Hammer Cancer
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The Dillon S Reagan Hammer Cancer Foundation honors Dillon Reagan, who was taken from us by a rare form of cancer at 26 years old. Raised funds will help prevent, promote early detection and provide support to patients suffering from Thymic Carcinomas, a rare and incurable form of cancer.
After excelling as a high school football standout, Dillon played for the College of the Redwoods and as team captain, led them to the California Bowl in 2009. His teammates created and awarded Dillon the "Hammer Award” as in their own words he “best demonstrated a consistent work ethic and showed up each and every day to hit someone”.
Following a difficult setback caused by a protracted fight with Cushing’s Disease – which would eventually lead to his onset of Thymic Carcinoma – he was recruited to play for the Humboldt State University Lumberjacks. Again, he served as team captain. Due to complications from his Cushing’s Disease, Dillon played with only one lung – but never missed a play. As such, he was voted runner-up NCAA Comeback Player of the Year in 2012. Humboldt State retired Dillon’s #53 during the 2017 season and the team’s uniforms displayed his number. He will also be honored with a permanent locker in the Lumberjack’s Redwoods Bowl locker room.
In honor of his life, his strength and his no quit, no excuses work ethic, his family and friends have set up the Dillon S. Reagan Hammer Cancer Foundation to prevent, treat and support patients fighting Thymic Carcinoma.
Let's Hammer Cancer!
After excelling as a high school football standout, Dillon played for the College of the Redwoods and as team captain, led them to the California Bowl in 2009. His teammates created and awarded Dillon the "Hammer Award” as in their own words he “best demonstrated a consistent work ethic and showed up each and every day to hit someone”.
Following a difficult setback caused by a protracted fight with Cushing’s Disease – which would eventually lead to his onset of Thymic Carcinoma – he was recruited to play for the Humboldt State University Lumberjacks. Again, he served as team captain. Due to complications from his Cushing’s Disease, Dillon played with only one lung – but never missed a play. As such, he was voted runner-up NCAA Comeback Player of the Year in 2012. Humboldt State retired Dillon’s #53 during the 2017 season and the team’s uniforms displayed his number. He will also be honored with a permanent locker in the Lumberjack’s Redwoods Bowl locker room.
In honor of his life, his strength and his no quit, no excuses work ethic, his family and friends have set up the Dillon S. Reagan Hammer Cancer Foundation to prevent, treat and support patients fighting Thymic Carcinoma.
Let's Hammer Cancer!
Organizer
David Bluhm
Organizer
Issaquah, WA
