Golfers attended an awards banquet following the tournament where John Powers, CCA Ambassador Board Member and Chemo Pal Program Mentor, talked about the mission of the Children’s Cancer Association. The Traffie family joined the tournament banquet with their son Keaton, this year’s Kadel’s Golf Classic CCA Hero, along with their other four children Makenna, Blake, Parker and Brooklyn. Sarah Traffie, Keaton’s mother, told Keaton’s story. It turned out Keaton was not the only hero in the room that day as two of his siblings have donated bone marrow to save Keaton’s life. This is a special family who has faced difficult challenges and Kadel’s was honored to have an opportunity to make a difference in their lives and the lives of other local families like the Traffies through CCA.
CCA’s programs, such as the MyMusicRx program and the Chemo Pal Mentor Program, help add to the quality of life for kids like Keaton dealing with cancer. Much like most 6 year old boys, Keaton is active and loves playing sports and CCA helps by focusing on the positive. His family is grateful for the services CCA provides our community.
For more information about the Children’s Cancer Association visit CCA’s website: http://www.joyrx.org
Founded in 1954, Kadel’s Auto Body is headquartered in Tigard, Oregon. Kadel’s is the region’s largest provider of collision repair and sixth largest independently owned collision repair provider in the United States. Since opening the first shop, the company has expanded to 23 locations in the Pacific Northwest including Oregon, Washington and Idaho. Kadel’s Auto Body maintains a superior reputation for quality collision repair and customer service in the communities it serves. For more information go to http://www.kadels.com
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