Help Brian Replace Stolen Tires and Pay Med Bills
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Here I am asking you to donate to someone you may not even know. So, let me say a little bit about Brian Johnson.
Brian is a hard working machinist. Husband to Amber and father to 9 year old Molly and 4 year old Ruby. (Notice I didn't give Amber's age!)
Brian is the guy that will be tending the bar-b-que for the whole party, making sure that everyone is taken care of - well fed and hydrated! If you need help, all you have to do is ask and he's there. A little rough exterior, but a heart of gold!
On Tuesday night, March 26, Brian had just finished with cleaning up the shop at a buddy's place and they had loaded the back of a truck with scraps that need to be thrown away. The dumpster behind the shop is just a quick ride around the corner to the alley. Brian decided to sit in the back of the truck since they were just going around the corner. But when his buddy, the driver, started the truck and gave it gas, it accidentally took off too fast throwing Brian from the back of the truck. Brian smacked his head against the pavement causing him to lose consciousness.
He ended up at the hospital where the doctors found he had a fractured skull and bleeding in the brain which is causing various issues, i.e. hearing loss, sleep disorders, motor skill disruptions, etc. Currently there is no set date when Brian can return to work. He just has to wait for the process of his brain to heal.
So there are medical bills that will be coming in as well as the various medications that he'll need and then there is the loss of income from not working.
And if that isn't enough, on that same night somebody decided that they liked Brian's new tires on his '79 Dodge Ram so they took all four tires and rims AND the spare tire to boot! Jerks! (That's putting it nicely.)
Needless to say, Brian could use some help right now, just so that he won't have this huge hole to dig out of when he does get back on his feet (because he will! He's dang stubborn that way!)
If you have a few bucks to spare and you can help out, then that is super generous. If you can't then please keep Brian and his family in your thoughts. They'd appreciate that too!
Thank you so much for taking a moment to hear about our friend.
Brian is a hard working machinist. Husband to Amber and father to 9 year old Molly and 4 year old Ruby. (Notice I didn't give Amber's age!)
Brian is the guy that will be tending the bar-b-que for the whole party, making sure that everyone is taken care of - well fed and hydrated! If you need help, all you have to do is ask and he's there. A little rough exterior, but a heart of gold!
On Tuesday night, March 26, Brian had just finished with cleaning up the shop at a buddy's place and they had loaded the back of a truck with scraps that need to be thrown away. The dumpster behind the shop is just a quick ride around the corner to the alley. Brian decided to sit in the back of the truck since they were just going around the corner. But when his buddy, the driver, started the truck and gave it gas, it accidentally took off too fast throwing Brian from the back of the truck. Brian smacked his head against the pavement causing him to lose consciousness.
He ended up at the hospital where the doctors found he had a fractured skull and bleeding in the brain which is causing various issues, i.e. hearing loss, sleep disorders, motor skill disruptions, etc. Currently there is no set date when Brian can return to work. He just has to wait for the process of his brain to heal.
So there are medical bills that will be coming in as well as the various medications that he'll need and then there is the loss of income from not working.
And if that isn't enough, on that same night somebody decided that they liked Brian's new tires on his '79 Dodge Ram so they took all four tires and rims AND the spare tire to boot! Jerks! (That's putting it nicely.)
Needless to say, Brian could use some help right now, just so that he won't have this huge hole to dig out of when he does get back on his feet (because he will! He's dang stubborn that way!)
If you have a few bucks to spare and you can help out, then that is super generous. If you can't then please keep Brian and his family in your thoughts. They'd appreciate that too!
Thank you so much for taking a moment to hear about our friend.
Organizer
Bertha Krueger Orosco
Organizer
Tucson, AZ