Dear sweet Sue, Tara, Keegan and Mike,
Your cancer journey has been one marked by incredible strength, infinite love and endless humor. Know that it has made such a positive impact on us all, filling us with such heartache and joy at the same time. We continue to hope and pray for the best at each and every moment.
With much love,
Gail Park
I just cannot believe this day has come...there is really nothing to say, just that I love you. You have impacted my life is such a grand way. You are just one of the most amazing humans I've ever met, and if this means anything...only the very best people in life get cancer. Sending so much love to your family, and did text to see if you're taking any visitors. Whatever you want though. Love you so much.
Sue
We are at the U of M recovering from my husband getting a KRtee transplant in the hopes of putting his Lymphoma at bay. I received this update while there with Jerry.
Sue, you know what I went through with my daughter, Hannah. She’s now 28 and about to have a baby. A miracle as you know.
Thank you for being so supportive of what I went through 26 years ago, with her.
I remember when Keegan (not Tara, right? So many years ago)…had an emergency appendectomy at Fairview. Not a happy Mom based on what you shared .
I am speechless about what’s happened to you…and pissed. Fuck Cancer and you continue to fight!! Please visit the Beat Cancer Today Facebook page. Ivermectin and Fenbenezal.
Many people with no hope are cancer free.
Hugs, Love and prayers to all of you.
Sue, thinking back a few years when we first met for your Star Tribune interview that ranked front cover placement on the business section. No surprise there. As I listened while you so deftly responded to the reporter's questions, lobbing well-informed responses right back over the interview net without missing a beat and seasoned with a dash of Dubbs humor, I wondered why in the hell I'd missed out on meeting you years earlier in our careers. Nevertheless, so very glad we did meet, as brief as it might have been; you left an indelible impression. As we PR types are given to say....Sue Dubbs, you make for good copy. You most certainly do and always will. Sending peace and comfort to you and your dear family.
Please give Sue a hug for me and tell her that I send my love from this broken heart. You Tara, and Keegan and Mike are in my thoughts and prayers - sending you love too.
If it brings any brightness to the Dubbs team, my dear mom was "enrolled" in hospice at home for almost two years. We never saw this coming at the start - nor did her hospice caregiver! Every time we thought we were going to lose her she managed to rally. Her faithful cat, TV soaps, and fondness of chocolate, (combined with humor) kept her going. We know family and friends helped too. A nightly glass of scotch may have also helped.
Sue, You are a fighter, and I am awed by your strength and courage throughout this FUCKING cancer battle. I love to use this word - (some would say too often), and you've given it new meaning. My prayers are with you, Tara, Keegan, Mike - and extended family through this very difficult, but in important ways a beautiful time of togetherness. Keep your uncanny sense of humor (as much as you can), knowing your daughters inherited it from you. And keep eating chocolate and saying the F word every day.
Tara you are so right..,no winners and no losers…and yet your family is so far ahead of the game with love, support, strength, courage, and wisdom that we are all just riding in your wake…and damn grateful to be graced by all of you. Sue you are loved and admired beyond words. I’ll continue to pray for miracles in all forms for whatever you need. Dear Lord please grant Sue and the Dubbs family comfort that is unexplainable and peace that transcends understanding. Amen.
Your cancer journey has been one marked by incredible strength, infinite love and endless humor. Know that it has made such a positive impact on us all, filling us with such heartache and joy at the same time. We continue to hope and pray for the best at each and every moment.
With much love,
Gail Park