Dominick Mase graduated High School with the Class of 2004 despite his first diagnosis of leukemia in September, 2002. He was awarded the Norman J. Munday Memorial Scholarship for Outward Bound, which he used for a sea kayaking adventure in the Bahamas.
In May of 2007, Dom received a bone marrow transplant. He entered remission, became an avid cyclist, and attended Kent State University. In September of 2008, Dom was diagnosed with another form of AML. He returned to Fairview, living and loving life passionately. He was admitted into the Cleveland Clinic in March and passed away April 13, 2009 surrounded by his family.
He is survived by parents Laura Wattling Jones and Lawrence Mase, a stepfather, Tom Jones, sister Sarah Mase, and brothers Zachary Jones and Anthony Mase.
Source: Extracts from the Lorain County.com obituary.
In May of 2007, Dom received a bone marrow transplant. He entered remission, became an avid cyclist, and attended Kent State University. In September of 2008, Dom was diagnosed with another form of AML. He returned to Fairview, living and loving life passionately. He was admitted into the Cleveland Clinic in March and passed away April 13, 2009 surrounded by his family.
He is survived by parents Laura Wattling Jones and Lawrence Mase, a stepfather, Tom Jones, sister Sarah Mase, and brothers Zachary Jones and Anthony Mase.
Source: Extracts from the Lorain County.com obituary.
Dominick Mase graduated High School with the Class of 2004 despite his first diagnosis of leukemia in September, 2002. He was awarded the Norman J. Munday Memorial Scholarship for Outward Bound, which he used for a sea kayaking adventure in the Bahamas.
In May of 2007, Dom received a bone marrow transplant. He entered remission, became an avid cyclist, and attended Kent State University. In September of 2008, Dom was diagnosed with another form of AML. He returned to Fairview, living and loving life passionately. He was admitted into the Cleveland Clinic in March and passed away April 13, 2009 surrounded by his family.
He is survived by parents Laura Wattling Jones and Lawrence Mase, a stepfather, Tom Jones, sister Sarah Mase, and brothers Zachary Jones and Anthony Mase.
Source: Extracts from the Lorain County.com obituary.
In May of 2007, Dom received a bone marrow transplant. He entered remission, became an avid cyclist, and attended Kent State University. In September of 2008, Dom was diagnosed with another form of AML. He returned to Fairview, living and loving life passionately. He was admitted into the Cleveland Clinic in March and passed away April 13, 2009 surrounded by his family.
He is survived by parents Laura Wattling Jones and Lawrence Mase, a stepfather, Tom Jones, sister Sarah Mase, and brothers Zachary Jones and Anthony Mase.
Source: Extracts from the Lorain County.com obituary.
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