Ease Heather's Burden

Update: Heather is still struggling on a daily basis. She didn’t get approved for spouse benefits through the VA because Randall wasn’t disabled long enough. Because of cuts SNAP was reduced to practically nothing. If you please help her out, and make her burden easier.

Update: while Heather was able to submit the paperwork for her spouse benefits through the VA, it’s been a month since she has done so and no word from the VA as to when she will receive them.

And now to make matters worse the banks are coming to get both of the vehicles since they were in Randall’s name only. By January she will have no transportation.

She is working but only on a part time as of right now. It will increase sometime in 2025 but she is struggling now and is in need of more help.

If you can spare anything please help where you can…again thank you in advance

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Hi everyone...

As many of you know, Randall passed Oct 14, 2024, and I’d like to make it as easy on Heather as possible. Randall had no life insurance, so the expenses fall solely on her, besides all the other bills she has to pay. If you can send anything to make this stress-free for her, it would be so helpful!

Heather will be having a celebration of Life in the future. It was Randall’s wishes.

I thank you from the bottom of my heart!

More on Randall: (courtesy of Chad Almond): For those that did not know Randall, he grew up in Fulton County, Ga and joined the U.S. Army where he served as a military police officer until he was medically discharged due to fracturing his back while serving. After his discharge he did HVAC work until his health forced him to retire. After retiring, Randall turned his life to Christ more and started his own ministry reaching out to and preaching to troubled men in prison. During this time, Randall’s health was in decline, he was relying on the V.A.  for help when he had to have open heart surgery last year. All of this was putting a financial strain on his family. Just a few months ago, Randall went back to the VA due to and had a scan in February but the VA got him an AppStore follow up on that scan.

Randall loved helping others and was heavily involved in raising money with his motorcycle community. More than ever Randall  loved God, his friends, family, his ministry, his dogs and his community. Most of all, he loved his wife Heather.