Guestbook

Your comments are very much appreciated, especially by Jeff and those who are riding with him.  Each day of the ride poses new challenges.  But, every day requires each rider to reach deep down for hidden strength needed to climb the next summit.  Words of encouragement can be an oasis when riding the Loneliest Road in America.

Rick McGurk from Kaysville, UT wrote at 18 June 2011:
I must say that tomorrow morning is one of the reasons I still love cycling. A group of great individuals and people I call friends spending time together working for something greater than themselves. You men amaze me and as I have followed your progress I give thanks for your dedication and perseverance in this noble cause. See you in the morning.
Jill Poll from Centerville, Utah wrote at 15 June 2011:
You guys are kickn' butt on that road ahead and the one you are leaving behind. Don't worry Larry, I will be watching the tomatoes grow while you are out their pumping iron. Good luck to all of you and thanks for the worthy cause you are supporting. You guys are an icon for Cancer Research. Jill
Valena Taylor wrote at 15 June 2011:
You guys are AMAZING!!! What a difference you all are making, I'm so proud of you bro! Keep on keeping on. Pain, what pain? You can rest on Sunday. I'll bring the ice. Love Ya, V
Cindy wrote at 15 June 2011:
I'm enjoying "riding along" with your stories and pictures so keep them coming till I can join you on Sat since we have "Kicked Cancer's Butt!!! Hope the flats are mostly behind everyone and there will be good tailwinds for the rest of the ride ;-)
Lori Kun from HCF wrote at 14 June 2011:
Love you guys! We are so excited for Saturday-- we are couting the days (and Brooke's checking the weather about every 5 minutes). SEE YOU SOON!
Jen Murano wrote at 14 June 2011:
You guys are SO AWESOME!!!!! I Know you are having fun, be safe and we'll see you in Delta!!! The HCF Gals!
Rock Draper wrote at 14 June 2011:
You guys overwhelm me! True heroes in a world in desperate need! Can't wait to see all of you on Saturday.
Ann wrote at 14 June 2011:
Ann - tell Coleman we are thinking of him!!! kati
Ann wrote at 14 June 2011:
Jeff, The influence you have on my husband is overwhelming. Your lead gives him strength to keep peddling! (Each year we hear him mumble"I am going to training in January. I can't keep doing this!") Appreciate your example.
Bryce Crowley wrote at 13 June 2011:
Oh the beginnings of another great adventure! Ride well, be safe and enjoy the scenery along the way. Thanks for doing something about Cancer and for being such great examples for the rest of us! Can't wait for details along the way! Enjoy! Bryce
Mike Petroff wrote at 13 June 2011:
Guys, I'll be with you in spirit this week. I'll see you on Saturday and will be looking forward to hearing some great stories!!! Best of luck and keep the wind at your backs! Best, Mike Petroff

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  • About I Kicked Cancer’s Butt.org

    One week each year, cancer survivor Jeff Warren rides his bike 667-miles from Reno, Nevada, where he was raised, to the front door of the Huntsman Cancer Institute (HCI) in Salt Lake City.

    His vision: To find better tolerated, less toxic treatments for cancer and, ultimately, cures for the more than 150 types of this damnable disease.

    His goal: Raising money for cancer research at HCI. To quote Jeff: "It's all about the Benjamin's, baby!"

    His passion: Kicking cancer's butt!

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