Parker “Little p” had a way of seeing the beauty in the ordinary whether it be a leaf in her hand or a caterpillar on a branch. Wise beyond her years, Parker always felt a deep sincere need to care for others, as well as animals and the earth. She loved and embodied life, connected with everyone and everything in her orbit.

​

As shattering as a cancer diagnosis is to a patient and family, Parker handled it with a confident grace. Her courage, strength and resiliency shined over the next 2 years, while she endured 4 surgeries, 3 different chemotherapy regimens, abdominal radiation, a multitude of procedures (stem cell harvesting, chest tubes, etc.), countless PET/CT scans and well over 100 nights in the hospital. 

​

In the Spring of 2022 Parker passed away simply because the treatments used to cure her cancer were antiquated and ineffective.

​

We need your help to put an end to the types of cancer that took Parker's life and give every child facing cancer the best possible chance for the best possible outcome.

​