I am excited and honored to lead this committee of young professionals supporting such a great institution. I have seen firsthand the support, care, and innovation in the treatment of my loved ones at Roswell Park. We are energized by our ability to improve patient outcomes and support crucial research efforts in the fight against cancer.
Who knew a six-letter word could have so much power? When our Grandfather got sick, Roswell was our first call. I will never forget the kindness, comfort, and overall warmth that was provided to him during his numerous treatments and surgeries. Everyone inside the hospital walls – the staff, the nurses, and of course the brilliant doctors are exceptional. Roswell gave our Poppie six-plus years of life, and we’ll be forever grateful for those extra years we had together. We are proud founding members of the Future of Roswell Society, and we stand FOR a world that will one day be without cancer.
As a native Western New Yorker, I can confidently say that there are few places more important to the area than Roswell Park. I’ve watched countless family members and friends receive exceptional care and cutting-edge treatments, which would not be possible without the support of our local community. It’s both an honor and a privilege to be a member of the Future of Roswell Society, to help ensure a long an enduring future for extraordinary cancer care in our backyard and beyond.
Many of us have seen firsthand what cancer can do to a loved one. In a world full of so many uncertainties, it is a true honor to serve on the FOR committee which fundraises for those individuals searching for both answers and cancer cures. Growing up, I often heard the saying, as I am sure many others did as well, “it takes a village”; this committee and the FOR Society are a team, that village, constantly fighting so that hopefully one day when asked the question “how has cancer impacted your life” we can all answer with confidence that although cancer may have impacted our pasts, it will never negatively impact our futures, our children’s futures or our loved ones ever again.
There are few institutions more profound to WNY than Roswell, if any. As a WNY native I'm grateful for the opportunity to integrate advocacy for Roswell into my everyday life. The Future of Roswell's transparency with the latest technology and data effectively imparts the importance of the institution to the younger generation. I'm honored to contribute to the FOR society and am excited to work together to make an impact on the community.
I used to help my mom Jennifer Bronstein with Paintbox Project and I was always in awe of the amazing work that came out of that program and the positive affects it had on children with cancer. Their smiles and pure joy over the art projects made it so clear to me how important cancer research is and how crucial it is that we help organizations like Roswell Park Cancer Institute continue to be a leader in cancer research, not only for the children affected but for everyone. When I was in college I lost someone incredibly special to me to a long battle with cancer and Roswell was a saving grace for her for so many years. I believe that when we work together in cancer research we can accomplish great things and that is why the Future of Roswell Society is so important to me.
Marisa Faitelson is the daughter of a cancer-survivor and gives to FOR to make sure daughters whose mothers are treated at Roswell have their own moms around for years to come. Growing up in Buffalo, Marisa learned that there is nothing that Buffalonians can’t accomplish when they work together, even curing cancer.
I am humbled to be able to participate as an active member of the "Future of Roswell Society", and to ensure that generations to come have the resources available to them offered by Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center. The legacy of “One Buffalo” prevails through sickness and in health by providing state of the art care to our loved ones and through our generous community.
I don’t know anyone who has not been impacted, either directly or indirectly, by cancer. I was born and raised in Western New York, and I have seen firsthand the incredible work that is done at Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center. It is an honor to be part of the Future of Roswell Society and to work alongside so many talented young professionals for the betterment of our community.
I am honored to serve on FOR Society’s inaugural committee. I was born and raised in Buffalo where I attended Canisius College and UB Law School. I now work as an attorney at Gross Shuman, P.C. where I focus on estate planning and administration. I first became involved with Roswell Park over a decade ago when a family member invited me to bike at the Ride for Roswell. I have continued to ride every year and am proud to now captain my firm’s team. Over the years I have come to learn about Roswell Park’s many state of the art patient care programs and cutting edge research. Roswell Park accompanies patients, families, and caregivers during their cancer battles to give them hope for a cure and for a future. FOR Society’s mission is inspiring and I hope that you will consider joining us to support research and patient care at Roswell Park.
Cancer has impacted my life in many ways. I have seen first-hand how cancer can interrupt life, not only for the individuals that are battling against it, but also for the families and friends supporting them in that fight. Research and therapy options continue to grow rapidly and I have joined FOR in support of Roswell Park and their initiatives to continue their exceptional work in providing best in care treatment.
Cancer has touched me both, directly and indirectly, the later part of my adult years, I have acted as a caretaker to individuals I love who were diagnosed with cancer, and have seen first-hand pediatric patients fight this horrible disease. Having lived around the world and currently based in Denver my ties will always be to WNY, thus joining FOR, Roswell treated my Mom and many others I know and the best way we as a community can fight back is to raise awareness, support research initiatives and keep the "city of good neighbors" alive by coming together.
I am thrilled to expand my support of Roswell Park through the Future of Roswell Society. It's an exciting opportunity to leverage the enthusiasm and exuberance of Buffalo's thriving community of young professionals in support of such a wonderful organization. Roswell Park has served our communities and our loved ones through the most difficult times and I'm privileged to help Roswell to continue to do so now and in the days ahead.
I’ve always admired the amazing work that Roswell does. I’ve seen firsthand through the treatment of family members how innovative and supportive everyone at Roswell is and I’m excited to be part of such a great community.
I am a community minded person who believes that you 'reap what you sow'. I have been an active supporter of many causes in my short lifetime. Cancer is a word we all hate, but we all confront, one way or another. My first involvement with cancer awareness was chairing a committee at my university. We raised over $10 million dollars my senior year. Now I am focused on the Western New York community, and am eager to give my time, energy and passion to raise awareness for treatment of Cancer. What better place to start than Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center!
I am proud to be part of the ‘Future of Roswell’ Society’. Having this special opportunity to support the incredible work at Roswell Park means so much to me and all those in my life fighting cancer. Every little bit counts and I encourage you to become part of FOR and support Roswell Park in their quest to end cancer!
As a native Western New Yorker, I can confidently say that there are few places more important to the area than Roswell Park. I’ve watched countless family members and friends receive exceptional care and cutting-edge treatments, which would not be possible without the support of our local community. It’s both an honor and a privilege to be a member of the Future of Roswell Society, to help ensure a long an enduring future for extraordinary cancer care in our backyard and beyond.
Many of us have seen firsthand what cancer can do to a loved one. In a world full of so many uncertainties, it is a true honor to serve on the FOR committee which fundraises for those individuals searching for both answers and cancer cures. Growing up, I often heard the saying, as I am sure many others did as well, “it takes a village”; this committee and the FOR Society are a team, that village, constantly fighting so that hopefully one day when asked the question “how has cancer impacted your life” we can all answer with confidence that although cancer may have impacted our pasts, it will never negatively impact our futures, our children’s futures or our loved ones ever again.
There are few institutions more profound to WNY than Roswell, if any. As a WNY native I'm grateful for the opportunity to integrate advocacy for Roswell into my everyday life. The Future of Roswell's transparency with the latest technology and data effectively imparts the importance of the institution to the younger generation. I'm honored to contribute to the FOR society and am excited to work together to make an impact on the community.
I use to help my mom Jennifer Bronstein with Paintbox Project and I was always in awe of the amazing work that came out of that program and the positive affects it had on children with cancer. Their smiles and pure joy over the art projects made it so clear to me how important cancer research is and how crucial it is that we help organizations like Roswell Park Cancer Institute continue to be a leader in cancer research, not only for the children affected but for everyone. When I was in college I lost someone incredibly special to me to a long battle with cancer and Roswell was a saving grace for her for so many years. I believe that when we work together in cancer research we can accomplish great things and that is why the Future of Roswell Society is so important to me.
Marisa Faitelson is the daughter of a cancer-survivor and gives to FOR to make sure daughters whose mothers are treated at Roswell have their own moms around for years to come. Growing up in Buffalo, Marisa learned that there is nothing that Buffalonians can’t accomplish when they work together, even curing cancer.
I am humbled to be able to participate as an active member of the "Future of Roswell Society", and to ensure that generations to come have the resources available to them offered by Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center. The legacy of “One Buffalo” prevails through sickness and in health by providing state of the art care to our loved ones and through our generous community.
I don’t know anyone who has not been impacted, either directly or indirectly, by cancer. I was born and raised in Western New York, and I have seen firsthand the incredible work that is done at Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center. It is an honor to be part of the Future of Roswell Society and to work alongside so many talented young professionals for the betterment of our community.
I am honored to serve on FOR Society’s inaugural committee. I was born and raised in Buffalo where I attended Canisius College and UB Law School. I now work as an attorney at Gross Shuman, P.C. where I focus on estate planning and administration. I first became involved with Roswell Park over a decade ago when a family member invited me to bike at the Ride for Roswell. I have continued to ride every year and am proud to now captain my firm’s team. Over the years I have come to learn about Roswell Park’s many state of the art patient care programs and cutting edge research. Roswell Park accompanies patients, families, and caregivers during their cancer battles to give them hope for a cure and for a future. FOR Society’s mission is inspiring and I hope that you will consider joining us to support research and patient care at Roswell Park.
Cancer has impacted my life in many ways. I have seen first-hand how cancer can interrupt life, not only for the individuals that are battling against it, but also for the families and friends supporting them in that fight. Research and therapy options continue to grow rapidly and I have joined FOR in support of Roswell Park and their initiatives to continue their exceptional work in providing best in care treatment.
Cancer has touched me both, directly and indirectly, the later part of my adult years, I have acted as a caretaker to individuals I love who were diagnosed with cancer, and have seen first-hand pediatric patients fight this horrible disease. Having lived around the world and currently based in Denver my ties will always be to WNY, thus joining FOR, Roswell treated my Mom and many others I know and the best way we as a community can fight back is to raise awareness, support research initiatives and keep the "city of good neighbors" alive by coming together.
I am a community minded person who believes that you 'reap what you sow'. I have been an active supporter of many causes in my short lifetime. Cancer is a word we all hate, but we all confront, one way or another. My first involvement with cancer awareness was chairing a committee at my university. We raised over $10 million dollars my senior year. Now I am focused on the Western New York community, and am eager to give my time, energy and passion to raise awareness for treatment of Cancer. What better place to start than Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center!
I am thrilled to expand my support of Roswell Park through the Future of Roswell Society. It's an exciting opportunity to leverage the enthusiasm and exuberance of Buffalo's thriving community of young professionals in support of such a wonderful organization. Roswell Park has served our communities and our loved ones through the most difficult times and I'm privileged to help Roswell to continue to do so now and in the days ahead.
I am proud to be part of the ‘Future of Roswell’ Society’. Having this special opportunity to support the incredible work at Roswell Park means so much to me and all those in my life fighting cancer. Every little bit counts and I encourage you to become part of FOR and support Roswell Park in their quest to end cancer!
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