Why We Ride

 I was invited to join the board without ever having been involved in any sort of organized ride. I’d recently bought a bike and was starting to ride, but it was more about my being a healthcare professional and someone who dedicates time to worthy causes. Each aspect of that has flourished. I am committed to this cause because I see the need and the difference we make. The more I learned about prostate cancer and Ride for Dad, the more I invested in doing more. I am part of an amazing board, community, and organization that loves what we do and continually strives to do it bigger and better. And I live in a part of the world that is gorgeous, and best viewed from a bike during an outing with great people.

 

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Sean Secord

Yukon

 I was invited to join the board without ever having been involved in any sort of organized ride. I'd recently bought a bike and was...

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Sheryl Boggs

Ottawa

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I have known a number of colleagues, friends, and family who have fought for their lives, all because they didn’t get an annual test. We...

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Steve Macaulay

Durham & GTE

Prostate cancer is not new to my family.  My father got it in the early 80s. He received early treatment and survived to an old...

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Tina Gibson

Ottawa

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This is the who and the why that I volunteer Ottawa Motorcycle Ride For Dad - my Dad. He is a 5-year Prostate Cancer Survivor...

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Vince Streukens

Saskatoon

I signed up as a volunteer with Saskatoon’s Ride for Dad, with little knowledge of the group or what prostate cancer was even about. It...

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