Charlene is a Nurse Navigator at the John Marsh Cancer Center. Her role is to guide patients throughout their treatments and she is the liaison between the doctors and patients.  She goes above and beyond in her position to check on patients, responding quickly to any questions, and even serves as a shoulder to cry on for those patients encountering their most difficult days.

Lou Scally donated his time to serve as the Emcee for the Grand Sunday Brunch for many years, if not every year that it was in existence. The event would also be promoted on his radio and TV stations. In addition, he was the emcee for the opening ceremonies of the annual Relay for Life event held in Washington county for countless years. At most of the annual events, Lou would also coordinate live on-air coverage of the event on WHAG-TV. This enabled our event, as well as the American Cancer Society, to spread the mission and get the information out about the many programs in support of patients and their families in the TV viewing area.