"When I See You" | A Cancer Patient's Journey

About This Project

Summary

When Aiden sat down to participate in "Life Recorded," a special program intended to preserve the stories of cancer patients at Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center, he could never have imagined where the journey was going to take him. Aiden's goal was simple: record a video message so that he would have a visual legacy to leave behind for his three-year-old daughter. While recounting his story, Paul Spitale, the program coordinator for "Life Recorded," realized there was more.

Goals & Objectives

Working in tandem with the Roswell Park creative team, Paul contacted friends at GCR Audio recording studios, owned by the Goo-Goo Dolls' Robbie Takac, to give Aiden a dream moment, and a memory his daughter would never forget.

Results & Impact

With the help of Paul Spitale, the Life Recorded program, GCR Audio recording studios, and Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center, Aiden was able to leave the ultimate legacy for his little girl.