Prostate Cancer Foundation - Dan Fogelberg

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Dan Fogelberg’s Valentine’s Day Song Available for Download now
100% of proceeds donated to the Prostate Cancer Foundation

Dan Fogelberg, the singer and songwriter whose hits “Leader of the Band” and “Same Old Lang Syne” helped define the soft-rock era, died December 16th at his home in Maine after battling prostate cancer. He was 56.

A message from Jean Fogelberg:

In February of 2005, Dan went to Colorado for a few weeks to supervise
some ranch business and to do some work in the studio. I stayed in Maine
to oversee the final construction phase of our Maine house. It was hard for
us to be so far apart for so long, especially since we would miss Valentine's
Day together.

On the afternoon of the 14th, the florist brought me a dozen long-stemmed
red roses; FedEx brought me a CD with a song Dan had written for me just for
Valentine's Day.

The song is called "Sometimes A Song", and it's available for digital
download at iTunes, Amazon, Rhapsody and WalMart.com.

Happy Valentine's Day,

Jean

Download the song and support Dan’s quest!

100% of proceeds from all digital sales will be donated to the Prostate Cancer Foundation.

ABOUT PCF
The Prostate Cancer Foundation (PCF) is the world's largest philanthropic source of support for prostate cancer research. The PCF has a single goal: To find better treatments and a cure for recurrent prostate cancer. The PCF, a 501(c)(3) organization, pursues its mission by reaching out to individuals, corporations and others to harness society’s resources— financial and human—to fight this deadly disease.

Founded in 1993, the PCF has raised more than $300 million and provided funding to more than 1,400 researchers at nearly 200 institutions worldwide. The PCF has been a pioneer in the grant making process, simplifying paperwork for grantees, leaving more time for researchers to conduct needed scientific research. The PCF also advocates for greater awareness of prostate cancer and more governmental resources, resulting in a 20-fold increase in government funding for prostate cancer.