Support William Enos Road to Recovery

On Friday, October 13, 2023, William was in an auto accident on the Interstate 10 freeway coming back from the Arizona State Fair where he was volunteering to assist youth swine showmen. William rolled his truck and was required to be extricated by the Fire Department. He was then transferred to a Level 1 trauma center in Palm Springs, CA. He sustained serious neck injuries including his C5 & C6 vertebrae were fractured. C7 was completely crushed. At this time he is unable to feel his lower body. He has undergone surgery to relieve the pressure from the injury to his neck, and is now recovering in the ICU. William has another surgery planned today to stabilize his neck. His spirits are good and he is now able to communicate with us. William will stay in the ICU for at least 10 days where he will then require to be transferred into a In-Patient rehabilitation center. Not only have these last few days been physically and mentally tough for William and the entire family; there will be a long road to recovery with extensive financial expenses. Anything is appreciated, even a share or continued prayers will go a long way. Please help us support William and his family as William fights to heal and recover.

We will try our best to keep this page updated! All prayers are appreciated!

Update 10/20:

Hi everyone. First and foremost, William and the entire family wanted to thank all of you for the continuous prayers and support for William. William is overjoyed by all of the support he has received thus far. Williams surgery on Tuesday was successful. They were able to stabilize his cervical neck. He has begun receiving rehab from Occupational Therapy and Physical Therapy in the ICU, with the plan to be placed into In-patient rehab in the coming days. William will be there for approximately 4-6 weeks. William has been able to complete limited finger motions, which is showing great progress this soon in his journey! William has slight sensation in his legs but at this point is still unable to move them. Please continue to pray and share this post as William is overjoyed and motivated by all of the support that he has received. Thank you again and please continue to pray for William!

Meet Will:

William grew up in Southern California in a small farming town known as Somis. Will was involved in agriculture from a very young age helping his older siblings raise livestock as a part of Somis 4H where they showed their swine at the Ventura County Fair. As soon as Will was old enough, he too began raising swine. What started off as a fun family hobby soon turned into a passion. Will began breeding and raising swine year round. While taking on such a huge responsibility of raising animals, Will also was active in athletics. Will played youth soccer, football, baseball, basketball, track, cross country. He also wrestled for Camarillo High School where he attended and graduated in 2023. While participating in these numerous endeavors, he also worked as a waiter at local restaurants. He is no stranger to dedication and hard work. Will is the type of person you could always count on from dropping what he is doing to help out family and friends to being a source of comedic relief in stressful times. You would be hard pressed to find a person in his life that he has not made smile or laugh. Will recently moved out of his home town to attend college at Fresno State University. Where he is obtaining a degree in Agricultural Business. Will is heavily involved in the agricultural community as he co-founded and operated a Show Swine Breeding Business. Will has bred and delivered hundreds of swine, ensuring the highest quality show pigs that were raised and shown in multiple states across the county. The impact this young man has made, truly is nationwide. Will is also a mentor for young showmen. He has traveled across the country providing guidance and support in breeding, raising, showing, and judging swine. Will’s dream is to be a successful Agricultural Business Owner and to continue to make positive impacts on people’s lives. Will’s family could not be more proud or grateful to have him in their lives.