Brian Hubbard has always been the heart of our family and a pillar in our community. For 26 years, he served as our city's Chief of Police, dedicating his life to protecting others and spreading kindness wherever he went. Whether he was sharing a lighthearted joke, sponsoring Toys for Tots, or lending a shoulder to someone in need, Brian made a lasting impact on everyone he met. His unbreakable spirit and compassion have touched countless lives, and now he needs that same support from the community he served so faithfully.

Just a few weeks ago, our world was turned upside down when Brian, only 54, was suddenly admitted to the ICU at UAMS in Little Rock, AR. He is now fighting for his life with double kidney failure, liver failure, and septic shock. The situation is urgent—he needs a simultaneous liver and kidney transplant to survive. The distance between our home in Farmington and the hospital in Little Rock is three hours each way, making travel and extended stays a constant challenge for our family. My mother, his devoted wife, is carrying the heavy burden of acting as his power of attorney and managing overwhelming medical debts, all while staying by his side every day.

We are reaching out for help to cover the mounting travel expenses, extended stay accommodations, and the enormous medical bills that come with Brian’s critical care and transplant needs. Our family has sold nearly everything to keep him comfortable and ensure he receives the best care possible. Brian has always believed in the power of community, and we know that with your support, he can overcome even the toughest odds. Every contribution brings us closer to giving Brian a fighting chance and helping our family stay together through this unimaginable time.