Geno loved life, he loved being with friends, being with family, he loved dogs, baseball, and most of all he loved life. His diagnosis changed our lives forever, but it never scared him.
Geno was the strongest child I know, he always will be, he fought so hard and he was so brave. This is something no child should ever have to face. We miss him more and more everyday. At age 13 Geno was diagnosed with Hepatocellular Carcinoma, a rare form of liver cancer. After 3 long months and eleven surgeries, Geno became an angel.
He is still our angel.
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