Bike to Beat Cancer, Foundation, Norton Audubon

Kyle’s why: A ride fueled by gratitude, music and meaning

Kyle Hubert, MT-BC, is supervisor of music therapy at Norton Audubon Hospital and has been with Norton Healthcare since 2017. He provides music therapy consultations throughout the hospital. It is…

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For Tom, Christmas comes in September

To Tom Conquest, Bike to Beat Cancer isn’t just an event on the calendar, it’s his “Christmas,” a holiday he holds near and dear. Every September, he rides with purpose,…

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Fighting forward: Erica’s story and the power behind Bike to Beat Cancer

Join the movement, Saturday, Sept. 13, 2025. Every September, hundreds of people gather at Norton Cancer Institute – Brownsboro, not just to ride bikes or walk a mile, but to…

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For Chris and Team 182, Bike to Beat Cancer is not just a ride. It’s a way to honor the memory of his mother.

On Sept. 7, hundreds of cyclists will line up to ride anywhere from 5 to 100 miles in the Norton Cancer Institute’s Bike to Beat Cancer. The hope is to…

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Norton Healthcare employee and two-time cancer survivor shares the power of teamwork at Bike to Beat Cancer

When it comes to fighting cancer, Claudia Johnson knows the power of being surrounded by a good team. The physical therapist assistant at Norton Women’s & Children’s Hospital beat cancer…

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15 years into Bike to Beat Cancer, for this rider it’s about the people, not the pedaling

For the Rev. Ronald C. Oliver, Bike to Beat Cancer is not about the bike, the route or the pit stops. It is about the people.  “During the Bike to…

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Bike to Beat Cancer is an emotional time for the Schembari family and the rest of Team Bryant

Cassie Schembari was a 19-year-old Bellarmine University student when she was diagnosed with acute myelogenous leukemia. “Cassie took it in stride,” said her mother, Jackie Schembari. “She was a fighter…

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Over 15 years of Bike to Beat Cancer, Bryan Redick has ridden through it all

Bryan Redick has been there since the beginning. He participated in the Norton Healthcare Foundation’s first Bike to Beat Cancer 15 years ago, and he’ll be riding again in September,…

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Bike to Beat Cancer ride gives oncologist another chance to see patients outside of the exam room

It won’t be a long bike ride, but it will a meaningful one for Laila S. Agrawal, M.D., when she and her family participate in Bike to Beat Cancer. As…

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From stage 4 prostate cancer to ‘no disease detected’

During the 2018 Bike to Beat Cancer,William Cohen and his Omega Psi Phi fraternity brother pedaled through the “Mile of Silence” – a stretch of the route where riders can…

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A 20-year volunteer in the fight against cancer crosses her final finish line

One year ago, I shared the story of one of our longtime Bike to Beat Cancer volunteers, Missy Farfsing, and her battle with a rare cancer of the spine. At…

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Meet Eric Winke: Riding in Bike to Beat Cancer for fun and to support patients

Eric Winke, 44, is an e-learning developer with the Norton Healthcare Institute for Education & Development. Eric, who is married with a young son and daughter, took the time to…

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