On this page, OCAN honors and celebrates the lives of women who have left us. We extend our sympathies to their spouses, partners, children, family and friends and resolve to carry on the fight against ovarian cancer in their names.

Crispin Morrison died Friday, May 23, 2003, at age 41 after a four-year battle with ovarian cancer. Crispin was born on July 6, 1961 in Boston, Massachusetts. Before her illness, she was a successful businesswoman in Greenville, SC and later worked as a systems support administrator for Safeco in Seattle, Washington. After her diagnosis in 1999, she moved to Las Vegas and founded the Ovarian Cancer Alliance of Nevada (OCAN). Throughout her illness, she worked tirelessly to provide cancer-related support and information to women and families throughout the U.S. and Canada.

Arleen Atterberry Gail J. Bailey Agnes Julia Bentley Valerie Best Marsha Hunter-Breen Jeannine Buck Jeannette Cray Claudia Cole Penny Dennis Ginee´ Dickison Linda Duparque Michele "Miki" Farley

Mary Garza Wanda Grasso Emily Hare Nancy Haugarth Susan Kaner Janice Klein Birthe(Bea)Kobberoe Marva Laird Jill Ladewig Diane Marino Deborah Marsh Sheila Marshall

Sheri McKain Teddy McKinnon Ginger Miller Crispin Morrison Yvette Moultrie Suzanne Mulloy Candance Ornelas Trish Shapiro Mildred Shumate Betty Slade Margie Vincent Janet Walker