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Moses Lake Police Chief – and Interim City Administrator and Moses Lake School Board President – Kevin Fuhr said his energy levels have generally been good during his treatment for gallbladder cancer. He credits the support of his wife, daughter and the treatment team he has with the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center. With less intrusive chemotherapy, steroids and other measures, he’s even been able to enjoy time on the water and avoid missing workdays while going through treatment.

Moses Lake Police Chief – and Interim City Administrator and Moses Lake School Board President – Kevin Fuhr said his energy levels have generally been good during his treatment for gallbladder cancer. He credits the support of his wife, daughter and the treatment team he has with the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center. With less intrusive chemotherapy, steroids and other measures, he’s even been able to enjoy time on the water and avoid missing workdays while going through treatm…

August 7, 2023

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‘Cancer sucks’
August 8, 2023 1:30 a.m.

‘Cancer sucks’

Moses Lake police chief faces cancer with family, community and Fred Hutch by his side

MOSES LAKE — “Cancer sucks.” That’s what it says on the new cancer survivor’s ribbon tattoo on Moses Lake Police Chief Kevin Fuhr’s abdomen, which he got recently after having surgery to have his gallbladder and surrounding cancerous tissues removed...