Chicago Cubs' Matt Szczur back at Lower Cape May Regional High School to recruit bone marrow donors - pressofAtlanticCity.com: Lower Cape May

Chicago Cubs' Matt Szczur back at Lower Cape May Regional High School to recruit bone marrow donors

Dale Gerhard

Szczur

Szczur, left, autographs a baseball for Lower Cape May Regional High School assistant principal Bert Kern. Local baseball standout Matt Szczur a graduate of Lower Cape May Regional High School and a prospect of the Chicago Cubs, revisited the school Wednesday, Jan. 26, to promote a bone marrow donation program. Szczur helped save a girl's life who was suffering from leukemia, by donation his own bone marrow.

Dale Gerhard

Szczur

Kathy Szczur, Matt's mother, takes DNA swab samples during the screening event. Local baseball standout Matt Szczur a graduate of Lower Cape May Regional High School and a prospect of the Chicago Cubs, revisited the school Wednesday, Jan. 26, to promote a bone marrow donation program. Szczur helped save a girl's life who was suffering from leukemia, by donation his own bone marrow.

Dale Gerhard

Szczur

Dale Gerhard

Szczur

Local baseball standout Matt Szczur a graduate of Lower Cape May Regional High School and a prospect of the Chicago Cubs, revisited the school Wednesday, Jan. 26, to promote a bone marrow donation program.

Dale Gerhard

Szczur

Szczur talks to local media, including ESPN, left, which following his story.

Dale Gerhard

Szczur

Szczur signs an autograph for high school office secretary Tisha Heacock. Local baseball standout Matt Szczur a graduate of Lower Cape May Regional High School and a prospect of the Chicago Cubs, revisited the school on Wednesday Jan 26, 2011, to promote a bone marrow donation program. Szczur helped save a girls life who was suffering from leukemia, by donation his own bone marrow. (Dale Gerhard/Press of Atlantic City)

Dale Gerhard

Szczur

LCMR senior James Wood, swabs his mouth for a DNA sample for the bone marrow screening process.

Dale Gerhard

Szczur

Szczur (bottom left) poses for a photo with the current Lower Cape May baseball team. Local baseball standout Matt Szczur a graduate of Lower Cape May Regional High School and a prospect of the Chicago Cubs, revisited the school on Wednesday Jan 26, 2011, to promote a bone marrow donation program. Szczur helped save a girls life who was suffering from leukemia, by donation his own bone marrow. (Dale Gerhard/Press of Atlantic City)

Dale Gerhard

Szczur

Szczur, bottom left, poses for a photo with the current Lower Cape May baseball team.

Dale Gerhard

Szczur

LCMR senior James Wood, swabs his mouth for a DNA sample for the bone marrow screening process. Matt Szczur's mother, Kathy, takes the sample.

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