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o In Loving Memory

o To Hell and Back With My Cousin Michael By Bill Glovin, an article about Michael Billig, a college professor and runner who was diagnosed with CLL at the age of 43. He had an autologous BMT at Johns Hopkins Cancer Center , Baltimore, MD. Article from the Fall 1999 issue of the Johns Hopkins Medical News .

o What the CLL List Means to Me, by Michael C. Dohan, M.D. . Micheal Dohan was diagnosed with CLL in 1993 and had an autologous BMT.

o Tom McCune's story of his battle with CLL, including an autologous BMT. He was the first person with CLL to have a BMT in Dana Farber's (Boston, Massachusetts) study of BMTs for CLL. Tom was also featured in a story, CLL Survivor Hopes to Beat the Odds in the May, 1997 issue of the Blood and Marrow Transplant Newsletter.

o Len Schoenman's Unusual CLL Story , by a Leukemia Researcher.

o John Shula was diagnosed with Non Hodgkin's Lymphoma in July, 1994. Later it was determined to be CLL. John is a science teacher who lives in Washington state.

o Tony Bradford's CLL Story and European Leukemia Links. Tony, one of the original co-owners of the CLL list, lost his battle with this disease on February 14, l997 after 16 years. A friend to many, mentor and teacher to all, Tony leaves a golden legacy behind in those of us who will never forget him.

o Richard Corbridge was diagnosed with CLL in 1997. He is underwent a nonmyeloablative ("mini") BMT Christie Hospital in Manchester, England in November 2001. He passed away from complications of GVHD in February, 2003.

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