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Go Jen Go Run: A Day of Sunshine, Sisterhood, and Strength - by Cheryl Lecroy

  • Writer: Cheryl Lecroy
    Cheryl Lecroy
  • Mar 24
  • 2 min read
Cheryl Lecroy at Go Jen Go race representing The After Cancer

March 8th, 2025, was more than just a date on the calendar—it was a radiant celebration of life, love, and legacy. The Go Jen Go Foundation hosted a fabulous breast cancer race that brought our community together in a way that was truly magical. As the sun beamed down on us, we also joined the world in honoring National Women’s Day, making the day even more powerful and meaningful.


From the moment we arrived, there was a sense of joy and connection in the air. The DJ didn’t miss a beat, cheering on the incredible women who showed up to walk, run, and rally. It felt like the whole day was wrapped in celebration and empowerment—an affirmation of the strength that lives in each woman who has faced or is facing breast cancer.

Go Jen Go Race, breast cancer patients

And yet, amidst the celebration, there was a soft, humble undercurrent of remembrance. The race is named for Jen Pagani, a woman whose spirit continues to touch this community in beautiful ways. Through the heartfelt stories shared by those who knew her best, you could almost feel Jen’s presence. Her light, her strength, her joy—it was all there with us, guiding our steps.


One of the most touching parts of the morning was seeing the men in pink tutus running alongside the women they love. Their presence reminded us that this journey isn’t walked alone—it’s one of community, of support, and of unwavering love.

Go Jen Go Race, breast cancer caregivers

We also had the pleasure of visiting with other incredible non-profits who, like us, are working to serve and support the breast cancer community. It’s always uplifting to connect with others on this path, to share stories, hugs, and hope.


Smile. Sun. Warmth. Community. Connection. That’s what this day was made of. It was a perfect event that reminded us how powerful we are—especially when we come together.

I’m so grateful to be part of this beautiful, resilient community. Thank you, Go Jen Go, for letting us walk (and dance!) in Jen’s light. 💖


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