Planning Committee - Meets 2nd Monday of each month, please feel free to join us.

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2012 Calendar Activities & Events

There are many ways for you to become involved and help our cause. E-mail us for more information or sign-up to volunteer with us.


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15days until
Cancer and the Law Educational Seminar, Saturday, March 10, 2012, 8:30 am - 12: pm. Please RSVP by email to Jamie.Ledezma@lls.edu or by phone at 559-392-1017. Deadline to register: March 2, 2012

53days until
Girls Night Out, Tuesday, April 17, 2012., Visit from 4:00 pm to 8:00 pm.. Vendor information can be downloaded.

9days since
Move into 323 W. Cromwell, Suite 112

About Us‎ > ‎

Planning Committee - Meets 2nd Monday of each month, please feel free to join us.

Diana Dhuyvetter

Editor

Diana is grateful to be a survivor since 2003. Upon completion of her chemo and radiation treatments, she started attending the monthly luncheons before SOS grew to its current status. In October 2006, Diana volunteered as Newsletter Editor when SOS began publishing quarterly communication. The newsletter has provided an added richness to Diana's life allowing her to articulate her artistic and creative nature to emerge.

Diana has a daughter, Tabitha; a son, Nicholas; and his wife, Rebecca. She loves spending time with her children and their pups. Additionally, Diana has worked at Children's Hospital Central California for 20+ years.

Diana holds a Master's Degree in Business Administration (MBA) and dual Bachelor's of Science degrees in Business Management and Marketing (BSM/MKT). She earned Summa Cum Laude for all of her degrees.

Crystal Sherian

Media/Marketing

Crystal Sherian has a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with focuses on Business Management and Business Operations Management. Her business degree has helped her thrive in the experiential marketing and advertising industry. Her experience has contributed to a broad skill set in business management including marketing, media relations, trade shows and events.

Julie Skiba

Special Projects

I found out about Sisterhood of Survivors almost 4 years ago while attending the Annual Susan G. Komen Survivors Lunch. My friend Martha told me about the group and invited me to attend the SOS Luncheon the following week. I really liked what I found – a wonderful group of ladies who have a positive outlook on life. I have been active in SOS ever since. Through my involvement in the monthly luncheons, planning meetings, fundraisers and events I have made some very special friends who I consider to be my sisters for life. I originally got involved in SOS thinking that as a 2 time breast cancer survivor I would have a lot to offer to the newly diagnosed breast cancer patients. At the time little did I realize that I would learn a lot from them as well as from the many activities and events associated with this wonderful organization!

I have been married to Stan Skiba for 35 years. I have the privilege of working with Stan and our 2 adult children, Shana and Brandon in our family-owned printing and promotions company – The Advance Group. The Advance Group is proud to support SOS and to provide the site for the quarterly SOS tote assemblies and as a storage location for the totes.

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Young Survivors

Charyce Haynes

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Lynette McBride

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Judy Pearson

I was diagnosised in 1987. I had a complete mastectomy on my right side and went thru about a year of chemo. Back then, there wasn't much info or groups to join, so I more or less went it alone. My family was great and I had a wonderful Doctor. Janet Ames, my sisters sister-in-law kept asking me to come to a luncheon. I did, and I have been hooked ever since. The ladies are remarkable and I can't believe what our membership has accomplished. I enjoy our meetings, luncheons (especially when I get to be hostess). We support each other in a way that no one that has gone thru this journey can imagine. I am married to Jim for 50+yrs, 4 children and 9 grandchildren. Great grandchild on the way. I am truly blessed with my family and all my friends at SOS.

Mary Ann Rogozinski

Survivor and on Ways & Means Committee

Mary Ann Rogozinski is a retired Fresno County employee and a five-year survivor of breast cancer. Mary Ann has been an active member of Sisterhood of Survivors for three years with two years of service on the Planning Committee. She was involved in realizing the dream of making Sisterhood of Survivors a non-profit organization and committed to educating the community about breast cancer and helping those recently diagnosed.