Introduction

Late February of 2012 Mark was diagnosed with stage 4 Metastatic Melanoma Cancer. This is written for our family and friends who have so caringly expressed a desire to know of the current situation. We so appreciate the love and support that has been shown to us and we lovingly empathize with and pray for many of you that have had or are currently going through trials of your own. In love, hope and faith, Mark and Ane

Monday, September 23, 2024

More Life to Live, More Life to Give

 It’s been a long time coming, but it’s here—a website honoring Mark and supporting Dr. Matthew’s Taylor’s research that Mark believed could have saved his life. 


This link takes you to the website: 

More Life to Live


This YouTube video link is on the website and here for you to view:
Ten More Years with Mark


Please take the time to watch the video and peruse the website. My request is that share the website with anyone you know that has been affected by cancer. Pass it on to at least 5 individuals. This will help share the message.  Also, i
f you subscribe, like, and share the website and YouTube video, it can be more easily found.


Mark’s story and the research being done at Providence Cancer Institute gives hope for more life to those with a cancer diagnosis. 

Mark was eager to support Dr. Matthew Taylor’s research. You can learn more about his life’s work on the website at: 

Meet Dr. Matthew Taylor

Clinical trials will start late fall. The hope is that this treatment will help many types of cancer that can be treated with immunotherapy. 

If you would like to assist in his work, you can donate on the website or at this link: 
Support Dr. Taylor’s Research

All donations on this link will go directly to Dr. Taylor’s research. 


Thank you for your continued support! —Ane Hornibrook




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