Jim Edgar, pancreatic cancer and Illinois

Former Illinois Gov. Jim Edgar diagnosed with pancreatic cancer
Former Illinois Gov. Jim Edgar announced in a statement Monday that he is battling pancreatic cancer. In the statement, Edgar, 78, said the cancer has spread as he and his wife are "facing a new, significant challenge.
Former Illinois governor Jim Edgar reveals cancer diagnosis
Former Illinois Gov. Jim Edgar on Monday revealed he's been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, calling it a "new, significant challenge."
Former IL Gov. Jim Edgar announces cancer diagnosis
(WAND) — Former Illinois Governor Jim Edgar announced a cancer diagnosis on Monday.
Former Illinois Gov. Jim Edgar battling pancreatic cancer
Gov. Jim Edgar, who also served as Illinois Secretary of State and leads the Edgar Fellows program at the University of Illinois, wrote in an email to the program's fellows that he and his wife, Brenda,
Former Gov. Jim Edgar battling cancer
Former Illinois Governor Jim Edgar has announced he has pancreatic cancer. The Republican issued a statement that said the cancer has spread as he and his wife, Brenda, are "facing a new, significant challenge."
Former two-term Gov. Jim Edgar diagnosed with pancreatic cancer
Jim Edgar, who led Illinois government through a period of fiscal austerity with great positive acclaim from voters during his two terms as governor, announced Monday that he has been
Former Illinois governor reveals cancer diagnosis
Former Illinois governor reveals cancer diagnosis
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