Lori Isack, a cancer survivor and advocate for those affected by the disease, was honored at a special event hosted by the South Bend Cubs and Beacon Health Systems. During the game, players donned purple and white jerseys that were auctioned off to raise funds for Beacon Cancer Care patients.
Isack threw the first pitch, emphasizing the importance of living a full life after a cancer diagnosis. She highlighted that cancer is a part of many people’s lives but does not have to be a death sentence. The winning bidders had the opportunity to honor a cancer survivor or remember someone who had lost their battle with cancer by having their name on the back of the jersey.
The South Bend Cubs players wore special jerseys in honor of Lori Isack and other cancer survivors during their game against Fort Wayne TinCaps on Friday night. The event was sponsored by Beacon Health Systems and aimed to recognize both survivors and current patients battling cancer. Isack shared her post-cancer treatment experience in an interview with WSBT 22, emphasizing the importance of living life to the fullest after a diagnosis.
During the game, South Bend Cubs players donned purple and white jerseys that were auctioned off to raise funds for Beacon Cancer Care patients. The winning bidders had the opportunity to honor a cancer survivor or remember someone who had lost their battle with cancer by having their name on the back of the jersey.
Isack’s speech at the event inspired many in attendance, highlighting that despite being diagnosed with cancer, it doesn’t mean giving up hope or living life fully. She encouraged others who may be going through similar struggles to seek help from organizations like Beacon Cancer Care.
The funds raised from the jersey auction will be donated to Beacon Cancer Care patients, providing support to those battling cancer. The South Bend Cubs players wore special jerseys in honor of Lori Isack and other survivors during their game against Fort Wayne TinCaps on Friday night.
