Meet Our Team
Mike Bossy
Influenced by several close relatives who beat prostate cancer by catching it early, Bossy wants to encourage men to become educated about their prostate cancer risk.
Ken Griffey, Sr.
Griffey, Sr. lost four uncles to prostate cancer, and as a survivor himself, he encourages all men with a family history to talk to a doctor about risk factors for prostate cancer.
Ozzie Smith
This year at age 55, Smith, who believes that getting an annual physical is easier than doing backflips on a baseball field, will receive his first PSA test.
Rod Woodson
As an African American, Woodson is at an increased risk for prostate cancer, so last year, he received his first PSA test after joining the campaign.
Jim Kelly
At age 50, Kelly is staying ahead of the game by getting a yearly physical and PSA test from his doctor.
Len Dawson
Diagnosed with prostate cancer in 1992, Dawson made an appointment with his doctor after his wife saw a newspaper article discussing prostate cancer risks for men over 40.
Joe Cortez
One of the most famous faces in boxing, Joe Cortez beat prostate cancer and would like to remind all Hispanic men to make an appointment with their physician.
Ask a Legend—Jim Kelly
