Over the past 11 years we have lost these great women to ovarian cancer.
Salley Aguilar
Altagracia Arroya
Nancy Arslain
Robin Babbini
Mary Bail
Jan Beightoe
Isabella Belance
Dorris Block
Bonnie Bogart
Dorothy Bogartz
Barbara Bolles
Mickey Boyle
Carolyn Brewster
Hongja Choi
Liz Condit
Margaret Connolly
Jeanne Dagenais
Brenda Daitch
Charlotte Dani
Eileen Patricia Finnegan
Jackie Frank
Carole Frederick
Stacey Frederick
Mae Frye
Ellen Garinger
Carilyn Gilbert
Francis Heihaman
Beverly Heller
Evelyn Ruth Igdaloff
Bernie Jordan
Rayna Kanter
Regina Kanter
Susan Kelly
Nellie Roberta Koslowski
Melissa Kravetz
Mary Lococo
Nancy Ludwig
Sue Marshall
Serena McCallum
Jeanne McCarthy-Cothran
Virginia Ortiz Medina
Shana Miguel
Leonora Mulholand
Dr Sherri Ann Misrac
Deanne Smith Myers
Gladys Pappalardo
Lola Penso
Gloria Peterman
Stephany Przyborowsky
Patty Romero
Shirlee Rose
Cynthia Ann Ruiz
Karen Schroeder
Roberta Schuken
Jean Sciarabba
Jo Ann Scott
Linda Shaft
Julie Lawrence Silvestri
Pat Simon
Carol Spiegel
Aileen Staples
Lynn Sloan Stewart
Bette Trump
Sue Weiland
Susan Welch
Coleen White
Lois Wilkerson
Liz Wohl
(click to enlarge)
Robin A. Babbini
Robin A. Babbini was born on May 21st, 1986 in Los Angeles, CA. After completing her elementary education at Pilgrim School, She attended Pacific Hills High School where she was President of the Student Body, Homecoming Queen and Captain of the Cheerleading Squad. At age 17, she was diagnosed with Ovarian Cancer, followed by a Hysterectomy and Chemotherapy for six months. After graduating from high school with honors, she attended UC Santa Barbara where she pledged Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority and volunteered as co-captain for the American Cancer Society’s, The Relay for Life. Unfortunately, only six months after completing chemotherapy, the cancer reoccurred. She continued her courses, but after a valiant battle, the cancer took her dynamic life on June 29th, 2006 at the age of 20.
Serena McCallum
A talented photographer. These are just a few images from her outstanding Portfolio. If you click here, you will be directed to her website, where you can view more of her work and read more about her as well.
