House inspector kept scaling roofs during prostate cancer treatment

For 13 years, no rooftop was too tall for George Groeber to climb and inspect. He’d figure out a way to get up there. He had to.
He knew families counted on him to be sure the biggest financial investment of their lives — a new home — was structurally sound and safe from top to bottom. And that they’re getting what they’re paying for.
When George was diagnosed with prostate cancer in October 2013, he wondered if he would ever retain the physical stamina to inspect houses in the city of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and its suburbs.
He was pretty confident he would lick his prostate cancer. It wasn’t that far along.
But the cancer treatment he was considering was another matter.
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