I shaved to raise money for childhood cancer research
Well, this is the 2nd year I'm shaving my head to help raise money for childrens cancer. Last year was wonderful I raised double what I wanted to raise. This year I'm hoping I can raise at least what I raised last year but would love to raise more. This year it's even more special as I get to do this in the memory of a very special little boy. I'm shaving my head and raising money this year in memory of King Julian Avery (that is what he liked his family to call him). Julian was diagnosed in March 2007 with Medulloblastoma (aggressive cancerous brain tumor). Julian fought a long hard battle and is now flying high with the angels. After all the support we received in the last year for Peyton's heart surgery, Monica (my wife) and myself could not figure out what we could do to support Julian's family until I started to think about St. Baldricks coming up. I'm so honored to do this in Julian's memory. Although we never met Julian he will be forever in our families heart. A few things you should know about Julian he loved his family, he had 3 brothers, his favorite color was yellow, he was only 4 1/2 when he died. His favorite saying was, "As long as you keep God in your heart, He will keep you in his". Won't you please support me in keeping Julian's memory alive. Thanks! Bryan
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