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I am participating in the 2013 Sacramento Undy 5000 Saturday, March 2, at William Land Park in memory of my big brother, Robert Scrivens.

Those who knew Robert would say he was a goofball who would do anything to get a laugh out of you, and he was good at it.He was a big part of our family and he loved everyone in it.He loved anything to do with sports and was the biggest Pittsburgh Steelers fan ever.

Robert was diagnosed with stage 4 Colon Cancer at the young age of 39 and lost his battle Nov.17, 2008 at age 42. At the time he left behind 7 kids and three grandkids.

I was lucky to have him as a big brother as he was always there for me when I needed him and always wanted to have me around from the time I was born all the way to his final moments. Because of Robert I educated myself about Colon Cancer so that I can spread awareness of the disease even after was gone. I proudly stand and live by a statement that I told Robert before he passed, " You are not doing this alone."     

Please support my involvement in the Undy 5000 with a tax-deductible donation. Your support will help us prevent colorectal cancer and save lives.

For more information on the Undy 5000, please visit www.Undy5000.org or the Colon Cancer Alliance's website at www.CCAlliance.org.

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