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Tunnell Cancer Center Annual Report 2010–2011
  • Pack

    Courtney McWilliams

    Courtney recalled the warmth and caring environment of Tunnell Cancer Center. "They treat you like a guest. And, there are good huggers there, too..."
    Read Courtney's story

  • Lock

    Johnese Spencer

    Johnese always has been a person who helps others. But the unexpected happened: She was diagnosed with breast cancer.
    Read Johnese's story

  • Vercoe

    Pat Staby

    Pat found it comforting to turn to oncology nurse Suzanne Vazzano when she began her chemotherapy sessions. It made the treatment a little easier and added to the warm, family environment she had discovered at Tunnell.
    Read Pat's story

  • Rodgville

    Jerry Sklar and Harvey Rodgville

    Jerry Sklar has a contagious sense of humor and shares a positive attitude with friend Harvey Rodgville that help them both through difficult times.
    Read Jerry's and Harvey's story

  • William Lecates

    William Lecates

    When Delaware Hall of Famer Bill Lecates began his radiation treatments at Tunnell Cancer Center, he discovered a fellow softball enthusiast.
    Read Bill's story

  • Corsey

    John Corsey

    Whether it's the Phillies or the Eagles, John Corsey is cheering for them... along with oncology nurse Deb Crowell. They share smiles and the same energy that surrounds a winning play.
    Read John's story

  • McFarland

    William McFarland

    Multiple Myeloma Survivor

    William visits Tunnell Cancer Center for multiple myeloma treatments. He finds the friendly, caring conversations with nurses like Kathy Dillon help to " make my treatments go quickly."
    Read William's story

  • Walters-Clark

    Keni-Joy Walters-Clark

    Keni-Joy Walters-Clark and oncology nurse Lori Koyanagi, RN, OCN, can officially be described as Corvette owners and enthusiasts. It has " lifted my spirits to share our stories," says Keni-Joy.
    Read Keni-Joy's story

  • Loving and Hobbs

    JoAnne Loving and Susan Hobbs

    JoAnne Loving and Susan Hobbs find photographing and writing about ordinary scenes in everyday life helps them develop self awareness and hope.
    Read JoAnne's and Susan's story

  • Wright

    Daisey Mae Wright

    "Women listen to me because they know what I am talking about because I’ve had breast cancer," says Daisey Mae.
    Read Daisey's story

  • Roessler

    Laura Roessler

    It was her joy of running that gave Laura Roessler something personal to share with Clare Wilson, RN, MS, Cancer Care Coordinator.
    Read Laura's story

  • Bratten and Beckett

    Georgiana Bratten and Laura Beckett

    Georgiana and Laura share a belief that prayer and hope will help them through their cancer experience.
    Read Georgiana's and Laura's story