

The Foundation, which was started by the parents of Bobby Menges — a Duke student who succumbed to brain cancer at age 19 — is an important TYAO partner; supporting a peer-to-peer support program called “Bobby’s Coaches” as well as helping young cancer patients pay for fertility preservation services. Menges would have been 25 on October 21.
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At far left, Cheyenne Corbett, PhD, LMFT (Director, Cancer Support & Survivorship at DCI); at center with glasses Amy Deshler (Assistant Vice President for Duke Cancer Institute and Duke Children's Development) and Kristy Sartin (Director, External Relations, Supportive Care & Survivorship Center at DCI)
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(CIRCLE PHOTO (TOP) Liz Menges, mother of the late Bobby Menges, celebrates ringing the opening bell at Nasdaq for the "I'm Not Done Yet Foundation" established in Bobby's name to support other teens and young adults facing a cancer diagnosis