Jared Garrett Medical Fund
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On Wednesday Jared sustained a pretty serious injury at work. His
right hand was cut with a circular saw and he has been at Barnes since
the accident. His injury is significant and will require an extensive recovery time with physical therapy and wound care.
Jared makes his living with his hands and also plays drums in his church band so this injury will keep him from both his work and music for an extended period of time.
If you know Jared then you know this man will give you the last dollar in his pocket or the shoes off his feet if he thought you needed it. His family and friends want to make sure he is focused 100% on recovery and not having to worry about mounting medical bills, utilities, and his children's financial needs. If you can give anything please do and if you feel moved to share this please do also. If all you have to give are prayers and kind wishes he will gladly accept those as well.
If you would like to donate directly please feel free to do so by dropping off at Foundry Cafe in Lebanon or contacting his sister Yasanne, who is currently taking care of his daughter while he is recovering at the hospital. Once he gets home we will also be looking for meal train helpers.
right hand was cut with a circular saw and he has been at Barnes since
the accident. His injury is significant and will require an extensive recovery time with physical therapy and wound care.
Jared makes his living with his hands and also plays drums in his church band so this injury will keep him from both his work and music for an extended period of time.
If you know Jared then you know this man will give you the last dollar in his pocket or the shoes off his feet if he thought you needed it. His family and friends want to make sure he is focused 100% on recovery and not having to worry about mounting medical bills, utilities, and his children's financial needs. If you can give anything please do and if you feel moved to share this please do also. If all you have to give are prayers and kind wishes he will gladly accept those as well.
If you would like to donate directly please feel free to do so by dropping off at Foundry Cafe in Lebanon or contacting his sister Yasanne, who is currently taking care of his daughter while he is recovering at the hospital. Once he gets home we will also be looking for meal train helpers.
Organizer
Stephanie McPeek
Organizer
Lebanon, IL
