Forget Me Not, the Cancer League, Inc.’s cookbook, is full of over 300 delectable recipes ranging from appetizers to desserts. Each recipe has been hand-selected, where excellence is the criterion. Many recipes include moving dedications and messages which recall fond memories of loved ones. Some of the dedications are to those who are cancer survivors or have lost their life to this disease The “Forget Me Not” cookbook was created in an effort to remember, celebrate and honor those people who have been memorable in our lives and have brought us much joy and love. Many of our treasured times are when we are gathered around the table sharing a meal together. We hope you enjoy our cookbook. By purchasing “Forget Me Not”, you have contributed to a very worthy cause---the fight against cancer.

Donation $10.00 per book

Market Bag
Suggested Donation $5.00
(canvas) -  size 20" in wide x l0" high.

Peony designed by Catherine Watters 

Gi'clee Print
Suggested Donation $15.00
Comes with Certificate of Authenticity which states: 

Title: Paeonia Lactiflora 
Medium:  Watercolour on paper Print
Number:  (on certificate included with print)
Edition:  First edition Giclee Print*, limit 52                 
Year painted:        2003 
Year painted:        2003 
Year printed:         2004 
Image size:    9" x l5 l/4" 
Paper size:      l8" x 22" 

Catherine M. Watters was born in Paris, where her love of art and flowers began.  She has been a botanical artist for l6 years, has illustrated 5 books and exhibits her work in several juried shows each year. Catherine is a Botanical Art instructor at Filoli in Woodside, Ca., and is an artist for the Filoli Florilegium. She also teaches classes in the San Francisco Bay Area and serves on the Board of Directors of the American Society of Botanical Artists. Catherine leads garden tours in the Normandy region of France in the summer and lectures regularly on French gardens and Botanical Art.  She lives in Orinda, Ca. with her husband and has two sons in college. 

* A Giclee print is a high quality digital ink jet print made from a high resolution digital image.  The image is printed onto museum quality acid-free paper with archival inks.  The word giclee comes from the French verb 'gicler' which means to squirt

Silk Scarves with the Breast Cancer stamp design.
Suggested Donation $15.00  Size 36" x 36"
Dr. Ernie Bodai is the "Father of the Breast Cancer Stamp"