Curtis and Heidi Vance's story has been publicized in many newspapers and magazines.  Please feel free to read these articles:

Till Death Us Do Part, The Middlebury Magazine, Fall, 2001.
Written by Heidi Erdmann Vance.

If You Can Dream It, It Will Happen, The Loomis Chaffee Magazine, Summer, 2001.  
Written by Heidi Erdmann Vance.

Curtis Vance Event to Fight ALS, The Caledonian Record, June 21, 2001.  
Written by Brad Usatch.

Curtis Vance Foundation Seeks Meaning in ALS, The North Star Monthly, May, 2001.  Written by Heidi Erdmann Vance.

Widowed at 25, Town Manager's Daughter Works to Honor Husband's Memory, Wethersfield Life, February 1, 2001.
Written by Joyce Rossignol.

Foundation, Book Give Widow Drive, The Burlington Free Press, December 26, 2000.  Written by Emily Stone (versions of this article also appeared in many newspapers around the state of Vermont).

Tears in Heaven, The Soap Opera Weekly, July 18, 2000. 
In her own words, Beth Chamberlin, as told to Mark McGarry.

A Celebration of Life- and Love.  Danville woman throws reception for husband claimed by ALS, The Burlington Free Press, May 20, 2000.
Written by Emily Stone.

Community Healing Circle Goes On, The North Star Monthly, February, 2000.
Written by Diana Webster.

A Letter to Curtis Roger Vance- son, brother, husband, relative and friend, The North Star Monthly, January, 2000. 
Written by Linda Vance.

Widow Hopes to Start ALS Foundation, The Burlington Free Press, December 25, 1999.
Written by AP writer Anne Wallace Allen (versions of this article also appeared in many newspapers in the state of Vermont).

Healing in Danville is Something Very Special, The Caledonian Record, October 23, 1999.
Written by Steve Parker.

Danville's "Guiding Light" Actress to Perform Benefit for Curtis Vance, The Caledonian Record, August 12, 1999. 
Written by Stefanie Miller.

Learning to Live While Preparing to Die, The North Star Monthly, August, 1999.
Written by Heidi Erdmann (Vance).

A Healing Circle, Vermont Family Turns to Community in Battle Against Lou Gehrig's Disease, The Burlington Free Press, May 31, 1999.
Written by AP writer Anne Wallace Allen (versions of this article ran nationwide in various newspapers).

Curtis Vance and His Friends Join in the Search for the Power to Live, The North Star Monthly, May 1999. 
Written by Heidi Erdmann (Vance)