The Ford Family
Donation protected
As many of you know, Casey Ford was recently in a very unfortunate and unexpected accident while working in the oilfield on February 16, 2018 in Waynesburg, Pennsylvania while his family was home in Putnam City, Oklahoma. He suffered a lacerated liver, spleen and kidney, a punctured lung, cracked ribs and many cuts and bruises.
Casey worked weeks and sometimes months at a time away from his family, doing what he had to do to provide for them. Missing many special days and holidays just to do what he needed to do. Casey is the kind of person you want to know. He’s a Christian, a father, a husband, a son and so much more. When people say “he would give you the shirt off his back”...no...I say “he would give you everything he possibly could”.
He has 2 beautiful girls ages 8 and 1 and a beautiful wife, Jodi, that would be beside him even if the world was against them. They are truly an amazing family that could use all of our support even if it’s the smallest donation, it’s the love and support that matters!
Jodi has a job and they have been very gracious and understanding during this time to allow her to stay with Casey in West Virginia for as long as Casey is there recovering and they have secured her job. Thank you God! Although with no idea of how long his recovery will take at this time, the income they are receiving is very low and as we all know bills and expenses do not stop for any of us. So what I am asking from everyone that reads this is to donate whatever you can. Anything and everything helps.
My brothers and sister in Christ, let’s show this world that God is good! Let’s help this wonderful family find some peace in one thing they cannot control and allow them to focus on what is most important, which is Casey recovering. May God bless this family and everyone of you also!
“When Moses’ hands grew tired, they took a stone and put it under him and he sat on it. Aaron and Hur held his hands up-one on one side, and one on the other- so that his hands remained steady until sunset”
Exodus 17:12
Casey worked weeks and sometimes months at a time away from his family, doing what he had to do to provide for them. Missing many special days and holidays just to do what he needed to do. Casey is the kind of person you want to know. He’s a Christian, a father, a husband, a son and so much more. When people say “he would give you the shirt off his back”...no...I say “he would give you everything he possibly could”.
He has 2 beautiful girls ages 8 and 1 and a beautiful wife, Jodi, that would be beside him even if the world was against them. They are truly an amazing family that could use all of our support even if it’s the smallest donation, it’s the love and support that matters!
Jodi has a job and they have been very gracious and understanding during this time to allow her to stay with Casey in West Virginia for as long as Casey is there recovering and they have secured her job. Thank you God! Although with no idea of how long his recovery will take at this time, the income they are receiving is very low and as we all know bills and expenses do not stop for any of us. So what I am asking from everyone that reads this is to donate whatever you can. Anything and everything helps.
My brothers and sister in Christ, let’s show this world that God is good! Let’s help this wonderful family find some peace in one thing they cannot control and allow them to focus on what is most important, which is Casey recovering. May God bless this family and everyone of you also!
“When Moses’ hands grew tired, they took a stone and put it under him and he sat on it. Aaron and Hur held his hands up-one on one side, and one on the other- so that his hands remained steady until sunset”
Exodus 17:12
Organizer and beneficiary
Jennifer Watson
Organizer
Edmond, OK
Jodi Ford
Beneficiary
