Kendal passed on 1-7-2011. She was the young tender age of 17. This was her second bout with leukemia. She had ALL when she was 4, and AML when she was 16. She battled AML for 9 long months without complaining. She is by far the most courageous person I know. She has changed my life and many others. She has single handedly brought our entire community together. She was absolutely amazing!! For those honoring Kendal, Thank you. She is a part me, so it honors me too. Lets find a cure for this terrible disease. Love, Dad. WWW.TeamKendal.com
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