Marshall Cancer Care Center

10/17/2025

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10/03/2025

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🌸 After spending her career caring for others, Jenny Knight, suddenly found herself on the other side of care when her October 2023 mammogram revealed breast cancer.

With faith, the support of her husband, and the encouragement of family, friends, and her team at the Marshall Cancer Care Center, Jenny faced surgery, chemotherapy, and unexpected setbacks. Through it all, she leaned on her strength in the Lord and the comfort of those around her.

Now, healed and looking ahead, Jenny and her husband have bought a camper and are enjoying life on the road together. She’s also soaking up every moment she can with her grandson, JJ—cherishing the gift of time and new adventures.

“Everybody’s story is different,” Jenny shared, “but now I can share mine and hopefully be a support to another woman traveling this journey and writing her own story.” 💕

09/02/2025

If you have been positively impacted by a nurse at our facility in the past year, we encourage you to submit a DAISY nomination! In the next weeks, we will begin reviewing nominations, so please let us know if you would like to honor a nurse who cared for you or a family member this past year.

The DAISY (Diseases Attacking the Immune System) Award is an international recognition program that honors and celebrates the skillful, compassionate care nurses provide every day. The DAISY Foundation was established by the family of J. Patrick Barnes after he died from complications of the auto-immune disease ITP in 1999. During his hospitalization, they deeply appreciated the care and compassion shown to Patrick and his entire family. When he died, they felt compelled to say “thank you” to nurses in a very public way.

Expressions of gratitude from patients and families go a long way in helping nurses remember why they became a nurse in the first place and, more importantly, remind them of the joy and reward of a job well done in providing quality healthcare. To learn more about how you can nominate a nurse who provided you with extraordinary care, please visit our website: https://mmcenters.com/daisy

04/02/2025

Thank you to Sand Mountain Cowboy Church for their generous and thoughtful donation of hand-knitted hats and other gifted items to the Marshall Cancer Care Center. Your kindness and generosity make a meaningful impact on our community, providing comfort and support to those in need.

02/20/2025

We are so grateful for generous community partners like Patrick Lawler and City Harbor at Lake Guntersville! Over $3,000 in proceeds from their New Year’s Eve event will directly support the Patient Assistance Program at the Marshall Cancer Care Center, helping local patients in need. Our community is stonger together, and we appreciate everyone who participated in this event to make a difference!

02/18/2025

We are excited to announce our Registered
Dietitian Program with Allison Sisk, RD

We understand making the right decisions about what to eat during your cancer treatment can feel challenging at times. To help you be successful at making good choices, all patients of the Marshall Cancer Care Center receiving treatment have access to a registered dietitian.

02/14/2025

We are incredibly grateful to the Boaz Public Library for their generous donation of 200 Care Packages to the Marshall Cancer Care Center. Each package, filled with a blanket, coloring pages, colored pencils, and a book, brings comfort and encouragement to patients in our community.

When organizations come together with a shared purpose, we create a stronger, healthier future. Thank you, Boaz Public Library, for your dedication to making a difference!

01/24/2025

The Marshall Cancer Care Center Volunteers have been recognized as the 2025 Healthcare Hero Award recipients for their extraordinary service. These selfless individuals, many of whom are cancer survivors, offer compassion and support to patients and their families, going beyond medical care to provide emotional comfort and kindness. From helping with daily tasks to offering prayer and encouragement, their impact is immeasurable. Brandon Evans, Director of the Cancer Center, praises their generosity, saying, "We can’t imagine a day without them." This recognition honors their time and dedication, making a difference in the lives of those they serve.

Active Marshall Cancer Care Center Volunteers: Kenna Barnett, Linda Beasley, Carol Beck, Laura Boggus, Jeannie Brickey, Nancy Burton, Jean Davis, Tammy Davis, Lynn Dufrene, Jonathan Hallmark, Nancy Lennartsson, Janice Lovelady, Teresa Lyles, Wanda Maltbie, Shari McCracken, Rose Moody, Lisa Oliver, Jane Owens, Deborah Taylor, Kathy Thrash, Tom Traynor, Bessie Webb, and Amy Wills

01/09/2025

The Marshall Cancer Care Center and all other offices within the Professional Building will be closed tomorrow.

We will keep you updated of Marshall Medical Campus and site closures during the winter storm. This website will be regular updated as information becomes known. Click the link to stay informed: https://bit.ly/3GhiEyP

01/06/2025

Join us in two weeks to give blood!

We are honored to host another blood drive at Marshall Medical South and the Marshall Cancer Care Center. Please stop by to give blood.

10/18/2024

Breast cancer is a journey no one anticipates, but for Teresa Simmons, early detection turned a life-altering diagnosis into a story of hope.
Teresa, a dedicated administrative assistant at The Real-Estate Group for 17 years, had her breast cancer discovered by none other than her daughter, Lauren Shaver, a mammographer at Marshall Medical Centers South. Read Teresa's full story here: https://bit.ly/3YmYcFB

Marshall Cancer Care Center

10/18/2024

As Chief Clinical Officer at Shepherd’s Cove Hospice, Jenny Knight is known for her compassion and always putting others before herself. In October 2023, the tables turned and she found herself in need of the same care she had provided for others.
Jenny’s annual October mammogram—a tradition she’d kept for years in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month—turned her world upside down...: Read Jenny's full story here: https://bit.ly/3NpCUB3

Marshall Cancer Care Center