Re: Australia Day - 26th January 2011

[Guest guest]

Although I consider myself well educated I'm afraid that I'm not that up on

Australian civics... all that aside... WOW! Congratulations, those are some

impressive accomplishments.

Troxel

Dx 2/10/2003

On Wed, Jan 26, 2011 at 6:04 AM, Sue <hollie@...> wrote:

>

>

> Hi All

>

> Today in Australia nationally - Australia Day is celebrated.

>

> This is a great honour and I thought I would share

>

> I was presented with being the winner of the Premiers Award for Active

> Citizenship 2011

>

> Sue Hurt won the City of Swan - Premier's Australia Day Active Citizenship

> Award for 2011

>

> Sue Hurt would like to say thank you for not only being nominated; being a

> finalist but being the

>

> Winning Recipient of the Premiers Active Citizenship Award for 2011.

>

> This award is just as much the communities Award as my own.

>

> The reasons for nomination were three fold.

>

> a.. My active participation as Secretary of a community group and

> highlighting to the community awareness of issues via a Ratepayers

> Association Inc.

> b.. My community network, with the ethos and logo of " Working for the

> community to success outcomes " .

> Leukaemia Foundation

>

> For the active committment of raising awareness in the general community,

> fund raising for critical medical research on behalf and in support of the

> Leukaemia Foundation. Sue was also named an Ambassador for the Foundations'

> Light the Night and raising awareness through fund raising via her community

> soup kitchen and being the Light the Night Campaigns highest WA individual

> fund raiser for 2009 and 2010.

>

> The Western Australian Premier, Hon Colin Barnett presented the Premiers

> Citizenship Award 2011 at the Australia Day Awards to Sue Hurt

>

> Sue gave an acceptance speech to politicians for the 3 tiers of government

> being the WA Premier, Federal Elected Representatives, State

> Representatives, Mayors, Councillors, City and Shire CEO's; Business and

> Community Leaders on the need for both Federal and State Governments to

> manage their budgets and dig deep for more monies for critical medical

> research into cancers especially stem cell research; finding cures for

> leukaemia, lymphoma and myeloma and related blood conditions. To also give

> monies to universities for more graduate placements for post graduate

> studies for Haematologists and much needed haematologist nurses.

>

> A number of Federal and State Representatives spoke to Sue after the Awards

> and agreed with her position on more funding.

>

> I am Very humbled and honoured to receive the Premiers Award and to

> highlight funding for critical medical research in Western Australia

>

> ----------------------------------------------------------

>

> Had a great day, met so many people, feet are tired from new shoes and

> being frocked up ( meaning new dress).

>

> Note: Virginia Garner from Team in Training and her husband have also

> raised hundreds and thousands of dollars for critical medical research while

> she has lived in the shadow of CML. Virginia was my original fund raising

> inspiration, and I thought if Virginia can do this, so can I.

> I salute you Virginia. I have had a blast and now awards such as being the

> Light the Night White Balloon Ambassador and lead the way on the Walk of

> Light the Night

> and now a Premiers Citizenship Award for fund raising for the Leukaemia

> Foundation.

>

> I would also like to thank you all for your continual support. Mind you I

> am still in my infancy of living with CML - August 2011 it will be 4 years.

>

> Keep Well All

>

> Sue

> #1197

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[Guest guest]

Yes. Very impressive to have you in our group! Wow!

Sent via mobile phone.  Please excuse brevity and grammar.

Tom Ratzlaff

Centennial insurance Agency

Re: [ ] Australia Day - 26th January 2011

Although I consider myself well educated I'm afraid that I'm not that up on

Australian civics... all that aside... WOW! Congratulations, those are some

impressive accomplishments.

Troxel

Dx 2/10/2003

On Wed, Jan 26, 2011 at 6:04 AM, Sue <hollie@...> wrote:

>

>

> Hi All

>

> Today in Australia nationally - Australia Day is celebrated.

>

> This is a great honour and I thought I would share

>

> I was presented with being the winner of the Premiers Award for Active

> Citizenship 2011

>

> Sue Hurt won the City of Swan - Premier's Australia Day Active Citizenship

> Award for 2011

>

> Sue Hurt would like to say thank you for not only being nominated; being a

> finalist but being the

>

> Winning Recipient of the Premiers Active Citizenship Award for 2011.

>

> This award is just as much the communities Award as my own.

>

> The reasons for nomination were three fold.

>

> a.. My active participation as Secretary of a community group and

> highlighting to the community awareness of issues via a Ratepayers

> Association Inc.

> b.. My community network, with the ethos and logo of " Working for the

> community to success outcomes " .

> Leukaemia Foundation

>

> For the active committment of raising awareness in the general community,

> fund raising for critical medical research on behalf and in support of the

> Leukaemia Foundation. Sue was also named an Ambassador for the Foundations'

> Light the Night and raising awareness through fund raising via her community

> soup kitchen and being the Light the Night Campaigns highest WA individual

> fund raiser for 2009 and 2010.

>

> The Western Australian Premier, Hon Colin Barnett presented the Premiers

> Citizenship Award 2011 at the Australia Day Awards to Sue Hurt

>

> Sue gave an acceptance speech to politicians for the 3 tiers of government

> being the WA Premier, Federal Elected Representatives, State

> Representatives, Mayors, Councillors, City and Shire CEO's; Business and

> Community Leaders on the need for both Federal and State Governments to

> manage their budgets and dig deep for more monies for critical medical

> research into cancers especially stem cell research; finding cures for

> leukaemia, lymphoma and myeloma and related blood conditions. To also give

> monies to universities for more graduate placements for post graduate

> studies for Haematologists and much needed haematologist nurses.

>

> A number of Federal and State Representatives spoke to Sue after the Awards

> and agreed with her position on more funding.

>

> I am Very humbled and honoured to receive the Premiers Award and to

> highlight funding for critical medical research in Western Australia

>

> ----------------------------------------------------------

>

> Had a great day, met so many people, feet are tired from new shoes and

> being frocked up ( meaning new dress).

>

> Note: Virginia Garner from Team in Training and her husband have also

> raised hundreds and thousands of dollars for critical medical research while

> she has lived in the shadow of CML. Virginia was my original fund raising

> inspiration, and I thought if Virginia can do this, so can I.

> I salute you Virginia. I have had a blast and now awards such as being the

> Light the Night White Balloon Ambassador and lead the way on the Walk of

> Light the Night

> and now a Premiers Citizenship Award for fund raising for the Leukaemia

> Foundation.

>

> I would also like to thank you all for your continual support. Mind you I

> am still in my infancy of living with CML - August 2011 it will be 4 years.

>

> Keep Well All

>

> Sue

> #1197

>

> __________ Information from ESET NOD32 Antivirus, version of virus

> signature database 5820 (20110126) __________

>

> The message was checked by ESET NOD32 Antivirus.

>

> http://www.eset.com

>

>

[Guest guest]

I heartily agree and Sue has been a wonderful ambassador for not only the local

area she lives in, but also for the fabulous work she has been doing for the

Leukaemia Foundation in Australia. She is a wonderful role model for us all.

Cheers a proud Aussie

From: Troxel <richard.troxel@...>

Cc:

Sent: Thursday, 27 January 2011 3:31 PM

Subject: Re: [ ] Australia Day - 26th January 2011

Although I consider myself well educated I'm afraid that I'm not that up on

Australian civics... all that aside... WOW! Congratulations, those are some

impressive accomplishments.

Troxel

Dx 2/10/2003

On Wed, Jan 26, 2011 at 6:04 AM, Sue <hollie@...> wrote:

>

>

> Hi All

>

> Today in Australia nationally - Australia Day is celebrated.

>

> This is a great honour and I thought I would share

>

> I was presented with being the winner of the Premiers Award for Active

> Citizenship 2011

>

> Sue Hurt won the City of Swan - Premier's Australia Day Active Citizenship

> Award for 2011

>

> Sue Hurt would like to say thank you for not only being nominated; being a

> finalist but being the

>

> Winning Recipient of the Premiers Active Citizenship Award for 2011.

>

> This award is just as much the communities Award as my own.

>

> The reasons for nomination were three fold.

>

> a.. My active participation as Secretary of a community group and

> highlighting to the community awareness of issues via a Ratepayers

> Association Inc.

> b.. My community network, with the ethos and logo of " Working for the

> community to success outcomes " .

> Leukaemia Foundation

>

> For the active committment of raising awareness in the general community,

> fund raising for critical medical research on behalf and in support of the

> Leukaemia Foundation. Sue was also named an Ambassador for the Foundations'

> Light the Night and raising awareness through fund raising via her community

> soup kitchen and being the Light the Night Campaigns highest WA individual

> fund raiser for 2009 and 2010.

>

> The Western Australian Premier, Hon Colin Barnett presented the Premiers

> Citizenship Award 2011 at the Australia Day Awards to Sue Hurt

>

> Sue gave an acceptance speech to politicians for the 3 tiers of government

> being the WA Premier, Federal Elected Representatives, State

> Representatives, Mayors, Councillors, City and Shire CEO's; Business and

> Community Leaders on the need for both Federal and State Governments to

> manage their budgets and dig deep for more monies for critical medical

> research into cancers especially stem cell research; finding cures for

> leukaemia, lymphoma and myeloma and related blood conditions. To also give

> monies to universities for more graduate placements for post graduate

> studies for Haematologists and much needed haematologist nurses.

>

> A number of Federal and State Representatives spoke to Sue after the Awards

> and agreed with her position on more funding.

>

> I am Very humbled and honoured to receive the Premiers Award and to

> highlight funding for critical medical research in Western Australia

>

> ----------------------------------------------------------

>

> Had a great day, met so many people, feet are tired from new shoes and

> being frocked up ( meaning new dress).

>

> Note: Virginia Garner from Team in Training and her husband have also

> raised hundreds and thousands of dollars for critical medical research while

> she has lived in the shadow of CML. Virginia was my original fund raising

> inspiration, and I thought if Virginia can do this, so can I.

> I salute you Virginia. I have had a blast and now awards such as being the

> Light the Night White Balloon Ambassador and lead the way on the Walk of

> Light the Night

> and now a Premiers Citizenship Award for fund raising for the Leukaemia

> Foundation.

>

> I would also like to thank you all for your continual support. Mind you I

> am still in my infancy of living with CML - August 2011 it will be 4 years.

>

> Keep Well All

>

> Sue

> #1197

>

> __________ Information from ESET NOD32 Antivirus, version of virus

> signature database 5820 (20110126) __________

>

> The message was checked by ESET NOD32 Antivirus.

>

> http://www.eset.com

>

>

[Guest guest]

Sue, my " twinnie " (we were diagnosed on the same day in August, although years

apart) heartfelt gratitude and hardy congratulations to you from me. No one

deserves this more than you! I am so glad people recognized your hard work,

dedication and determination. I am in awe of what you've accomplished!

Your kind words humble me, Sue. My fundraising is the only way I know to feel

like I'm doing something for all of us in the face of the evil cancer monster.

We are all so lucky that many people who came before us did the same and that

Druker's research was funded by those grants from the Leukemia & Lymphoma

Society! Look at the chain of miracles it began--Gleevec, Tasigna, Sprycel,

ponitunab--and who knows maybe a cure soon. I just want to be a part of another

miracle and this is the only way I know how. One step at a time, we will get to

another miracle.

Thank you, Sue, for being involved and caring. I will always be a leader in your

cheering section!

Virginia

dx 1997

Gleevec phase 1 trial 1999--12 years on Gleevec this coming April!