My wife is gone, but her push for colorectal cancer screenings lives on
<p>When I met Julie in 1996, I knew I had found the love of my life.</p><p>We were young, with more dreams than plans. But we believed that if we faced life together, everything else would fall into place.
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<p>When I met Julie in 1996, I knew I had found the love of my life.</p><p>We were young, with more dreams than plans. But we believed that if we faced life together, everything else would fall into place. Before long, we were engaged, married and welcoming our first daughter, Baylee, into the world. Soon after came Mckenna and Jayden, completing the family Julie and I cherished more than anything.</p><p>Anyone who knew Julie knows she never did anything halfway.
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- <p>When I met Julie in 1996, I knew I had found the love of my life.</p><p>We were young, with more dreams than plans. But we believed that if we faced life together, everything else would fall into place.
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My wife is gone, but her push for colorectal cancer screenings lives on
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