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Special Book Reading by Author Harold Collins at The Cancer Support Center A Widowers Journey In Faith, Love & Good Humor
Join book author and Flossmoor resident, Harold Collins for a special reading of A Widowers Journey In Faith, Love & Good Humor

On June 15, 2016, join book author and Flossmoor resident, Harold Collins for a special reading of A Widowers Journey In Faith, Love & Good Humor from 3:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m., at The Cancer Support Center, 2028 Elm Road, Homewood, IL 60430. Anyone impacted by cancer is welcome to join this program. All proceeds from the book sales during this reading will be donated to The Cancer Support Center.
During this special book reading and autograph session, author Harold Collins will share his story of “A Widowers Journey.” His story began as a love letter to his deceased wife Marilyn. As it evolved, the book also became a thank you for family, friends and his new love who has helped bring his new life from barely bearable to joyful. True to his character, the end product is intended for others who must face their own mortality and that of their loved ones.
“Writing the book was therapeutic for my healing process,” said author of A Widowers Journey In Faith, Love & Good Humor, Harold Collins. “I have made it a personal mission to reach out to widowers and widows to show there is still hope and a life to live after a spouse passes away.”
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For over 20 years, The Center has been here to give strength, guidance and support to anyone living with a cancer diagnosis, as well as to their loved ones. The Center is a community-based, volunteer-driven, donor-supported organization. The programs, resources, and services are always delivered by professional therapists, counselors, and experts; and are provided in a warm, welcoming and nurturing setting at no cost to participants.
In 2015, The Center provided more than 12,400 hours of programming to over 4,500 people. More than 300 women who were losing their hair due to chemotherapy received free wigs, scarves, and hats. Offices are located in Mokena, 19657 S. LaGrange Road, and Homewood, 2028 Elm Road. Programs are also facilitated at several hospitals and cancer centers in our Southland communities. The Center is able to provide these resources to anyone regardless of financial ability because of the generosity of individuals, businesses, and organizations.
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For more information about The Cancer Support Center or the Special Book Reading: A Widower Journey In Faith, Love & Good Humor by Harold Collins, please call 708-798-9171.