Frank 'Cowboy' McFarland
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A BROTHER IN NEED… A personal message from Ralph ‘Zoc’ Zoccolillo:
As you may know, our friend and brother Frank ‘Cowboy’ McFarland recently suffered a massive heart attack. The good news is that, despite considerable damage to his heart, Cowboy’s doctors give him a good prognosis for recovery and resuming a normal lifestyle down the road. The bad news is that Cowboy will be off work for as much as the next two months, and he doesn’t have any kind of short term income insurance.
Cowboy has been an outstanding veterans advocate for years, an active member of The American Legion and The American Legion Riders, as well as maintaining continuous service as an Executive Board member of the Indiana Blue Star Program. His efforts have made a difference in the lives of countless veterans and currently serving military families. But now Cowboy needs our help to keep his household intact through this short period of recovery.
There are quite a few of us who call Cowboy both friend and brother, so if everyone pitches in a little it will make all the difference in his ability to get through this without having to turn his life upside down. Please find it in your heart to throw a few dollars in the hat to help our brother out.
Thanks, Zoc
As you may know, our friend and brother Frank ‘Cowboy’ McFarland recently suffered a massive heart attack. The good news is that, despite considerable damage to his heart, Cowboy’s doctors give him a good prognosis for recovery and resuming a normal lifestyle down the road. The bad news is that Cowboy will be off work for as much as the next two months, and he doesn’t have any kind of short term income insurance.
Cowboy has been an outstanding veterans advocate for years, an active member of The American Legion and The American Legion Riders, as well as maintaining continuous service as an Executive Board member of the Indiana Blue Star Program. His efforts have made a difference in the lives of countless veterans and currently serving military families. But now Cowboy needs our help to keep his household intact through this short period of recovery.
There are quite a few of us who call Cowboy both friend and brother, so if everyone pitches in a little it will make all the difference in his ability to get through this without having to turn his life upside down. Please find it in your heart to throw a few dollars in the hat to help our brother out.
Thanks, Zoc
Organizer and beneficiary
Paul Morton
Organizer
Avon, IN
Frank McFarland
Beneficiary
