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| Don Kreis and Rose Keller |
Don Kreis and his daughter Rose Keller make a formidable team. Whether as guests on a podcast or fighting the battle against Cystic Fibrosis. This year when Don turned 65 he announced that he would get 65 rose tattoos on his body if he could raise $65,000 for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. But when he called to tell his daughter Rose about his plan, Rose told him he wasn't thinking big enough. After all, if he was going to sell that kind of real estate on his body it should be worth a lot more to the foundation dedicated to working on a cure for Rose's genetic disorder than a mere $65,000. She challenged him to raise it to $650,000 and he accepted the challenge. In this episode, Don and Rose open up about the challenges of living with Cystic Fibrosis as a dad and a daughter with C.F. and their team effort to end it once and for all.
Listen here on Podetize Podcasts: https://feeds.podetize.com/v_yAF9WmTE.mp3
Watch this Podcast on Youtube: https://youtu.be/GNqdJkebZ9A
Podcast Notes: https://centristchange.blogspot.com/2023/08/ep-60-war-for-roses-making-that-geezer.html
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The Rose and the Headdress Originals Edition of 10 signed originals 14" x 24" Printed on fine art rag paper with archival inks $1795 The Rainbow and the Rose  Edition of 10 signed originals 18" x 24" Printed on fine art rag paper with archival inks $695 Onondaga Rosefall  16x24 Edition of 5 signed originals Printed on fine art rag paper with archival inks $495 Choose from all of Wayne's art for the next month and 50% will go to Don & Rose's campaign. Please note that your purchase is to benefit the 65 Roses Campaign. Links for more information:  Dorothy Hansine Andersen (May 15, 1901 – March 3, 1963) was an American physician, pediatrician, and pathologist who first identified cystic fibrosis. She was the first to describe the disease, and name it.[1][2] In 1939, she was awarded the E. Mead Johnson Award for her identification of the disease. In 2002, she was inducted into the National Women's Hall of Fame.[3] For General Inquiries800-FIGHT-CF Cystic Fibrosis Foundation (national office) |
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