In this Stand Up To Cancer film directed by Jesse Dylan, Don Moffett pays tribute to his son Harry’s best friend, Pablo. We are grateful for Don’s continued devotion to The Pablove Foundation, and for SU2C’s support of our mission.

Goodnight from Brenham, Texas, the city where this fine state was founded back in the day. Tonight, we dedicate our hearts to a little girl named Haley Mathis whose battle with cancer ended on Pablo’s birthday, June 21, 2005. She was 22 months old. We’ll carry her through the night as we rest our bodies for tomorrow’s 123 mile stage into Austin.

Tonight’s dedication goes out to Josh Brestel of Lincoln, Nebraska. He passed away at four years old after two relapses and, in his mom’s words, “too many surgeries to count.” We send our intentions for peace and tranquility to Josh’s family and friends all over the world.

Jeff checks in after arriving in Hurricane Katrina country, Foley, Alabama — a town 10 miles off the Gulf of Mexico.

Today’s short ride up the Gulf Coast is dedicated to two-year-old Alyson Thompson from Portland, Oregon. We’ll cross into Alabama halfway into our route today, and we’ll pass through Gulf Shores, ending in Foley. It’s a short one today – only 40 miles. We need the rest after hammering in the rain yesterday.

Tonight, we sleep in Pensacola, Florida. Our nightly dedication this evening honors Chelsea Anne Hicks from Tigard, Oregon. She was four years old when she lost her battle to cancer on February 20, 2009. Our hearts are filled with her memory and warm thoughts for her family tonight as we call this day to an end.