At Mott Children's Hospital with Dr. Rajen

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Mody and Child Life Specialist Sheila

Morris are Ally Nathan, foreground, and

Andrew Nathan, Ari Hollander and Rachel

Hollander with the rainbow made in

memory of Haley Nathan.

K

ids Conquering Cancer (KCC),
a Relay for Life team that has
raised more than $55,000
since 2007, has presented to the Mott
Children's Hospital in Ann Arbor a
mosaic rainbow created last summer
during the West Bloomfield Relay for
Life event.
The "rainbow" has been mounted on
a wall in the Pediatric Oncology depart-
ment in memory-of Faley Nathan, who
died at age 11 in April of 2010, after a
courageous five-year battle with cancer.
In 2007, Rachel Hollander, then 12,
of West Bloomfield, began the Kids
Conquering Cancer Relay for Life team
as a "mitzvah project" in honor of her
friend, Haley. Working together with
Rachel's brother, Ari, and Haley and
her siblings, Andrew and Ally, the team

attracted more than 150 walkers that
first year, raising more than $7,000 and
winning Relay's team spirit award.
Vowing to continue the team, the
Hollander and Nathan families have
worked together each spring to launch
their Relay event, committed to continu-
ing their efforts for the past two years
without Haley.
"Even though Relay is different with-
out Haley' said Rachel, "we knew we
had to continue the fight to find a cure
with the same enthusiasm and energy
as before. So, in her honor, six weeks
after Haley died, we were decorating the
tent with vibrant colors and her ideas
in mind. Planning the decorations and
creating art projects to sell at Relay was
always important to Haley, so we contin-
ue her love of art through these mosaics."

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Last year, the team embarked on a
mosaic project under the direction of
local mosaic artist Morrine Maltzman
of West Bloomfield. "Miles for Tiles”
required participants to walk a mile
on the Relay track in exchange for the
privilege of adding five tiles to Haley's
rainbow. Throughout the day, youngsters
and teens kept track of their laps with
special KCC Lap-o-Meters. By nightfall,
the mosaic project was complete.
After Mott Children's Hospital was ren-
ovated this winter, Rachel, now 17, Ari,
14, Andrew, 13, and Ally, 9, presented the
piece to Haley's doctor, Dr. Rajen Mody,
and Child Life Specialist Sheila Morris.
Kids Conquering Cancer will return
to the West Bloomfield Relay for Life
event on June 2 at West Bloomfield
High School with renewed enthusi-
asm and another mosaic project in
Haley's memory. Once again the team
welcomes the community to take part
in Relay and-turn "miles" into "tiles:'
Legwork is the only charge required to
participate.
For more information, visit the Kids
Conquering Cancer website at http://
main.acsevents.org/goto/KCC2012 .

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