Nick Reeser- Leukemia Fundraiser
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Nick Reeser, born in February "˜79, grew up in Southeastern, Michigan with his five siblings, and is the proud father of Paris, his nine-year old daughter who is truly "˜Daddy's Little Girl.'
In leisure time, Nick and Paris are huge fans of the Detroit Tigers, Red Wings and Lions. He also enjoys bowling, boating and the great outdoors. Nick laughs that he "get's his money's worth" every time he steps on a golf course, and the highlight of his career is when he chipped in for birdie at Black Forest. Following in her dad's footsteps, Paris also enjoys golf and shows goods mechanics in her swing.
Nick was recently diagnosed with Philadelphia chromosome positive (Ph ) acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL), a fast-growing cancer of white blood cells affecting the bone marrow's ability to grow healthy lymphocytes. ALL is an extremely rare cancer, averaging 4,000 new cases in the United States each year. This affliction appears most often in children younger than age 10; however, it can manifest in people of any age, and about one-third of cases are adults.
Nick has a long battle ahead to "˜return to the game,' and he, his best friend, Corey Smith, family members and friends want to thank you from the bottom of their hearts for supporting him with your time, talents and donations.
We are also hosting a golf fundraiser to help Nick on June 15th in Macomb. For more info- Contact [email redacted]
In leisure time, Nick and Paris are huge fans of the Detroit Tigers, Red Wings and Lions. He also enjoys bowling, boating and the great outdoors. Nick laughs that he "get's his money's worth" every time he steps on a golf course, and the highlight of his career is when he chipped in for birdie at Black Forest. Following in her dad's footsteps, Paris also enjoys golf and shows goods mechanics in her swing.
Nick was recently diagnosed with Philadelphia chromosome positive (Ph ) acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL), a fast-growing cancer of white blood cells affecting the bone marrow's ability to grow healthy lymphocytes. ALL is an extremely rare cancer, averaging 4,000 new cases in the United States each year. This affliction appears most often in children younger than age 10; however, it can manifest in people of any age, and about one-third of cases are adults.
Nick has a long battle ahead to "˜return to the game,' and he, his best friend, Corey Smith, family members and friends want to thank you from the bottom of their hearts for supporting him with your time, talents and donations.
We are also hosting a golf fundraiser to help Nick on June 15th in Macomb. For more info- Contact [email redacted]
Organizer
Colleen Wawrykowicz
Organizer
Madison Heights, MI
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