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Robert Hampson
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Awards
- Robert was awarded the King Clancy Award from the Canadian Foundation for Physically Disabled Persons. The King Clancy Award was established in November, 1986 by the CFPDP to commemorate the contributions of Toronto Maple Leaf hockey great and assistant coach King Clancy as a leader and an inspirational humanitarian. Awarded annually at the Great Valentine Gala, it recognizes individuals whose outstanding accomplishments have helped to increase public awareness about the potential of disabled people. Through their perseverance and dedication, these individuals have inspired others, especially the disabled, to become active and contributing members of our society. We congratulate them. Congratulations, Robert!
- Robert has also been recognized by the City of Toronto for his "commitment and tremendous efforts in positively promoting the abilities, integrity and vitality of people living with disabilities". The Unsung Hero Award 2007 was presented to Robert by the mayor of Toronto on December 3, 2007
General: - shortly after his 4th birthday, Robert was diagnosed with a brain tumor - surgery for that tumour left Robert blind - Robert's tumour had to be treated three times with chemotherapy - he also successfully battled a second tumour at the age of 14 - Robert has spent more than 5 years of his life in chemotherapy - he has had over 3,000 needles, 45,000 pills, 90 scans, 10 operations and 6 weeks of radiation Personal:
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ABOUT ROBERT |
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