Big Bikes for Little Tikes 2009

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Big Bikes for Little Tikes Ridin’ For a Reason 2009

This year we will be riding for 11-year-old Jonathan Hoff of Stoddard. In August of 2000, when Jonathan was not even 2 years old, he was diagnosed with his first cancer, stage 4 metastatic Rhabdomyosarcoma. Jonathan was treated at UW Madison. August 28, 2001 he had completed his treatment for the Rhabdomyosarcoma and was considered to be in remission.

He was cancer free until May of 2008. Then, at age 9 Jonathan was diagnosed with another form of cancer, Osteosarcoma. He has since undergone 7 months of intense chemotherapy at Gunderson Lutheran.

All of this has been a real struggle for Jonathon’s family. His parents Ronnie and Amanda, have 4 other children (ages 16,11,10 & 5) and a family farm to run. Obviously, the toughest challenge has been for Jonathan. He has not been able to enjoy the outdoors as much as he would like because of his time in the hospital. Jonathan finished his latest treatments in January and has finally returned to school full time.

Once again this year we will be Riding for a Reason with Big Bikes for Little Tikes. Jonathan is in the process of finalizing his wish! Jonathan is a kid that loves the outdoors…hunting, fishing, sledding, riding go carts, swinging on the rope in the hay barn or whatever he may find to do with friends and family.

Help us help this wonderful local child with Big Bikes for Little Tikes 2009.

http://957therock.com/rf/

For more information contact:
Jean Taylor – Program Director
WRQT 95-7 The Rock
201 State Street
La Crosse, WI 54610
(608) 796-2528

Guestbook for Big Bikes for Little Tikes 2009

Stormrider(non-registered)

Great gallery of pics for a good cause. We bikers love riding for a reason, especially when you know what a high percentage of the proceeds go to the honoree, and his family. Please support this excellent photographer.

Tom Brounacker(non-registered)

Heartwarming to see so many adults enjoy one of the loves of their lives, while helping a child and
his family with their adversity, at the same time.

Cindy(non-registered)

Great photos, as always!! :)

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