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Remembering Arthur Perryman and Al Keglovits Senior Girls Game - 4:00 p.m. Senior Boys Game - 5:30 p.m. P.O. Box 274 • East Stroudsburg, PA 18301 • (570) 460-5156 Remembering Arthur Perryman and Al Keglovits Life Member, Million Dollar Roundtable Financial Adviser Nationwide Insurance and Ed Hagy Financial Services PLAN FOR YOUR FUTURE HHAAGYGY INSURANCEINSURANCE AAGENCYGENCY Two LocationsRt. 209 • ToChestnuthill Serve You Plaza Better: Sciota, PA 18354 Route 209, Chestnuthill Plaza 430 Sterling Road, Route 196 Sciota, PA 18354 570-992-4236Tobyhanna, PA 18466 (570) 992-4236Fax: 570-402-3007(570) 839-8839 Nationwide ® Insurance & Financial 2726 YearsYears Nationwide is on your side! ® ExperienceExperience Underwritten by Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company, Nationwide Life Insurance Company, and affiliated companies. Home office: One Nationwide Plaza, Columbus, GA 43215. Nationwide® is a registered federal service mark of Nationwide Mutual Insuranc e Company. When you’re fighting cancer, you need all the help of care, so groundbreaking treatments are you can get. The Lehigh Valley Cancer Institute, a adopted more quickly to help more people. And member of the Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer it’s all available close to home, at the Dale and Alliance, has extended the Alliance to Lehigh Frances Hughes Cancer Center at Lehigh Valley Valley Hospital–Pocono. This means we can now Hospital–Pocono. Lehigh Valley Cancer Institute deliver care that includes access to advanced and Memorial Sloan Kettering. Together. Stronger treatments, leading-edge research, and hundreds against cancer in Monroe County. of clinical trials with lifesaving potential. We’re also implementing MSK’s world-class standards To learn more, visit LVHN.org/CancerCare. RAISING THE LEVEL OF CANCER CARE IN MONROE COUNTY. The Perryman Keglovits Foundation 2019 All-Star Games In 2003, an All Star Basketball Game was born in memory of both Al Keglovits and Arthur Perryman. It’s hard to believe that it is already the games seventeeth year! With the help of so many people over the past seventeen years this local senior boys and girls senior showcase has grown into a memorable community affair. This night is not just a basketball game for our senior All-Stars but also a night to remember all those in the community who have lost their battle with cancer and to encourage those who continue their fi ght. Cancer is the number one leading cause of death in Monroe County. The vision of this all-star game was not only to give our senior all-stars one last chance to play in front of their families and friends, but also to honor two Monroe County Basketball Legends who lost their lives to cancer. Proceeds from the event support both the “Dale and Frances Hughes Cancer Center”, the Jimmy V Foundation and Joey’s Eagles. The community can truly be proud of the support they provide to these worthy causes. One of the event’s guest speakers once said, “I urge all who are battling cancer, be it a personal battle or one for someone you love to take time to educate yourselves on the warning signs of cancer. Don’t ignore the opportunity for a long and healthy life”. A special thanks to all who have made this game evening possible. We could not have done it without the support of community, friends, school districts, and sponsors. Sincerely, Board of Directors Remember, “Cancer Can’t Stop a Legacy!” P.O. Box 274 • East Stroudsburg, PA 18301 www.perrymankeglovits.org Our Story “Don’t Give Up . Don’t Ever Give Up!”® Serving as the heartbeat of The V Foundation for Cancer Research, formed by ESPN and Jim in 1993, his words throughout the ESPY speech have never been more meaningful. After being diagnosed with cancer at the young age of 46, Jim dreamed of finding cures for cancer. Passionate and committed, he wanted to see his fight through to victory. As a former coach, he began to recruit his team of family and friends to lead the Foundation in his quest to eradicate the disease. As a cancer patient, Jim recognized the need to invest in young physician/scientists to help establish their careers — after all, someone had invested in him early in his career! Addressing the need to help early-career cancer investigators develop into promising future research talents was the first goal of the Foundation. The V Scholar concept was developed in 1994 to address that need. Today, this highly respected award is eagerly sought by young physician/scientists at the nation’s leading cancer centers. As with any patient, Jim discovered first-hand how slowly science progresses from the lab to the patient’s bedside. He wanted faster solutions, more progress and better answers. Eight years after his death, The V Foundation announced its Translational Research Grants, designed to accelerate laboratory findings with the goal of benefiting patients more quickly. Although Jim lost his battle with cancer less than two months after delivering the ESPY speech, his dream of a cure lives on through research grants bestowed in his name. The V Foundation has awarded more than $170 million to more than 120 facilities nationwide and proudly awards 100% of direct donations and net event proceeds to cancer research. A relatively young organization, The V Foundation has a strong presence in the scientific community. The Foundation is guided by an elite, all-volunteer Scientific Advisory Board who recommends the research projects funded. This Board is comprised of top physicians and research scientists from prominent universities and cancer centers throughout the country. Working with this team of talented professionals, we are proud to carry out Jim’s vision for the future. Jim’s dream of finding a cure for cancer is one shared by millions. Although we have not yet achieved this goal, every day we get a little bit closer and will continue to honor his inspiring words, “Don’t Give Up . Don’t Ever Give Up!” ® 106 Towerview Court • Cary, NC www.jimmyv.org 2 More than ever this community needs a beacon of hope. Awarded The Outstanding Achievement With the high rate of cancer in Monroe County, the Pocono Award by the Commission on Cancer, Health System (PHS) saw it as our responsibility to create our patients can rest assured they are the Dale & Frances Hughes receiving the best cancer care. Built Cancer Center for all to by award-winning architectural firm, receive expert care, highly EwingCole, our cancer center features advanced technology and a design that is not only sleek, but sincere comfort. sustainable as well. The soothing colors, modern layout and an outdoor healing garden bring a As a member of the Jefferson sense of tranquility and comfort to patients and their Cancer Network, we are able families. to provide access to the latest proven treatment protocols, Our cancer center including IGRT (image guided raises the bar radiation therapy), as well as in health care specialized educational programs and conferences to the throughout the oncology specialists at the Hughes Cancer Center. Through community and is this network we are also able to offer a Second Opinion fully incorporated service to the community. and available to all surrounding areas. Within the Hughes Cancer Center is a plethora of comprehensive care, including the latest technologies in For information on how to make an appointment with one of breast health, highly skilled, specialty-trained physicians our physicians, call the Dale & Frances Hughes Cancer Center and multiple support programs. Our cancer center also at (570) 422-1700. holds clinical cancer trials for research and advancements in cancer treatment. LehighPocono Valley Medical Health NetworkCenter would Pocono like would to extendlike to extend our gratitude our gratitude to tothe the PerrymanPerryman Keglovits Keglovits Foundation Foundation for for theirtheir constant constant support support and and dedication. dedication. HUGHES CANCER CENTER • 231 EAST BROWN STREET • EAST STROUDSBURG, PA 18301 1403_P-K_AllStars_interior-page_v2.indd 1 3/12/14 4:17 PM 3 Our very best wishes to... The Perryman Keglovits All-Star Basketball Players The Keglovits Family 4 Remembering Al and Art Al Keglovits – Al Keglovits was a father, a husband, a teacher, a coach, a bartender, a comedian, a New York Yankees fan, a golfer, and a friend to all who knew him. Fighting Cancer, seeing how he fought it was an inspiration to all of us. Al Keglovits was one of those guys who had a dynamic personality. Kids, colleagues and all opponents were drawn towards his magnetic charm… Al drew you closer to him. He knew he had a fight on his hands when he was diagnosed with cancer. He fought it right up to the end. He never, never quit. Unfortunately he couldn’t rally one more time. What is important is what the Man, Al Keglovits, did with his life. The example set was one of courage. He loved his Family, he loved his Friends and he loved Basketball. Coaching and teaching were instinctive for Keglovits. He will be remembered by all his players, friends, those he toasted life to. Coach Keglovits will always be remembered for his tremendous ever-so-dry sense of humor. He was one of those guys you always wanted to be around. Al made you feel comfortable but watch out for the next zinger, it was probably going to be aimed at you. Among all of his positive traits, Al Keglovits will be most remembered for his battling the cancer that took him away from his family, his friends, his basketball team and us all. Arthur Perryman – Artie was a son and brother who was loyal and passionate toward his family and friends. Basketball was the passion shared by all in his family but it was Artie who enjoyed it most.
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