On August 12th, Bob was involved in a serious motorcycle accident while riding home from work. Miraculously, he survived, but the injuries he sustained are severe and will have lasting effects on his mobility and quality of life. Bob is currently at Saint Francis Hospital in Hartford, CT, where he’s putting up a brave fight to regain his independence. His recovery journey is uncertain and complex, as he has already undergone multiple surgeries to address

broken bones and is now facing ongoing issues with his heart and kidneys.

Earlier this year, Bob underwent a jaw transplant as a result of his treatment for cancer, which he battled in 2015. This left him unable to work for 10 weeks which added to his financial strain. Now, with this new hardship the financial burden on his family is even greater.

Bob is a person who’s always been there to lend a hand, share a laugh, and show incredible kindness to everyone around him—whether it’s his neighbors, family, or friends.

His humor and generosity have touched many lives, and now he needs our support more than ever.

Bob’s road to recovery will be long and challenging, requiring extensive medical treatment, rehabilitation, and significant modifications to his living environment.

With Bob unable to work for the foreseeable future, the financial strain is overwhelming. Any contribution—no matter the amount—will make a significant difference in easing this burden and supporting his recovery.

If you can’t donate, sharing this page with others who might be able to help would be greatly appreciated.

Donations will go directly towards:

Medical expenses: Covering costs for surgeries, therapies, and medications not covered by insurance.

Rehabilitation expenses: Essential for Bob’s recovery, helping him regain mobility and independence.

Adaptations to his living space: Acquiring equipment to support safe and comfortable movement around the home.

Thank you for all your thoughts, prayers and positive energy. Your kindness and support mean more to us than words can express.

With love and gratitude,

The Perron's (Beth, Emma, & Luke) and Their Extended Family