Garnet Hathaway Supports Sister in Fund Raiser for Cancer Research
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Dylan Robillard
June 21, 2023 (4:13)
Bruins' forward Garnet Hathaway's sister was unfortunately diagnosed with stage 3b metastatic melanoma in 2021, in which she fortunately beat.
The Brother and Sister duo met outside for some bike training ahead of the 2023 PanMass Challenge, which is an annual bike-a-thon that raises money for Dana-Farber.
A leading Cancer institute for expert, compassionate cancer care and advanced research.
In August, Caitlin Hathaway, who was diagnosed with stage 3b metastatic melanoma in 2021, will be participating in the annual event that raises funds for cancer research.
Garnet Hathaway is very excited to cheer on his sister in her first Pann Mass bike-a-thon this summer saying, «Thanks Bruins - I'm excited to cheer Caitlin on during her first Pann Mass ride.»
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