking woman who devoted her life to raising her 6 sons and 5 daughters. Even though I was too young to remember her presence in my life, the countless stories I have heard about her babysitting me when I was an infant makes her existance real.
GRANDPA: PROSTATE CANCER
My grandpa suffered from prostate cancer for three years. His suffering ended on January 7th, 2014. He was a man who has devoted his life to God and his family. His spirit lives within the lives of those he touched, within the children he dedicated his life to, and within the grandchildren he gave so much love to. I am honored to be his granddaughter and to carry his spirit along with me through this journey.
I RIDE FOR MY FAMILY AND FRIENDS, FOR THEM TO STAY CANCER FREE.
Contact Me:
281-919-6654
quynhpham@utexas.edu
Mail Checks To:
Texas 4000 for Cancer
709 West 21st #203
Austin, TX 78705
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