Message from Josh:

On December 28, 2014, Anna experienced multiple seizures and was hospitalized. On that day, our lives were forever changed. We now know that the seizures were onset by a tumor that was trying to grow in her brain. That was the beginning of our journey in what seems like a million years. We went through five craniotomies, radiation, chemo, and a multitude of other treatments.

On October 2, 2016, Anna lost her 21-month long battle with GBM. She was a fighter and gave it everything she had. I am so proud of what she was able to do while having this devastating disease. 

This team is here in honor of Anna. We represent Team DenFeyer together with our family, friends and everyone who is an extension of Team DenFeyer. DenFeyer is our combined name of Denham and Feyerherm. We are a team and this team extends far beyond just us and we would love to have you be a part of it for this event.

SBTF (Southeastern Brain Tumor Foundation) sponsors research and our support group, for which we are extremely grateful to be a part. You can read about what they do elsewhere on this site, but the types of research they fund are exactly what need to exist so that we can find a way to ultimately beat cancer.

Please join us in the fight against brain cancer by donating to this much needed cause. We are also looking to have a solid representation of support the week of the race/walk. You will see the spirit of our team and others supporting this cause and event. Please consider becoming a member of our team.

Go Team DenFeyer!

Thanks,
Josh (& Anna)

Team Page:

Welcome to our team page!  We are participating in the Race For Research at Atlantic Station near downtown Atlanta. GA. It's a 5K run, 1K fun-run/walk and a fundraising event that raises money to support brain tumor research. 

You can participate by running (or walking) the course route along with us, by helping us spread the word about this fundraising event, or by making a donation toward our fundraising effort. If you're not a runner, don't worry, many of the registrants are not runners. Instead many of the registrants are brain tumor patients who are just happy to be able to participate in this event.

Your participation and donations enable support, hope and courage for members of the brain tumor community. The Southeastern Brain Tumor Foundation provides hope in many ways:

• providing acts of kindness to current patients undergoing treatment
• funding critical brain tumor research
• offering scholarships to those impacted by a brain tumor diagnosis
• hosting support groups for patients and caregivers

PLEASE KNOW that your participation and/or donation will have a positive impact on the life of a brain tumor patient.

The Southeastern Brain Tumor Foundation is recognized as as a 501 (c) (3) not-for-profit organization and as a public charity. Donations to the SBTF are tax deductible to the fullest extent allowed by law.