Relay for Life coming in April

Dear Editor:

We all know too many people whose lives have been touched by cancer.

I/we can’t sit still and not take action against this disease that has hurt so many. That’s why I’m participating in the American Cancer Society Relay For Life® movement.

[SAVE THE DATE: Deerfield, Lighthouse Point, Hillsboro Relay for Life on Saturday, April 18, 5 p.m.]

Relay For Life is my opportunity to celebrate my battle against cancer and loved ones who have won theirs, remember those no longer with us, and fight back against this disease that robs so many of so much.

More than just walking the track, I’m fundraising! Because of the donations collected, more people in more communities:

• Have the information and tools they need to help reduce their risk of getting cancer or find the disease early, when it’s easiest to treat

• Have a place to turn for help 24/7

• Benefit from the progress being made toward finding cancer’s causes and cures

• Get access to lifesaving screenings and treatment

Please join me in fighting cancer and consider supporting fundraising efforts. Dollars raised bring us one step closer to a world with less cancer and more birthdays, a world where not another life is lost to the disease.

Thank you so much for your support. Together, we will finish the fight!

Claire Schubert

Hillsboro Beach

RE: Buses at Century Village

Dear Editor:

I am a resident of CVE (Century Village East). This is in response to Kathy Richards’ column in your [news]paper about the bus situation.

I have been suffering with wounds on both my legs for 5 weeks because of the steps on the bus.

I am in pain and I was told it is a long process to heal.

Is there anything we can do to wake up MM (Master Management)? I would like a reply. HUD (the U.S. Dept. of Housing & Urban Development) will never do anything.

Elaine Rosenberg

Deerfield Beach