Support Steve In His Battle With Colon Cancer

Hi everyone,

This fundraiser has been set up on behalf of Steve and Marie Muller to support their journey through Steve’s colon cancer treatment.

At just 33 years of age, Steve was recently confronted with the severe diagnosis of colon cancer. As most of you who know Steve, you would know he always holds a positive outlook on life no matter this situation and likes to go about things his own way. However, it is clear that with his latest diagnosis he is going to need all of our help and strength to get through a challenging period.

Steve is about to embark on a long journey of treatment and the road to recovery will have plenty of ups and downs. It is via this page that we would like to set up a forum for those of you who are able to, an opportunity to donate and alleviate Steve and Marie of the added financial stress that a situation like this comes with.

Steve is such a valued and respected member of staff at Black Rock Primary School in Melbourne and has often gone above and beyond in his current role at BRPS. His organisation and event management of large school sporting events such as House Swimming, House Athletics and House Cross Country has been amazing and none of this year’s events would have been possible without Steve’s organisation and commitment.

In 2023, Steve recently retired from senior football after 15years to spend more time with his 1 year old son, Archie. Your donations, no matter how big or small, will all play a big part in allowing Steve to maintain a life as normal as possible and to spend time with Archie and Marie.

Medical treatment, professional help and changes to every day expenses can quickly become overwhelming and through many small gestures, we can all provide a strong show of support to Steve.

Please join us in Steve’s fight against colon cancer. It’s with your support that we can collectively carry Steve along for the ride and we all know, he’s certainly up for the fight.

Thank You for all your support and generosity and we continue to send our wishes to Steve, Marie and Archie throughout his recovery.