Dylan Bucci worked tirelessly on pushing cancer research forward even as he struggled with the disease himself. Watch his family, teacher and a research scientist celebrate his legacy less than two years after his death. Video: Sean Monfero, Evan Rivard, and Patrik Dela Cuesta
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