Funeral Memorial Cost

As you may all know, Reggie has been battling Leukemia (ALL) since August 2019. He has experienced every type of fight there was during this horrible experience and now God is calling him to rest. With no additional options left Reggie is being put on Hospice Care and will be going home soon. We always knew that this time would eventually come but didn't expect it this soon after having a bone marrow transplant. He was doing so well, his doctor announced that he was 100% donor cells, he was coming off his medications sooner than most could and then BAM! it was back like wildfire. Later we received the news that he had a horrible fungal infection in his lungs and now that was taking over everything, no more treatments that could hold off the leukemia due to the fungal infection and no antibiotics that are keeping the fungal infection tamed enough to see in the near future to be able to begin treatment. Now we wait, enjoy our last moments we have and pray for as little suffering, seeing that he has already been put through enough of that.

For those of you that don't know much about us, I am his wife of 8 1/2 years, we have a son together that i will be 8 years old in August, we are a HUGE blended family with 7 other children. Three of our children live out of town, one in south Texas and two in Oklahoma. We are also expecting our first granddaughter in September. I am a nurse, and he was a long time mechanic. We originally met the first day in our chemistry class in 1997, my freshman year. I always seemed to run into him but we never admitted to the other about the crush we had since that time and were always in a relationship. It wasn't until an unfortunate time in his life in 2012 that he would run into my baby sister who recognized him. Months later she would tell me the story of seeing him and I logged into Facebook to find a friend request from this long lost classmate. Of course I accepted and our history began. Our love has always been strong, even when our marriage wasn't always perfect. Now here we are today...celebrating out lives to the end of what God has given us.