Ken Powell is a super hero & a walking miracle. He has taken life by the horns each and every day. Not even cancer can stop him finishing his bucket list.Ken was diagnosed with melanoma cancer 14 years ago and battled along well with treatment and surgery. Life took a dramatic turn in June 2009 when the cancer was discovered so far progressed it was classified as stage 4 (terminal). Two major brain surgeries later, radiation and trial treatments his prognosis is still terminal but terminal can't take his determination away.He is a walking (sometimes wheelchair rolling) miracle. With strength and determination and now your support he has a wish to make a big tick on his bucket list. You might be asking what is this bucket list item???... To meet The Foo Fighters in America along with supporting some other very important charities close to his heart.So help us get Ken to America in September where Dave is waiting with complimentry tickets and give Ken a FOO-ULTIMATE holiday. Ken The Foo Fighter - My Hero To read more about Kens story click the link here ||||| Frankly, if Dave Grohl was any nicer he'd be a Disney princess. A very hairy Disney princess. 
 
 Already known for being an almost unreasonably good guy in an industry which generally rewards bastardry instead, the Foo Fighters' main man has added to his list of good works by helping make a dying Australian's wish come true. 
 
 Dave Grohl is helping Australian Foo Fighters fan Ken Powell realise his wish. Credit:Getty Images 
 
 The NSW south coast man, Ken Powell, is known to some as Ken The Foo Fighter for his devotion to the band. How devoted? After a 14-year fight with melanoma, Powell still set himself to see the Foo Fighters at every show of their recent Australian tour. 
 
 Powell, who needs a wheelchair much of the time, also had a further, final goal: to meet Grohl, Pat Smear, Taylor Hawkins, Chris Shiflett and Nate Mendel.
– A big Foo Fighters fan with terminal cancer will get to scratch off one item from his wish list: meeting Dave Grohl and the band. The band was flying home from Australia when a flight attendant told Grohl about the wish of her friend, Australian Ken Powell, 56, who has late-stage melanoma, reports Yahoo News. Grohl—who had to cancel all his meet-and-greet fan sessions while in Australia because of food poisoning, dashing Powell's hopes of meeting the celeb—was apparently touched. He posed for a photo with a "Hi Ken" sign, passed along souvenirs, and set aside VIP tickets for a show in Los Angeles where Powell can meet the band. While Grohl didn't provide the airfare, the Internet is taking care of that. Powell is donating any excess funds—and more than $21,000 has been raised so far—to melanoma research. "Yes," writes Bernard Zuel at the Sydney Morning Herald, "you are allowed to say awwww, that's so sweet."