Family's 'crusade' helps others coping with childhood cancer
Family's 'crusade' helps others coping with childhood cancer  5K
raises $44,000 in Cory's memory  BLACKSTONE - Photo collages,
smiley faces and sports memorabilia adorn nearly every inch of
the walls in the room that once belonged to Blackstone Millville
Regional High School student Cory Gaudet.  Gaudet, a beloved
son, brother and friend to many, died last August from a rare
form of brain cancer.  And while friends and family continue to
mourn his loss, a glance at his old bedroom makes two things
clear: Gaudet lived life to the fullest for his brief 18 years,
and his memory continues to serve as inspiration to many.
Cory's parents, Teresa and Jim Gaudet, have formed a nonprofit
organization, and with their first major event, a 5K road race
and relay walk, Cory's Crusaders has raised $44,000. Five
hundred twenty-five participants pre-registered for the event,
and the couple said they believe more than 700 people showed up,
including supporters and