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Farrah Fawcett cancer research foundation opens on 1 year anniversary of her death.
Green celebrity news: Farrah Fawcett Cancer Research Foundation opened June 25  on 1 year anniversary of her death. The pinup girl died of a rare form of cancer the same day celebrity Michael Jackson passed away from a lethal overdose of prescription drugs. The cancer research center will focus on finding new cures for the fatal illness and will seek to help find new ways to improve the quality of life for cancer patients, including children.
 
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Remembering Farrah Fawcett!

Cancer research foundation opens in 2010 to commemorate her death and celebrate her life --

Farrah Fawcett passed away one year ago.

On June 25, the day of her death, her closest friends marked the first anniversary of her passing by dedicating a cancer-research foundation in her name.

Best friend Alana Stewart, long term love interest Ryan O'Neal, actress Tatum O'Neal and son Redmond O'Neal gathered in Beverly Hills on Friday. 

The new offices of the Farrah Fawcett Foundation, which funds alternative cancer research and treatment methods, are located in the famous neighborhood.

Fawcett was the most well known and loved pinup girl of the 1970s.

She starred on the hit television series "Charlie's Angels", and made a profound statement as an actress when she played in the movie "The Burning Bed". 

Her movie star looks, trend setting celebrity hairstyle, and flashy smile made her a darling icon appreciated by women and men as a sex symbol.

The star died June 25, 2009, after a long battle with anal cancer.

Stewart now says she hopes the foundation can raise awareness and discover new treatments for the little-known disease that only affect a small few.

Not to leave a mark of an elitist, Fawcett inspired the group to make pediatric cancer another focus for the foundation.

Farrah's foundation will aim to encourage exploration of the disease in the hopes of finding more effective treatments and improve cancer patients' daily quality of life.

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  • J Yates, Nashville Examiner -True Crime 1 year ago

    This is awesome! I am a huge Farrah fan and know she would be so happy that this center is open. She was a true star. By the way, why mention M Jackson's name in conjunction with her death?

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