Chicago Tribune

The congressman from New Jersey was unable to focus on his fight against cancer because disease had invaded his bones, a destination resulting in terrible pain for tens of thousands of cancer patients each year.

Gallo died in 1994 at age 58 with only a morphine drip from his hospital IV for pain and the comfort of his wife keeping him lucid.

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