end2end RELAY TEAM
CHRIS DAY
CFB Esquimalt Firefighter
By doing this IKCA fundraiser Day hopes the funds raised can help alleviate some of the stress that comes with the childhood cancer diagnosis and treatment...more
ANDY DUNSTAN
Retired Police Officer
Dunstan grew up in Cornwall, England and moved to Canada in 2000. A grandfather, he has been riding 22 years. The founder of End2End, Dunstan said he knew of IKCA and the great programs it has, and wanted to help with a fundraiser...more
STEVE FOSTER
Retired RCMP Officer
Foster has seen young families through his son’s friends and his wife’s work colleagues deal with childhood cancer. He wants to do what he can to raise funds to make those families’ lives a little easier...more
BILL FRY
Trek Bike Store Owner
Fry grew up in Greater Toronto and has been involved in training cyclists and working with cancer charities and others for almost 30 years. When his friend asked him about the feasibility of two-day Island relay Fry was all in and the planning began...more
ERIN GLAZIER
Commercial Realtor
Glazier said she has seen first-hand the extra challenges Vancouver Island kids and their families face related to the costs of accessing cancer care off the Island. “I wanted to ride for a grassroots organization that is focused on 100 per cent of the funds raised going directly to these families.”...more
MARY GRIFFIN
CHEK News Reporter
Griffin grew up in Vancouver and moved to Greater Victoria about 25 years ago. When asked to join the End2End team, her answer was an instant “Yes!”. “I can’t imagine a more important cause, and I’d be helping raise funds for children battling cancer while doing something I love.”...more
ROB McDONALD
Saanich Police Sgt.
McDonald, who grew up in Deep Cove in North Saanich, has been an athlete all his life. He has been involved in cancer and childhood charities since 2007. A dad to two children, he hopes to help lessen the burden on parents through their journey with childhood cancer...more
KEVIN NYSTEDT
Victoria Police Detective-Sergeant
Nystedt said he was “humbled” when asked to ride for End2End. “I’m absolutely grateful for the opportunity to help so other Island families can receive the support they deserve and need so they can focus on their children and family.”...more
