Team Nancy 2017 T-Shirts!

Hello from Nancy's older sister, April Cheadle!

Many of you have seen the blue, Team Nancy 2017 shirt that Nancy was wearing in her last post.  Thanks to her thoughtful and proactive colleagues and students, these Team Nancy shirts were designed and are available for purchase to show Nancy your support!

Follow this link to order your support shirt before the link closes on Sept. 1.
 https://www.customink.com/g/atd0-00b4-640p

Shirts are $14.71
The shirts run a little on the snug side, so you might want to size up.

Here is youngest sister, Melissa Cheadle, sporting her support!



We've seen friends and family encourage Nancy by wearing these shirts and taking photos to send to her!  Wear them on vacation, wear them at the gym, wear them with your animals, wear them in a special location you shared with Nancy...anything!

You may have heard that not all cancer is pink...and the color for colorectal cancer is blue!  Build awareness, share your support, get a colonoscopy, encourage Nancy in her Blue Battle.


Thank you for your continued prayers and support!
God bless,
April Cheadle

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