Members of the South Portland High School marching band play outside the hospital window of Jamie Creamer, a school bus driver who is battling neck cancer, at Mercy Hospital's Fore River Campus in Portland on Wednesday. Holding up a signed poster are student Allie Lessard, left, and teacher Tara Carpenter.

Jamie Creamer, a South Portland School bus driver, got a morale boost as he finishes more than four months of surgeries and treatments for neck cancer.

The South Portland High School marching band play outside the hospital window of Jamie Creamer, a school bus driver who is battling cancer, at Mercy Hospital's Fore River Campus.

Jamie Creamer listens as members of the school band play outside the window of his hospital room at Mercy Hospital's Fore River Campus. They were accompanied by a convoy of 20 school buses.

Jamie Creamer listens with his wife, Tammy, as members of the school band play outside the window of his hospital room.

Jamie Creamer listens with his wife, Tammy, to a unique, musical wish for a speedy recovery Wednesday.

Jamie Creamer hugs his wife, Tammy, after members of the South Portland High School marching band played outside the window of his hospital room at Mercy Hospital's Fore River Campus.

Members of the South Portland High School marching band performs some rousing songs outside the hospital window of Jamie Creamer, a school bus driver who is battling neck cancer, at Mercy Hospital's Fore River Campus.

Members of the South Portland High School marching band play outside the hospital window of Jamie Creamer, a school bus driver who is battling cancer.

Jamie Creamer, a South Portland School bus driver who is battling neck cancer, listens as members of the school band play outside the window of his hospital room at Mercy Hospital's Fore River Campus in Portland on Wednesday.