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Colin's Fight For Change Guild Colin loved basketball, his family and cared about others. He lost his life to Ewing Sarcoma. Our mission is to fund research & bring awareness.

Today marks five years since we lost Colin. 1,825 days have passed, and there hasn’t been a single one where we haven’t ...
08/31/2026

Today marks five years since we lost Colin. 1,825 days have passed, and there hasn’t been a single one where we haven’t thought about him. We wonder what he is doing, wish we could hear his voice, and sometimes find ourselves wondering if he’s even here with us. Those thoughts seem to grow stronger in the quiet moments of loneliness, but also in the moments of celebration when we wish more than anything that he could be here to share them with us.

Colin loved when the people he loved came together, whether it was friends, family, or both. So today, we chose to honor his life by doing some of the things he loved most, with some of the people he loved.

We started the morning hiking Franklin Falls, taking in the beauty God has created and sharing memories and stories about Colin along the way. We spent the afternoon laughing together while watching some of his favorite movies Spaceballs, Three Amigos, and Napoleon Dynamite. We ended the day at Colin’s favorite restaurant, Red Robin, or as Colin used to call it, “Hot Robin.”

There’s no doubt in our minds that Colin was with us today, just as he is with us every day. His laughter, his love, and the memories we made with him continue to live on in all of us.

Five years later, we still miss him more than words can express. But we will continue to celebrate his life, tell his stories, say his name, and keep his spirit alive.

And we want to encourage all of you to do the same. It’s okay to cry. It’s okay to miss him. It’s okay to say his name. And it’s always okay to share a memory, a story, or a moment that reminds you of Colin. Those memories are a gift, and they keep him close.

Colin, you are loved and you are missed EVERYDAY💛

What another amazing weekend for Colin’s Fight For Change!The Southwest Washington NECA electrical union members put on ...
08/12/2026

What another amazing weekend for Colin’s Fight For Change!

The Southwest Washington NECA electrical union members put on another amazing fundraising event. They donated $15,000 to CFFC with 100% of the funds going to the Lawlor Lab, which focuses on researching Ewings Sarcoma cancer at Seattle Childrens Hospital. Together we can make a change in the fight against pediatric cancers!

We love you and miss you everyday Colin💛

If you would like to donate to our fight, please click the link in our bio.

Huge Congratulations to Kentlake High School’s Boys Basketball recipient of the Colin Pritchard Award, Dom Donati!This a...
03/07/2026

Huge Congratulations to Kentlake High School’s Boys Basketball recipient of the Colin Pritchard Award, Dom Donati!

This award for many years used to be called the Falcon Award. However, in 2022, Coach Marcus Wilson and the coaching staff made the decision to change the Falcon award to the Colin Pritchard Award. The award was presented in 2022 and 2023, but due to some coaching changes, it was paused. But this year, we were proud to re-introduce it and continue what it stands for.

Colin had a love for life and a deep love for basketball. His joy for basketball began in the Kentlake Falcon Basketball feeder program in third grade.  He played every single year, attending individual trainings, team trainings, games and events all the way through his junior year.

He played for Cedar Heights in seventh grade. But unfortunately he got cut and did not make the Cedar Heights team in eighth grade — but he didn’t quit. He came back and made theKentlake team his freshman and sophomore years at Kentlake, and unfortunately his Junior year Basketball was cut short due to Covid and he passed later that year.

Colin was dedicated to the program. In fact, he was the only player to complete the entire program from start to finish, 3rd grade on.

But what made Colin special wasn’t just that he played. It was how he played.
He was loyal.
He was dedicated.
He treated his teammates with respect.
He respected his coaches.
He showed up.
He worked.
He was a true program kid.

That is what this award represents.
 
The Colin Pritchard Award is given to the player who embodies dedication, loyalty, respect for teammates and coaches, and commitment to the program — someone who represents what it truly means to be a Falcon.

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21401 SE Falcon Way
Kent, WA
98042-5939

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