
Hundt Strong
Theresa Hundt / Honor Pages

Our mission is to help fund better treatments and hopefully cures for kids with Rhabdomyosarcoma. We are doing this in memory of our Billy who died at the age of 24 from Alveolar Rhabdomyosarcoma.
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$53,103
Raised
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$25,000
Goal
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23
Supporters
Recent Transactions
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Anonymous
$80.00 / 12 days ago
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David Hartner
$51.25 / 12 days ago
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Joy Haney
$102.50 / 13 days ago
Donating on behalf of Paige Haney thru Christian Blackburn in lieu of flowers for Sarah Blackburn may she R.I.P
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Kate Elburn
$10.00 / 18 days ago
My condolences to the entire Blackburn family, especially my new cousin, Lisa Sullivan. Your grandmother sounds like an incredible person. Sending lots of love xoxo
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Ellen Eiseler
$50.00 / 166 days ago
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Theresa Hundt
$110.00 / 242 days ago
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Michelle Hundt
$100.00 / 247 days ago
Because September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, I'm donating in memory of my nephew Billy Hundt.
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Theresa Hundt
$320.00 / 247 days ago
This donation includes a gift from cousin Neil Artley and money from the sale of Hundt Strong merchandise.
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Hannah Woldt
$205.00 / 262 days ago
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Catherine Costello
$25.00 / 334 days ago
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Theresa Hundt
$285.00 / 334 days ago
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Theresa Hundt
$20,000.00 / 355 days ago
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Charles and Lisa Rahall
$200.00 / 380 days ago
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Bryan and Pamela Bottles
$250.00 / 380 days ago
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Robert and Susan Erickson
$100.00 / 380 days ago
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Quality Tire, Inc.
$1,500.00 / 380 days ago
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BackSwing Golf Events, Inc.
$3,074.82 / 383 days ago
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Anonymous
$200.00 / 468 days ago
Billy's family rented one of our vacation rentals and shared his story with us. What a wonderful family. We were touched by his story and are happy to contribute to the cause.
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Barbara Diederichsen
$100.00 / 695 days ago
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BackSwing Golf Events, Inc.
$2,904.13 / 711 days ago
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Quality Tire, Inc.
$1,600.00 / 711 days ago
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Theresa Hundt
$20,804.10 / 711 days ago
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Douglas DeFord
$100.00 / 736 days ago
About Hundt Strong
Billy was diagnosed with Alveolar Rhabdomyosarcoma in October of 2016. At the time of his diagnosis, he was commuting to Oakland University for classes and working at Hawk Hollow Golf Course and Paramount Coffee as an intern. For over seven months he had been dealing with rib pain, which he thought was a golf injury. It wasn’t until his lung had collapsed from the 17cm tumor that we found out it was cancer. He started treatment in early November on a very aggressive chemo, followed by many weeks of radiation. By the summer of 2017 he was worn out from treatment and not doing much of anything. We are so thankful to his boss Steve Morris for encouraging him to get back into the game of golf and coming back to his job as an intern at Paramount Coffee. It was just what Billy needed to lift his spirits. By December of 2017 we found out the cancer had spread. He started back on chemo in January and had his first radiation treatment on the new area the day before he died on February 13, 2018. I remember him being wheeled out from his treatment with a thumbs up and a huge smile on his face. No one could believe his mood that day. He told me he was so excited because by the end of the week he was going to be able to eat again. Only twice during the 15 months after his diagnosis did I hear him say, “Why me?”
The week before he died, we had started planning the second annual Hundt Strong golf outing in support of cancer research. So here we are 7 years later doing just what he wanted to do. Billy is blessed to have a very large family and an even bigger circle of friends. We have hosted a 216-person golf outing each year since his death at Hawk Hollow. To date we have raised $64,000 for childhood cancer research. This year we have high hopes of raising over $25,000 to fund a drug research project. We are very excited to team up with the Children's Cancer Therapy Development Institute (cc-TDI) and work towards developing safe and effective treatment options.