6/12/09 - Pictures from the PCCF Golf Event hosted in early June in Cleveland, OH. have been posted.

5/31/09 - Pictures from the Golf Outing, hosted on May 18th, 2009 have been posted.

5/18/09 - The Patrick Comer Courage Foundation is proud to name its most recent grant recipient, Greg Fingar.

4/21/09 - Pictures from the 2nd Annual Benefit Auction & Concert, hosted on April 18th at the Baltimore Museum of Industry, have been posted.

4/19/09 - Pictures from the Sainte Rock Fundraiser, hosted on March 14th in Hermosa Beach, CA, have been posted.

3/23/09 - Pictures from the 1st Annual Patrick Comer Challenge Cup, hosted on February 21st at Wachusett Mountain, MA, have been posted.

Action photos of participants are now included.

3/9/09 - Pictures from the New York City Happy Hour Fundraiser, hosted on March 4th, have been posted.

2/13/09 - Patrick Comer knew that he wanted to be a Pioneer at an early age. When he was in the 8th grade he said to his Dad, “I want to go to Saint John’s High School.”

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2/8/09 - The Patrick Comer Courage Foundation has selected Michele Franchi as a 2009 Grant Recipient. Read Michele's story here.

1/29/09 - Clinical trials play a crucial role in advancing cutting edge therapy for pancreatic cancer patients...

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1/06/09 - On Tuesday, January 6, 2009, 40 benefactors joined 18 students for the annual PCCF scholarship luncheon...

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11/13/08 - Via the Holden Landmark: Former Princeton resident Patrick J. Comer died on March 9 from pancreatic cancer. His friends, co-workers and family wanted to do something in his memory that would honor Patrick’s legacy – his courage, his compassion and willingness to help others. Comer was diagnosed with the disease in January 2006 at the age of 33. Throughout his 27-month battle with the disease, Comer displayed a strong spirit and an inordinate amount of courage, never questioning “why me,” instead saying, “Why not me,” said his dad, Jim Comer. Jim and his wife Cheryl live in Princeton.

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10/30/08 - As the Foundation continues to take shape, the PCCF website is evolving as well. Visitors will find the latest information regarding the Foundation's mission, its grant recipients, details regarding future Foundation events, and the ability to make a financial contribution online.

Users will be able to keep up with PCCF news through the Recent News box towards the right, and can interact with Foundation leaders simply by contacting them.

Please return from time to time to learn of the latest PCCF information and how you can assist the Foundation with its mission in the future.

10/29/08 - Photos from the May Patrick Comer Courage Foundation Kickoff have been posted and are available for download for free.

10/24/08 - Via the Worcester Telegram: Cancer. "When you first hear the word, it instills a dreadful fear and for the better or for the worse, it changes you forever. I have heard it twice. My wife has heard it once. My son heard it once.” That was how Jim Comer of Princeton, in a recent interview, described his family’s battles with cancer...

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9/18/08 - The Patrick Comer Courage Foundation has set up a group on FaceBook.com to continue its mission to raise awareness in the fight against pancreatic cancer. The group also serves as an additional way to communicate with Foundation donors and families.

Become a friend of the Patrick Comer Courage Foundation today!

8/1/08 - The Patrick Comer Courage Foundation has selected Peter Ribaudo and his family as its 2008 Grant Recipients. Read Peter's story here.

3/9/08 - Via New York Life Investment Management, Corporate Communications: Recently, MainStay Investments lost a member of the family – Wholesaler Patrick Comer.

Patrick, 36, died peacefully in his home on Sunday, March 9, 2008 after a courageous two-year battle with pancreatic cancerChris Fiacco, director at MainStay Investments, spoke highly of his friend and colleague at the memorial service:

“In my time with Patrick, he was always a man who stood to be counted. He was always a man that left an impact. Simply looking around this room defines the scope of his thumbprint on this world. Pat made a difference. This room can attest to being better people for having known Patrick Comer. I am a better man for having the opportunity to know him.”

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