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2021 Quinn Classic Golf Tournament

2020 Quinn Classic Golf Tournament

2019 Colonial Harley-Davidson ALS Awareness Day

2019 ALS Walk

2018 ALS Walk

2017 ALS Walk

2019 Quinn Classic Golf Tournament

Photography by Sara Weidner, Eastman Creative

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Half of all people affected with ALS live between three and five years. Twenty percent live five years or more. Up to 10 percent will live more than 10 years.

60% of ALS patients are men. Military veterans are approximately twice as likely to develop ALS.

ALS was first discovered 150 years ago in 1869 by French neurologist Jean-Martin Charcot, but it wasn’t until 1939 that Yankees baseball player Lou Gehrig brought national and international attention to the disease.

In 2018, in Ada, Michigan, EIGHT YEAR OLD Miss Kennedy Arney was diagnosed with juvenile ALS. JUST SEVEN at the time, she became the youngest person diagnosed with the illness in the United States as of September 14, 2019.

Every 90 minutes, someone is diagnosed with ALS and someone dies from it.

About 90 percent of ALS cases occur without any family history. The remaining 10 percent of ALS cases are inherited through a mutated gene.

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What’s Bobby Quinn saying?

“My LIFE doesn’t suck, my circumstances do! My LIFE is amazing, beautiful and full of love and support. I am blessed.”

Bobby’s final sunset was on April 27, 2021. May he be sipping expensive bourbon and smiling down on us as we work together to help others like him, and to find a cure for ALS.

Bobby’s Journey