2. TEXAS STATE Cancer SURVIVORS

3. Regents’ Professor Department of Geography, Texas State Prostate Cancer Survivor

4. Mother of Bobbie Brandenburg, Human Resources Representative, Texas State Breast and Thyroid Cancers Survivor

5. Chair, Health Information Management Program, Texas State Breast Cancer Survivor

6. Father of Texas State student, Jane Wallace-Bradley Prostate Cancer Survivor

7. Student, Texas State Burkitt’s Lymphoma Survivor

8. Student, Texas State Testicular Cancer Survivor

9. Brother of Texas State student, Angelika Fuller Throat Cancer Survivor

10. Mother of Texas State student, Jennell Rayos Ovarian Cancer Survivor

11. Administrative Assistant III, Facilities Operations, Texas State Breast Cancer Survivor

12. Mother of Texas State student, Chelsea Fielder-Jenks Lymphoma Survivor

13. Student, Texas State Hodgkin’s Lymphoma Survivor

14. Student, Texas State Hodgkin’s Lymphoma Survivor

15. Graduate Student, Texas State Hodgkin's Lymphoma Survivor

16. Aunt of Texas State student, Angelika Fuller Ovarian Cancer Survivor

17. Mayor of the City of San Marcos, Executive Director at San Marcos Education Foundation Wilm’s Tumor (a type of Kidney Cancer that affects children) Survivor

18. Student, Texas State Leukemia and Testicular Cancers Survivor

19. Student, Texas State Lymphoblastic Leukemia Survivor

20. Alumnus 1999, Texas State Melanoma Survivor

21. Student Learning Assistance Center, Texas State Breast Cancer Survivor

22. Administrative Assistant III, LBJ Student Center, Texas State Breast Cancer Survivor

23. Student, Texas State Lymphoblastic Leukemia Survivor

24. Grandmother of Texas State student, Angelika Fuller Colo Rectal Cancer Survivor

25. Director, LBJ Student Center, Texas State Kidney Cancer Survivor

26. Director, Office of Disability Services, Texas State Breast Cancer Survivor

27. Alumnus Texas State 1979, Pursuing Doctorate in Education at Texas State Uterine Cancer Survivor

28. Graduate Student, Texas State Hodgkin’s Lymphoma Survivor

29. Student Business Services, Texas State Lung Cancer Survivor

30. Alumnus 1973, Texas State Breast Cancer Survivor

32. REMEMBRANCE

33. Wife of former Executive Vice President and Interim President, Texas State Breast Cancer December 22, 1942 ~ March 5, 1989

34. Father of Texas State student, Chelsea Bishop Bladder Cancer September 19, 1959 ~ August 29, 2007

35. Wife of Finance and Economics Professor, Texas State Lung Cancer July 12, 1941 ~ August 13, 2008

36. Mother of Katie Marshall, Coordinator of Operations, LBJ Student Center, Texas State Breast Cancer December 8, 1945- October 20, 2005

37. Instructor, Department of Theater and Dance, Texas State Breast Cancer April 22, 1957- October 22, 2004

38. Student, Alpha XI Delta Sorority, Texas State Cancer linked to a disease called Neurofibromatosis July 27, 1989- January 27, 2010

39. Wife of Special Assistant to the President, Texas State Breast Cancer September 20, 1944- January 23, 1990

40. Student Learning Assistance Center, Texas State Breast Cancer January 25, 1952- September 8, 2006

41. Alumnus 1968, Texas State Prostate Cancer July 15, 1944 - August 13, 2010

42. Director, University Police Department, Texas State Pancreatic Cancer December 16, 1941- April 8, 2003

43. Alumnus 1976 and 1981, Texas State Renal Cancer October 20, 1949- May 26, 2006

44. Student Development Specialist II, Texas State Pancreatic and Liver Cancers February 7, 1962- February 25, 2010

45. Alumnus 2000, Texas State Ovarian Cancer December 24, 1969- April 7, 2007

46. CAMCO – Honorary Chairperson Leukemia - April 5, 2011

47. Mother of Texas State student, Alexandra Stiler Breast Cancer April 30, 1956 - January 2, 2011

48. Head Coach, Football, Texas State, 1979-1982 Brain Cancer April 28, 1937- August 26, 2003

49. President, Texas State, 1989-2002 Prostate Cancer April 27, 1936 - January 16, 2004

50. For those who have gone before us We Thank You for your life. Your memory remains While your pain is released. We are blessed to have known you And you will always be loved. Together we promise to continue your fight So others will not suffer as you did. We vow to make cancer a thing of the past As we spread awareness with you in our hearts.