Walking in memory, and for a cure Boardwalk event dedicated to leukemia victim By CHRIS MUNZING to the office SO he could help raise his two sons, and Justin, and spend more time with his Mark Fischgrund was a devoted parent, avid ath. Susan. lete and hard worker when he was diagnosed with a He attended every school and athletic even bone-marrow disease in 1995. Instead of letting the sons participated in and lived every minute to disease take over his life, he remained the man he fullest. Though his illness was umpleasant, to sa had always been until his death last Feb. 22 from least, Fischgrund never let the bad times outs leukemia. the good. He displayed a positive attitude and to Joel Greenfield, a 16-year-old Lido resident who his disease until the end was friends with Fiscligrund's oldest son, Evan, It is fitting that the walk take place on the be knew there bad to be something he could do in his walk, where Fischgrund enjoyed walking and ri memory. Greenfield, who serves as the president of his bike with his family and friends. the Long Beach Chapter of the Bnai Brith Youth The Mark Fischgrund Memorial Walk will Organization, thought of one way to help. A walk. A place on Oct. 26 at 9 am. on the boardwalk at R walk in memory and for a cure. side Boulevard. A commemorative T-shirt wi Greenfield took his idea to the Leukemia and given to each participant. Check in starts at 9: Lymphoma Society, which agreed to help sponsor the and the walk begins at 10 a.m. Registration fo event. Greenfield then secured promises from more which have been dispersed throughout the con than 20 sponsors to donate over $1,000 to the society nity can be obtained by calling 431-1050. which is dedicated to attaining a 100 percent cure According to the Leukemia and Lymphoma : rate for all blood related cancers. ety, someone new is diagnosed with blood car Greenfield described Fischgrund as a man who every five minutes. With support from the I was "like a second father to me." Greenfield's mother, Beach community, the Mark Fischgrund Mem Robin, saw Fischgrund as a "down-to-earth family Walk may help reduce the number of people at man who Lived for his family" THE LATE MARK FISCHGRUND, pictured with his wife Susan ed. All proceeds will go to the Leukemia and I After being diagnosed in 1995, Fischgrund became phoma Society's Research Program. Lacing up and sons Evan and Justin. The Mark Fischgrund Memorial Walk : even more dedicated than ever to his family and sneakers, Greenfield might say, may help save friends. He started working at home instead of going will take place on Oct. 24. life of a friend or family member Walking in memory, and for a cure Boardwalk event dedicated to leukemia victim By CHRIS MUNZING to the office SO he could help raise his two sons, and Justin, and spend more time with his Mark Fischgrund was a devoted parent, avid ath. Susan lete and hard worker when he was diagnosed with a He attended every school and athletic even bone-marrow disease in 1995. Instead of letting the sons participated in and lived every minute to disease take over his life, he remained the man he fullest. Though his illness was impleasant, to sa had always been until his death last Feb. 22 from least, Fischgrund never let the bad times outs leukemia. the good. He displayed a positive attitude and fo Joel Greenfield, a 16-year-old Lido resident who his disease until the end was friends with Fiscligrund's oldest son, Evan, It is fitting that the walk take place on the be knew there had to be something he could do in his walk, where Fischgrund enjoyed walking and ri memory. Greenfield, who serves as the president of his bike with his family and friends. the Long Beach Chapter of the Bnai Brith Youth The Mark Fischgrund Memorial Walk will Organization, thought of one way to help. A walk. A place on Oct. 26 at 9 am. on the boardwalk at R walk in memory and for a cure. side Boulevard. A commemorative T-shirt wi Greenfield took his idea to the Leukemia and given to each participant. Check in starts at 9 : Lymphoma Society, which agreed to help sponsor the and the walk begins at 10 a.m. Registration fo event. Greenfield then secured promises from more which have been dispersed throughout the con than 20 sponsors to donate over $1,000 to the society nity can be obtained by calling 431-1050. which is dedicated to attaining a 100 percent cure According to the Leukemia and Lymphoma : rate for all blood related cancers. ety, someone new is diagnosed with blood car Greenfield described Fischgrund as a man who every five minutes. With support from the I was "like a second father to me." Greenfield's mother, Beach community, the Mark Fischgrund Mem Robin, saw Fischgrund as a "down-to-earth family Walk may help reduce the number of people at man who Lived for his family" THE LATE MARK FISCHGRUND, pictured with his wife Susan ed. All proceeds will go to the Leukemia and I After being diagnosed in 1995, Fischgrund became phoma Society's Research Program. Lacing up and sons Evan and Justin. The Mark Fischgrund Memorial Walk : even more dedicated than ever to his family and sneakers, Greenfield might say, may help save friends. He started working at home instead of going will take place on Oct. 24. life of a friend or family member Walking in memory, and for a cure Boardwalk event dedicated to leukemia victim By CHRIS MUNZING to the office SO he could help raise his two sons, and Justin, and spend more time with his Mark Fischgrund was a devoted parent, avid ath. Susan. lete and hard worker when he was diagnosed with a He attended every school and athletic even bone-marrow disease in 1995. Instead of letting the sons participated in and lived every minute to disease take over his life, he remained the man he fullest. Though his illness was umpleasant, to sa had always been until his death last Feb. 22 from least, Fischgrund never let the bad times outw leukemia. the good. He displayed a positive attitude and fo Joel Greenfield, a 16-year-old Lido resident who his disease until the end. was friends with Fiscligrund's oldest son, Evan, It is fitting that the walk take place on the be knew there bad to be something he could do in his walk, where Fischgrund enjoyed walking and xi memory. Greenfield, who serves as the president of his bike with his family and friends, the Long Beach Chapter of the Bnai Brith Youth The Mark Fischgrund Memorial Walk will Organization, thought of one way to help. A walk. A place on Oct. 26 at 9 a.m. on the boardwalk at R walk in memory and for a cure. side Boulevard. A commemorative T-shirt wi Greenfield took his idea to the Leukemia and given to each participant. Check in starts at 9 : Lymphoma Society, which agreed to help sponsor the and the walk begins at 10 a.m. Registration fo event. Greenfield then secured promises from more which have been dispersed throughout the con than 20 sponsors to donate over $1,000 to the society nity, can be obtained by calling 431-1050. which is dedicated to attaining a 100 percent cure According to the Leukemia and Lymphoma : rate for all blood-related cancers. ety, someone new is diagnosed with blood ca Greenfield described Fischgrund as a man who every five minutes. With support from the I was "like a second father to me." Greenfield's mother, Beach community, the Mark Fischgrund Memo Robin, saw Fischgrund as a "down-to-earth family Walk may help reduce the number of people at man who lived for his family" THE LATE MARK FISCHGRUND, pictured with his wife Susan ed. All proceeds will go to the Leukemia and I After being diagnosed in 1995, Fischgrund became phoma Society's Research Program. Lacing up : even more dedicated than ever to his family and and sons Evan and Justin. The Mark Fischgrund Memorial Walk sneakers, Greenfield might say, may help save friends. He started working at home instead of going will take place on Oct. 24. life of a friend or family member, Walking in memory, and for a cure Boardwalk event dedicated to leukemia victim By CHRIS MUNZING to the office 50 he could help raise his two sons, and Justin, and spend more time with his Mark Fischgrund was a devoted parent, avid ath- Susan lete and hard worker when he was diagnosed with a He attended every school and athletic even bone-marrow disease in 1995. Instead of letting the sons participated in and lived every minute to disease take over his life, he remained the man be fullest. Though his illness was impleasant, to sa had always been until his death last Feb. 22 from least, Fischgrund never let the had times outs leukemia. the good. He displayed a positive attitude and fo Joel Greenfiekl, a 16-year-old Lido resident who his disease until the end was friends with Fischgrund's oldest son, Evan. It is fitting that the walk take place on the In knew there had to be something he could do in his walk, where Fischgrund enjoyed walking and ri memory Greenfield, who serves as the president of his bike with his family and friends. the Long Beach Chapter of the Bnai Brith Youth The Mark Fischgrund Memorial Walk will Organization, thought of one way to help A walk A place on Oct. 26 at 9 a.m. on the boardwalk at R walk in memory and for a cure. side Boulevard A commemorative T-shirt wi Greenfield took his idea to the Leukemia and given to each participant. Check in starts at 9 Lymphoma Society which agreed to help sponsor the and the walk begins at 10 a.m. Registration to event. Greenfield then secured promises from more which have been dispersed throughout the con than 20 sponsors to donate over $1,000 to the society nity can be obtained by calling 431-1050. which is dedicated to attaining a 100 percent cure According to the Leukemia and Lymphoma : rate for all blood related cuncers. ety, someone new is diagnosed with blood ca Greenfleld described Fischgrund as a man who every five minutes. With support from the I was "like a second father to me." Greenfield's mother, Beach community the Mark Fischgrund Memo Robin, saw Fischgrund as a "down-to-earth family Walk may help reduce the number of people at man who lived for his family" THE LATE MARK FISCHGRUND, pictured with his wife Susan ed. All proceeds will go to the Leukemia and I After being diagnosed in 1995, Fischgrund became phoma Society's Research Program. Lacing up even more dedicated than ever to his family and and sons Evan and Justin. 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