Help Beat Cancer & Save My Kidney

I was reminded the other day about my service to the Boy Scouts of America as an Adult Trainer. A former student of mine reached out to me to thank me for what he had learned so many years ago and how it benefited a lot of eager Cub Scouts. I have always tried to help other people when I could. I have tried to make this world a better place for us all to live together in fellowship.

I am currently having issues paying for my medications to keep my new kidney healthy. And now I am faced another problem, Cancer. I will have to go through chemo therapy, surgery, and more radiation treatments to get rid of the squamous cell carcinoma that has taken over my right cheek. All this work will also require me to be out of work for at least 3 weeks.

This will not allow me to be able to pay the bills that will accumulate over this period of time. If we are not able to pay our bills; we will probably lose our house of 16 years and lead to the financial ruin for my family. I may even lose my job if my company doesn't accept my request for Family Medical Leave.

So if you can find it in your heart to help, a little goes a long way, it would be sincerely appreciated.

"Blessed are they who give, for their hearts will be filled with joy, and heaven will resound with the sound of praises for their generosity."
The Rev. Ross F. Keener, Jr. retire