Christian Deangelis Obituary, Death Cause – After multiple stints as a part-time and long-term occasional teacher, DeAngelis has just landed his first full-time position teaching computer engineering. He begins his new gig in Milton this fall. Overall, said DeAngelis, the experience overcoming cancer has taught him never to take good health for granted.
It’s also given him a greater appreciation for his family and friends. The Terry Fox Run, which is happening in communities across Canada, is a great community-building event, DeAngelis said. “It’s just a really heartwarming feeling when you see a lot of people working towards the same cause. Registration for the Sept. 15 event begins at 9 a.m. outside Hutch’s on the Beach, 280 Van Wagners Beach Rd. The official start time is 10 a.m.
Pizza, snacks, refreshments and water stations will be provided. Activities include a raffle and face painting. The five- and 10-kilometre event is accessible to bicycles, strollers, in-line skates and wheelchairs. In the face of adversity, the human spirit often reveals its extraordinary resilience. Christian DeAngelis, a survivor of Hodgkin lymphoma, embodies this spirit as he not only conquered cancer but now endeavors to empower others on their own journeys to recovery. His story is one of courage, community support, and the enduring hope that fuels the annual Terry Fox Run in Stoney Creek.
In 2010, Christian DeAngelis was a second-year student in the concurrent education program at Brock University, aspiring to become a math teacher. Little did he know that life had an unexpected turn waiting for him. That year, he received a cancer diagnosis Hodgkin lymphoma. What followed was a challenging and emotionally taxing journey that would test his strength, determination, and the unwavering support of those around him.
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