Greg met some new people on this flight. I gave the flight attendant a new colon cancer pin and she wore it. Business cards were also passed out. Lori turned 50 in October and scheduled her colonoscopy.
The Martel family attended the Daytona 500 and requested Greg’s presence. They did a great job! Bobby Hamilton, Jr. was a good sport and thought it was a great way to spread the word on colon cancer.
Gerry and Fran Gallo brought Greg on another great trip visiting Disney, Epcot, Big River Brewing Company on the boardwalk and Animal Kingdom.
BIG RIVER BREWING COMPANY
Greg was honored to be the first Colon Cancer Afterlife Spokesperson to receive a personal tour of Big River Brewing Company. Having been a Master Brewer himself, he really would have loved this tour if he was still alive. (Greg if you only knew…) Head Brewer Rich Michael’s showed Gerry and “Greg” the copper vats to drool for. Greg was meticulous at keeping his copper kettles clean and Rich would’ve scored a “10 ” in Greg’s eyes. Rich Gave Greg a souvenir glass, matches and his business card. Thanks for being a good sport Rich.
Disney Parade
Animal Kingdom
I think Greg’s feeling very comfortable in his travels now, he even had more fun than me! He actually is back to his old self now; he had some wild adventures and met some “interesting” people. Wherever he goes, he’s sure to tell them he’s the Colon Cancer Afterlife Spokesperson. He golfed with Janet, visited Panama City and Tyndall Air Force Base. Janet’s mind broadened with what she can do with Greg and created some crazy beach and other scenes.
Beach in Panama City
Golfing with Janet
Janet’s craziness
Greg meets George and Laura
I have just begun to expose Greg to the world! Just starting the creativity cruising through my mind with this project.
Here’s a picture I took of his very first (and last) formal. Pictured are Nana Kelley, Greg kelley, Sr. Janet Kelley, Kellie Fitzerald and Andrew Fitzgerald. Five generations of “Kelleys”
