Since 2017, Siena has joined thousands of cyclists at the Pan-Mass Challenge, an annual bike-a-thon that raises money and awareness for cancer research at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute in Boston.

Cancer sucks, it feels like betrayal by our bodies. But…I’m riding because this is the best way to prove resilience and I’m confident a cure to some of the million forms of cancer is achievable if we put our minds and hearts into chasing down a cure at a steady 90 RPM cadence. Just as important, I’m riding for Sue and her family (part of my work family).

Pee-wee: [falls off bike after attempting tricks] I meant to do that.

When the idea of riding PMC was suggested, I jumped right on board. Hopefully my small contribution will help find a cure for cancer.

“I don’t know if it’s illegal to be handsome and ride a bike at the same time but whatever, I live dangerously.”

My best friend’s mother was recently diagnosed with breast cancer and is currently undergoing treatment. I am riding for her and all the other mothers, fathers, sisters and brothers out there.

“No, I crashed my bicycle, not motorcycle. I’m not that cool.”

The PMC is the least I can do to help with their battle. I am also riding in memory of my mother Cecile and brother Bobby who both died due to cancer.

“I hope that’s the finish line, my ass can’t take much more of this ride.”

Contact us at pmc@sienaconstruction.com.