Two very important people in my life have battled cancer and I created this company for them! They are my inspiration and please join me in the fight against the enemy, CANCER! Please purchase Saucy Dreams Sauce Creations and let me write a check to those Charities so that the battle can be eventually WON!!

Please share with me some of your stories and we will post them on our site. A letter goes a long way and your support is always wanted and greatly appreciated!

Angelo P. Lopiano Jr., CEO

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Angelo P. Lopiano Jr., CEO of Saucy Dreams, LLC

To my Dad in Heaven, I LOVE YOU, and I will succeed in the fight against cancer so a portion of the proceeds goes to the American Cancer Society with you in my mind and heart always!

Phyllis Rosati, my sister who is in the Chemo and Radiation stages of fighting Breast Cancer ¨Please, Please, Please do not give up the fight and beat the enemy both physically and mentally. You are my Vice President and I want you back to work soon. Phyllis, for you I am donating a portion of the proceeds to the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation.

I LOVE YOU and I know in my heart that the spirit within you will help conquer all and I will do everything in my power to support you and your spirits! When all is wrong just think of Mae Mae ;o)~

Kristyn A.
My mom was on the liver transplant waiting list for about five years.  She was diagnosed with Hepatitis C around 1986.  Because it was a new virus, doctors didn't know much about it and therefor, couldn't give her any treatment or advice on how to tame the disease.  Hep C attacks your liver, and considering that alcohol also attacks your liver, the combination of the two could, overtime, be fatal.

Now there is a cure for Hepatitis C call Interferon.  The doctors tried putting my mom on the medication, but because my mom's liver had been abused throughout her life, it didn't work.  They took her off the medication and told her that her only chance was to have a transplant. 

During the time when my mom was on the list, I wasn't too close with my parents, so I don't know all of the details, but when my mom finally received the new liver in November '07, I was there for her.  I took care of her after she got out of the hospital, giving her anti rejection medications and taking her vitals three times a day.

A year later, my mom is doing great!  She's up and about every day when before, she would only mope around the house.  She's looks great and we have never been closer.

About two weeks ago, we both went to the 1000 transplant celebration at Columbia Presbyterian Hospital in Manhattan.  The people there that had received liver transplants were from the past ten years.  One thousand lives that were saved out of how many, I can't tell you.  All I know is that I'm very fortunate to have my mom for many more wonderful years to come.

I'm glad to have shared my story with you.  Please spread the word:  Donate Life.  Become an organ donor.

Thank you for listening!

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