RIP - William Jordan Fink

Jordan Passed away yesterday Feb. 7th 2019 at 5:39am at Emory Hospital due to liver failure.  He was a fighter and fought hard to cure the liver.  He tried the alternative therapies while also waiting on the Liver Transplant list.  His liver just could not hold out.  He will be missed by all his friends, family coworkers and clients that loved and respected him for his many talents.  A celebration of life will be planned in the coming weeks.  If you would like to make a donation for funeral and memorial expenses in lieu of flowers you can donate through this page.  I  know as his wife,  Jordan is looking at all of us and saying wow this place is beautiful.    His Spirit will live on with us all.

Carrie

Hi
I am Jordan Fink a native from Atlanta, GA , photographer, videographer, artist and musician. Most of my
friends and family know all  that about me.  These skills I have developed as a
career for over 50 years are now coming to an early halt due to my liver failure
caused by undetected Hep C.

Carrie my wife and I are facing some difficult decisions of a life altering surgery, a liver transplant or alternative
stem cell therapies that are guaranteed to rejuvenate my liver back to 100 %. I have done extensive research with many of the leading stem cell doctors that have several decades of proven research and they feel stem cells would
help to rejuvenate the liver back to optimal health, which can save my life.

The difficulty is these stem cell therapies cost upwards to over $25,000 (which are not covered
by insurance) appose to a life threatening liver transplant surgery that I might
not survive  and would endure many months or years of rehab along with expensive drugs for the rest
of my life.

We intend to use what ever funds we receive for stem cell therapies and travel to see the stem cell doctors. 

If you can donate to help me save my life, once I am better in several months I
can donate my video/photography services to you, your family or business.
Please consider helping me.

Much love, hope and prayers

Jordan Fink