In memory of another victim of colon cancer

I'm adding this memorial to Tony Snow, not only because he was a good reporter whom I respected over the years, but also to once again raise the question of early screening for colon cancer.
Tony Snow was only 53 when he died on Saturday. Perhaps if he had been diagnosed sooner, then perhaps he could have gotten treatment and survived into his 70s. But alas, once again we lose one of the good guys to that evil known as cancer.
Remember, you don't have to have a particular cancer (or fear of inheriting it) to get screened. If there is any concern or question in your mind, go to your physician and request a screening. While the insurance companies are passive and recommend getting screened at a later age, you can be proactive.
Rest in peace, Tony. You will sincerely be missed.