Good on you, Steve.  You gotta have priorities.

 Steve you crack me up! :0)

My husband is also OBSESSED with golf. The golfing season here is so short he is like a kid locked in a candy store. He cannot get enough.

Oilwell/oilfield/gasfield people sure play a lot of golf. He has a game or tournament with customers sometimes more than once a week!

Aug 30th he will be having (putting on) his very own tournament.

He has even put our 8 year old daughter in golf lessons so she can play in all his tournaments with him next year. Shes really good too :0)

Keep plugging along you'll do fine

They say that with age comes wisdom.  While I don't actually subscribe to that theory, it's good to see at least one person with their priorities in order.

So I'm guessing the window of opportunity to whip up on you has now closed?

Yes, Jeff, unless of course, you get good.

Not in this lifetime, pal.  But if you guys still put on a Press Club tournament, I might be able to get Rob to fly out with me and make it a group effort.  I seem to recall we had a little better success against you and the Judge and others in that fashion.

Congrats, truly an inspiration.

Steve, you can't golf that well without the ability to drool....

priorities, schimoritise.........repeat after me:

1. WIFE

2. job

3. golf

Yes, dear.

I have a spare bedroom and 116 golf courses within a 60 mile radius from my house, Steve.

I'm just sayin', you know, just in case that information may become pertinent at some point.

That's right Mary...

1. Kiss wife

2. Skip work

3. Play golf

By George I think she's got it!

We're happy you're doing so well, Steve. 

At age 55, my father had colon/rectal cancer and afterwards his car driving ability never returned.  Go figure.   At 89, he just lets his wife drive.  Better for all.

Stay well.

You are my health crisis management hero.   If I ever find myself in the midst of a major health crisis, I will look to you as a role model in getting me through.  Cancer came at you like a wild golf ball, and nobody yelled "FOUR!" until it had already struck.  But you beat it, and now you've got your game on, and you're going strong.  So I say, more power to you!

Steve: Thank goodness you have Mary to set you straight. Seriously.

Saw this late...listen to your wife. Continued best wishes for life and your swing. Stand up to Cancer.

We see ALOT of fighters of cancer everyday at the CBCC..failure is not an option with any of us...thanks for the words....

I hope you all don't mind my changing the subject a little bit here but I want to let you all know just how great Dr. Dean Davis was. I was more impressed with him than I have ever been with any physician.  He saw Steve almost every day during his radiation treatments even without an appointment.  If Steve had a question, didn't feel well, whatever the problem was Dr. Davis made the time to see him.  He tried a multitude of different drugs and therapies to stop the nausea and the pain.  He was attentive, caring, knowledgeable and really worked hard to make Steve better.   He was incredible.

I really felt the need to get that out there especially to Dr. BLT since we had kind of given the good doctor a hard time in the beginning of Steve's treatment.  Rest assured he is the best.