Please help me in continuing Paul's fight against brain cancer. He fought hard for those he loved. He was a proud participant in the Race for Hope since 2013. He would be so proud of Team PR!

 

My brother, Paul Rogers’ battle with brain cancer was cut short on Feb. 7, 2022, after living with an Oligodendroglioma brain tumor for 10 years. During this time, Paul married his wife Katie, became a Special Agent for the FBI, ran the Marine Corps Marathon, had a beautiful daughter, and fought a five-time reoccurring brain tumor with surgery, multiple radiation and chemotherapy rounds, and a clinical trial, but never slowed down. With each growth, he reassured us that he was going to beat it and that he was battling for a cure—for all brain tumors, not just his own. Paul’s newest tumor growth was slowly taking his ability to walk, but Paul’s spirit and determination never wavered. He continued to work and spend time with loved ones. In the end, Paul never lost sight of his goal, to help cure brain cancer. His wife, Katie, said it best, “Paul didn’t lose his battle against brain cancer, but it was cut short. He won. He lived with cancer for 10 years. He’s always going to be a winner.”