He spent one year of his life traveling thousands of miles for treatment, usually in the back seat of a car. Each trip was excruciatingly painful and humiliating; not only did he have to relieve nausea and combat the risk of infectious disease exposure in public restrooms, Craig also suffered the embarrassment of being sick in public places.

During months of treatment, Craig imagined a properly equipped recreational vehicle in which he could travel that would make the experience much more tolerable. The opportunity to use a private restroom, to lie down, to watch television, or even move around would have made his trips to and from treatments much easier for Craig and his caregivers.

In the last week of his life, Craig asked for two things - That his body is donated to cancer research and that his family creates a foundation designed to assist cancer patients and their families. Both of his wishes have come true, and the Craig Brock Foundation has been created with the hope that transportation and other support services will be available to make other's journey through cancer more bearable.