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Schoharie County New York
The winners of the first annual Marathon for a Better Life pickle ball tournament were Cody Robinson-Bullock and Rich Vanderveen. Special recognition needs to paid to Pete Lindemann who chaired and organized the tournament.
From left to right… Cody Robinson-Bullock, Bruce Tryon-board member of MFABL, Pete Lindemann organizer of the tournament and Rich Vanderveen.
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Thank you to the Schoharie County Community for making our 2023 event a great success!
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2023 Marathon for a Better Life June Event
Congratulation to EA Shaw on winning the Gravely Zero Turn mower. Steve Chaisson, VP of MFABL, presents and shakes EA’s hand while Josh Martin from Pangman Outdoor Power looks on.
Tha Marathon again thanks Pangman Outdoor Power for donating at cost the mower. They are true friends of the Marathon!!
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What we do
The Marathon for a Better Life, Inc. seeks to provide relief and support to distressed Schoharie County residents currently fighting cancer; encourages community solidarity between those who are fighting cancer, those who have fought cancer, and their families, friends, and neighbors; promotes human dignity; and, empowers local residents currently fighting cancer through providing them with financial assistance and other necessary resources to better enable them to overcome personal obstacles, pay for medical treatments and expenses, triumph over cancer, and fight for a better life. |
Who we help
The Marathon for a Better Life started in 1996 in response to a need to assist patients in Schoharie County in their fight against cancer. Since we started this organization has helped over 1600 people of all ages who have been battling cancer by giving financial assistance to help with the bills that weigh heavily on the patient's mind. The Marathon cannot pay all bills incurred by cancer patients and their family, but we can be of assistance in trying to alleviate some of the pressure of unpaid bills, whether they be medical or otherwise. The Marathon Committee feels that the cancer patient should decide what bills should be paid. With that in mind the money is sent directly to the cancer patient. |
Cheryl "Cherie" L. Stevens SEPTEMBER 9, 1952 ~ JUNE 16, 2018 (AGE 65)
To say Cherie touched the lives of so many is an understatement. She was the ultimate volunteer and meant so much to so many and she will be missed by all. It brings us some comfort in knowing that Cherie has been reunited with her mom in heaven.
To say Cherie touched the lives of so many is an understatement. She was the ultimate volunteer and meant so much to so many and she will be missed by all. It brings us some comfort in knowing that Cherie has been reunited with her mom in heaven.
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Marathon For A Better Life
PO Box 268 Warnerville, NY 12187 Phone (518)291-9238 marathon@marathonforabetterlife.org |
