I recently was informed that I am to honored with the 2014 Harry Pinchot Award from the Prostate Cancer Research Institute. The award recognizes outstanding dedication and support to the prostate cancer community. I am pleased and flattered to be one of this year’s receptients.
I have been told that one reason I have received this award is because of the overwhelming support that many of my blog readers demonstrated in support of my nomination. I wanted to take this opportunity to thank all of you who actively supported my nomination.
The award will be formally presented to me in Los Angeles on Saturday, September 6th at the Gala Ball during the upcoming PCRI patient conference.
I want to thank all of you for supporting me in my efforts and more importantly for continuing to support each other as we go on this journey together.
I have written a very special “call to action” as a brief acceptance speech and I will publish it on the blog after the 6th.
Again, thank you for your support.
Joel
Joel
A well deserved recognition for the massive contribution you have made.
Congratulations!
Jim
Congratulations Joel. You have bee a Godsend to me and to countless others in the Advanced PC community.
Will be there to celebrate with you and Wendy at the big dinner on Saturday night. Safe travels and will see you in LA
Once again, congratulations. So very, very well deserved.
Jim Foley
Congratulations Joel. You have been a Godsend to me and to countless others in the Advanced PC community.
Will be there to celebrate with you and Wendy at the big dinner on Saturday night. Safe travels and will see you in LA
Once again, congratulations. So very, very well deserved.
Jim Foley
Joel- well deserved. Congrats to you. Hope to see you in LA!
Thank you – Joel
Thanks Jim, Looking forward to seeing you in LA – JOel
Thank you Jim. I would like to meet you if you are ever in NYC – Joel
Just came from the PCRI awards dinner and wanted to say “Kudos” for an inspiring acceptance speech. You ended with Lily Tomlin’s quote: “I said “Somebody should do something about this.” then I realized–I am ‘somebody’.” That hit home for me, and I think with others in the room. We have to take control of educating ourselves and each other about prostate cancer and not wait for “somebody” else to do it.
A well deserved recognition. Jim
Thank you so much – Joel