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Bell(e) of the ball(game): 88-year-old Cubs fan marks end of cancer journey at Wrigley

Summary by Daily Herald
Cary resident Patricia Finucane always celebrates a Cubs victory by flying the W flag.But even though the Cubs did not win Saturday’s game against the Astros, Finucane, 88, celebrated a victory at Wrigley Field.Finucane rang the bell at the ballgame, marking the end of her cancer treatment journey, to the cheers of thousands of the Wrigley faithful.

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Bell(e) of the ball(game): 88-year-old Cubs fan marks end of cancer journey at Wrigley

Cary resident Patricia Finucane always celebrates a Cubs victory by flying the W flag.But even though the Cubs did not win Saturday’s game against the Astros, Finucane, 88, celebrated a victory at Wrigley Field.Finucane rang the bell at the ballgame, marking the end of her cancer treatment journey, to the cheers of thousands of the Wrigley faithful.

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Daily Herald broke the news in Arlington Heights, United States on Sunday, May 24, 2026.
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