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Men’s Health Forum
The annual Free Men’s Health Forum was held Saturday, March 18, 2017 at the University of South Florida Marshall Center. The event, a free men’s health check- up, is presented by Moffitt Cancer Center. Several health readings were made for those in attendance, as well as prostate vouchers were available for men ages 55 to 75 years old.
Baseball legend and prostate cancer survivor Ken Griffey, Sr. was in town for the forum.
Griffey, Sr. lost four uncles to prostate cancer before he was diagnosed with the disease in 2006. This has been a subject close to his heart and to his family for some time. As part of Men Who Speak Up, he encouraged men to speak up about advanced prostate cancer symptoms, which may indicate the disease is progress- ing. (Photos by BRUNSON)
Moffitt Cancer Center officials and others with Ken Griffey, Sr. From left: Dr. Lee Green, Dontera Dye, Bucs Wide Receiver; Ken Griffey, Sr., Nikki Ross Inda, County Commissioner Les Miller, City Councilman Louis Viera and his son, “Chef.”
These men who served as volunteers are: Tony Toulme, Jerone Jackson, and Richard Parniawski.
These members of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity who attended the forum and served as volunteers were: Michael Mays, Irvin Lee, Jeff Bee, Carlos Dixon, Rep. Sean Shaw, Stanley Gray, Tchecoy Blount, Terrell Oglesby and Tedd Scott, Jr.
These men are: Jeffery Bee, Tchecoy Blount, Carlos Dixon, Michael Mays, Caleb August, Tedd Scott, Jr. and Ricardo Busquets.
These lady volunteers are: Tiffany Romershausen, Yolanda Mona Newsome and Carolyn Banks Noel Inda and Ronnie Oliver
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Will Leathers went to the Wilfred and Sheila Cameho. Men’s Health Forum.
among the men in attendance.
Dr. Frank R. Satchel, Jr., Buffy Allen and Sandra Trigg.
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