Ashley Anderson
Ashley Anderson
In Memory of Courtney Amanda Anderson
Give the gift of CAMPFIRE CIRCLE to kids affected by childhood cancer
It is with profound sadness to announce that our beautiful daughter, beloved sister, school teacher, marathon runner, animal lover, cycling enthusiast, and angel - Courtney Amanda Anderson - suddenly passedMore...
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Give the gift of CAMPFIRE CIRCLE to kids affected by childhood cancer
It is with profound sadness to announce that our beautiful daughter, beloved sister, school teacher, marathon runner, animal lover, cycling enthusiast, and angel - Courtney Amanda Anderson - suddenly passed away on February 15, 2014. Courtney is survived by her loving parents, Karen and Lonny Anderson, Sister Ashley Anderson, Brothers Bryan and Jordan Anderson, grandmothers Ann Hennessy and Brenda Vejprava, Aunts, Uncles, and Cousins. Courtney was diagnosed with Hodgkins Lymphoma Cancer in 2007 and underwent treatment at Sick Kids Hospital and Princess Margaret Hospital that year.
Her vision in life quickly became "Dream As If You'll Live Forever, Live As If You'll Die Tomorrow."
There was no challenge she could not overcome, no marathon she could not run, no bike race she could not ride, and no triathlon that could slow her down. She was 24 years young and so full of life, laughter, and determination. Courtney touched the hearts of many and will be greatly missed, but never forgotten.
CAMPFIRE CIRCLE (Formerly Camp Ooch & Camp Trillium) can change a child’s life – for better, and forever. With no government funding, CAMPFIRE CIRCLE relies on the generosity of volunteers and donors to provide year-round programs for children affected by childhood cancer at their campsite in Muskoka, The Hospital for Sick Children and in the community at no cost to their families.
Healing through happiness at Campfire Circle
Since 1983, Campfire Circle has brought healing through happiness to children with cancer or serious illness and their families across Ontario. Through year-round programs in hospitals, communities, and at medically supported overnight camps, we create opportunities for joy, connection, confidence, and belonging—always at no cost to families. As a privately funded charity, Campfire Circle helps make life-changing experiences possible for more than 6,300 campers each year.
Visit www.campfirecircle.org for more information or join the online community on Facebook ,Instagram or LinkedIn.
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