Dylan Crane was only diagnosed 9 months when he gained his
Angel wings. In that short time he set out to "change the world".
He did this with a documentary he himself produced , filmed ,
directed and edited on his home video camera. He documented his
entire treatment plan and always had a brave face and smile for the
camera. With his film he hoped to teach the world about childhood
cancer. His film earned him several awards and the admiration of
many. His story and video work with a local news team earned him
two EMMYS from the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences.
He has a memorial web site where you can see his lifes work,
www.dylancrane.com
Dylan was a very special young man and he has left the world
forever changed.
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