Fundraiser Letter for Jennifer Dubrey

Helping Jennifer Heal After Her Stroke

Dear Friends, Family, and Community,

I’m reaching out with both a heavy heart and a hopeful spirit to share the story of my niece, Jennifer, who recently suffered her third stroke at just 47 years old.

This stroke has left her with partial vision loss in both eyes and cognitive challenges—including difficulty finding words, reading, and processing information. For someone who has recently built her career in real estate, a field that demands quick thinking, sharp communication, and constant multitasking, this has been an especially painful setback.

Jennifer is known to many as a high-energy, fast-talking social butterfly who lights up any room she enters. She poured her heart into building her real estate business and was finally seeing it take off when this unexpected challenge struck. Now, instead of closing deals, she faces the daily struggle of speech therapy, vision therapy, and recovery work.

Doctors are hopeful she will regain much of her strength and ability—but it may take months of rest and therapy before she can return to doing what she loves. In the meantime, the financial strain of being unable to work, combined with medical expenses, is overwhelming.

This is where we can step in.

I am asking you to consider contributing to Jennifer’s recovery fund. Every dollar raised will help cover her living expenses, therapy, and medical costs, giving her the peace of mind she needs to focus fully on healing instead of worrying about bills.

No donation is too small—every bit makes a difference. And if you aren’t able to give financially, I would ask that you please share Jennifer’s story with others who might be able to help.

Jennifer has always shown up for others with love, laughter, and boundless energy. Now, it’s our turn to show up for her.

With Gratitude,

Dodie Fretwell