Wall of Remembrance

In loving memory to my precious mother who died of Pulmonary Fibrosis. She kept the diagnosis and severity of it to herself, not wanting to trouble or worry her family. She shared it with her closest friends and they let us know later what she had known. Her last month, when suddenly (to us) the dr. put her on oxygen we were able to find out what was going on. I praise my mother for her great strength,

My father was diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer about a year ago- he was 52 and had quit smoking 8 years prior. My father fought underwent chemotherapy and radiation at the same time, all along thinking he was going to win this battle. No one wanted to believe that he would be defeated and those that did didnt have the heart to tell him. I remember walking into my house the day I found out and my father

My husband, Sam died June 5. he was being treated for cancer of the mouth, but I believe, after reading the death certificate, and talking to some medical people, and also seeing things in retrospect that COPD was more of a cause for his death. We were married for 47 years, and I loved him dearly, and miss him so much.

My father passed away from lung cancer at the young age of 62. He and my Mother had smoked for years. The very day my Dad had his first chemo treatment my Mom had half a lung removed. He died six months after his diagnosis. My Mom never smoked after her surgery and is still doing well 15 years later. It is never too late to quit! We were robbed of this wonderful father and grandfather and smoking wa

Dad, we miss you greatly. It's been four years now, but it seems just like yesterday that we were together. The song" Wind Beneath My Wings" that we dedicated to you is how much you meant to us and to so many others.

DAD On May 29/03 you drew your last breath with all of us there to comfort you. Just three years before, you comforted me, as I fought so hard for breath at the Asthma challange test. Your strong voice reassured me that I would be okay, and I was. I wanted so much to tell you, that you too would be okay. But you weren't. The Fibrosis was too much and the time too short. I love you Dad. And I thank you fo

my good friend cory died of smoking i can remeber as if it were like yesterday i can remeber when him and Bobby would flirt with each other

My grandfather thomas j. died recently of mouth cancer and i just want to say i miss him very much Sincerly, brianna

A small tribute to a man that missed a great many things in his life. The most important thing was enjoyment through the last years of life. Smoking took away his chance to mend fences and share lasting memories with a loving family. He died early and in pain. He lived too late and without joy. We will miss him greatly and hope that he has made peace at last. Your only son, Bill.

in memory of my aunty elizzy ,loved and remembered every day forever loved so sadly missed love always tamara++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Steven was a great mate and we all miss him dearly. I just regret never telling him that i love him and never getting the chance to say goodbye. Im sure that if any other of his mates read this then im sure they would have the same feelings. Steve we all miss ya xx love carla smart x

This has been a tough year for our family, two of our family members died of lung cancer. My mom, Bonnie, died at 54 in March of 2002 and leaves behind two children and three grandchildren. Her 1/2 sister Elsie passed away in March of 2003 and also leaves children and grandchildren. We all mis them very much and remember each of them with a happy heart.

My Mom, Laney, passed away five years ago March 16, 1998. She was a smoker for 60 years. For years I begged her to quit. She told me to mind my own business. I was breathing the air, it was my business. In 1995 she called me and asked me to take her to the Dr. She was sent to the hospital where the diagnosis was very bleak. She quit smoking that day, August 5,1995. She suffered for three years living on o

George P. Freeland, 53 died on Dec 13, 2002, in San Francisco Ca. He was a wonderful husband and father to two children. He was an accomplished artist, potter and never said a bad word about anyone. He was a handsome man with a ready smile. He was Hawaiian, Tahitian and English. He is survived by his wife Mary, son Keoki and daughter Jasmine in Calif. He also left a large family in Hawaii (Maui).

My name is Brian M. Seymour. I am one of Dr. Seymour's great great grandson\'s. I am currently working on a family research project and have come across some very interesting information on Dr. Seymour and Dr. Ferguson. \r\n\r\nFor all the hard work done in the honor of Dr. Seymour, Dr. Ferguson and SASK.\r\n\r\nI am committed to preserving the legacy that Dr. Seymour started and shared with others. I am also committed to making sure that Dr. Seymour is never forgotten and that the history, dreams and vision\'s that was left behind is still spoken to of this day. \r\n\r\nI am committed to excellence and the positive changes that has become of this Association and the lives that have been changed forever.\r\n\r\nMy vision for this Association that was formed by Dr. Seymour is to continue to strive in excellence and the most important of all. Advances in the medical treatment and research fields of airborne illnesses\r\n\r\nThank you so much to everybody that helps make a difference in the medical communities. Your hard work is recognized and my hope is that you carry the same vision as my great great grandfather once did and in honor of him.\r\n\r\nI would kindly ask that everyone involved with this Association to start a fund and have it set aside for future preservation and a renovation of the surrounding buildings in Fort San\r\n\r\nIn memory of Dr. Maurice MacDonald Seymour.\r\n\r\nRespectfully,\r\nBrian M. Seymour\r\nUnited States Navy\r\n1998 - 2008\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n