Jaclyn was a 16 year old high school junior playing varsity soccer, serving as VP of student government and looking forward to her junior prom when her world, and ours, changed when she was diagnosed with Ewing’s Sarcoma. Jaclyn fought bravely for 2 and 1/2 years, and while enduring treatments, chemotherapy, surgery, more chemotherapy, more surgery, experimental clinical trials, and radiation she refused to stop living her life the way she wanted to. She attended her junior prom. She endured her treatment and earned a 4.0 GPA her senior year of high school. From her hospital bed she coordinated summer soccer practice and with a boot attended as many practices and games as possible earning her the most courageous athlete award. Still, while enduring chemo treatment she attended her freshman year of college at UCF and earned a 3.8 GPA, joined AEPhi sorority and got involved in Knight-Thon and philanthropy events. Unfortunately Jaclyn’s battle ended August 8, 2021, when she could not fight any longer. She is an example of living every minute to its absolute fullest and is a true inspiration to everyone who knew her. She was taken from us to soon and will be forever missed. Please help us honor her by supporting research to end this awful disease. Your donation is truly appreciated. 

- The Ehrlich Family

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Jac's family and friends have partnered with 3 Dollar Challenge, a grassroots fundraising organization that helps catalyze large scale viral campaigns to support important causes.

The rules of the challenge are simple:

• 1. Donate $3 to our Givebutter extension link
• 2. Post a picture on your Instagram Story with the people always by your side and tag @3dollarchallenge
• 3. Nominate 3 or more friends to complete the challenge

100% of proceeds will be donated to Sarcoma Foundation of America (https://www.curesarcoma.org/ab...)

A little amount from a lot of people makes a big difference.

Sarcoma Foundation of America Mission:

Eliminate pain and suffering due to sarcoma by:

• Advocating for increased government funding against sarcoma
• Creating alliances with the biotechnology and pharmaceutical industries to rapidly develop new and better sarcoma treatments
• Increasing public awareness regarding early detection of sarcoma
• Educating sarcoma patients