From the Heart: Interview with Luke Robinson by Diana

Tuesday, June 22, 2010

Interview with Luke Robinson by Diana

Luke credits the success of his walk to all the folks he met along the way, his sponsor's as well as Malcolm, his dog he lost to cancer in 2006.

Two Years

Two Dogs

Two Thousand Miles

and still a ways to go in solving this heartbreaking disease for both Humans and their canine companions.

Luke announced at his gala event that finalized this part of his journey that he and his two dogs, Hudson and Murphy will walk across Europe to continue to bring together all the resources possible to fight this battle. Un- shared information has been one of the impediments to the solution and cure of cancer in both humans and animals. Luke hopes to unite the people in the know, their research and their passion. And he is off to a great start.

http://www.wwlp.com/dpp/news/massachusetts/man-completes-2300-mile-dog-walk

Please take a moment to view the above link, Luke's Boston TV interview. It is short and sweet and helps you get to know Luke a wee bit better.

Have a great Tuesday.
From my heart to yours,
Diana

1 comment:

Jeanette Levellie said...: How wonderful! I'm proud of Luke and his efforts to turn his grief into good for our fur children. They add much joy to our lives!

Thanks for sharing this, Diana.

Jen; June 25, 2010 at 12:57 PM

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