By Jan Osborn Early Fall 2006, Carson Leslie was a 14-year old high-school freshman busy with football, baseball, golf, girls and school when he had time, when one afternoon he told his mom that he was feeling weird. Since...
On Christmas Eve of 2009, when his brain cancer had become terminal and his courageous and public three-year fight against the disease was in its final days, 17-year-old Dallasite Carson Leslie whispered to his mother, Annette. “Mama, make sure...
via Representative Michael McCaul The Golden Toast is a time that I am able to toast those who are the reason we have accomplished so much: the advocates and the pediatric cancer survivors. Together we have made a lot...
It is one of the worst news for any parent to hear – “your child has cancer.” And the unfortunate fact is this devastating disease claims too many children every year. I want to make sure every child has...
A published author, in his book Carry Me Carson wrote in part: “Baseball is deep in my soul. I loved putting on the jersey, the long socks, the pants; the whole uniform. I loved sliding in the dirt, the smell...
The spirit of one fallen Dallas Cowboy was very much alive at the home opener Friday night through these VIP’s (very important patients) from Children’s Health! A few months after being diagnosed with brain cancer, Jerry & Stephen signed...
On March 12, 2015, H.R. No. 734 was adopted by the House. See the official document below… Download PDF
There were celebrities, NFL Legends, a MLB owner, doctors, scientists, nurses, bankers, real estate people, oil people, lots of lawyers but the V.I.P.s were Valerie & Brandal, survivors of the same disease Carson died from. We were SO HONORED...
Jerry’s been true to his word… Part of our mission is …encourage teens in the battle… So, we loaded Premier Transportation Limos full of cancer-fighting-teens & headed to The Cowboy Game & some grabbed selfies with Stephen Jones! =...
