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Sean's Medical Fund

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We are doing this for the Sugarmann Family.  Many of you are aware of the string of events that has happened to them over the past 10 months, however, for those of you who do not know, the Sugarmann's lost their business, ASI, which was a large addiction treatment center located in Uniontown, PA.  ASI helped thousands of addicts since 1999.  An unfortunate chain of very unfair events closed the facility down on April 30, 2016. One week before it was shut down, Sean was diagnosed with Lung Cancer.  He made a decision to NOT tell his wife and children for two months because he felt as though Roz had entirely too much on her plate.  He finally told them one week before he went into surgery.   Because they were officers of their corporation, they are unable to collect unemployment. They have literally lost EVERYTHING.   I believe you know that Roz & Sean Sugarmann are two people that would and have extended their hand to help any and everyone.  I know that they have no medical insurance and day by day they lose a little more.  Their son Nicholas has had epilepsey since he was in 4th grade and his medication costs $700.00 per month.  Sean will be released from the hospital on many medications, and will not have insurance to cover them. These people would be forever grateful and appreciative if we were able to pull this off for them and I know that many of you will want to pay it forward.  They have helped all of us unconditionally.  Their medical bills are piling up and I know they are in dire need.  Please donate whatever you can; we will be very grateful.
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    Harry Burrie
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    Allison Park, PA
    Maria Sugarmann
    Beneficiary

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