Help John Anderson's Family in Medical crisis

Help John Anderson and His Family Through a Devastating Medical Crisis

Hi, I'm Charles Munyon.

I met my friend John while working for Penske Logistics, delivering bakery goods to Wawa stores. It was one of the toughest jobs I’ve ever had—long nights, rough routes, packed trucks, and an average of 12 store deliveries a night. Despite the grind, many of us became close friends, and John was one of those people. He and I often worked the Center City Philadelphia route together, the only one that required two guys. We moved fast, worked hard, and always had a good time. John is one of the most genuine, hardworking people I’ve ever known.

John’s work ethic goes all the way back to his younger years when he was a plumber apprentice. Since then, he’s never stopped pushing forward to provide for his family. He hauled heavy equipment, delivered bakery goods to Wawa, and later delivered cars on a car carrier. Eventually, he bought his own truck and became an owner-operator. He’s always done whatever it took to keep things moving for his family.

John is married to Sarah, and together they have five beautiful children—Justin, Brooke, Savannah, Johnny, and Jayson. He was the sole provider for their big family, working tirelessly to make ends meet. But in mid-December, John began experiencing neurological issues. After countless tests and doctor visits, he was diagnosed with the beginning stages of Parkinson’s disease. Since then, he hasn’t been able to work. He had to sell his truck just to get by. As an independent contractor, he’s not eligible for unemployment. Sarah found a job, but what she earns is only a fraction of what John used to bring home in a single day.

To make matters worse, John will lose his CDL due to DOT physical regulations tied to his condition. At only 44 years old, he’s now facing a future filled with uncertainty—trying to support his family while dealing with a life-changing diagnosis.

This GoFundMe is to help John, Sarah, and their children survive this incredibly difficult time. Donations will go toward medical expenses and basic living costs as they navigate this new reality and wait for disability assistance.

Please consider donating and sharing this with others. John has always worked hard and taken care of his family—now it’s time for us to help take care of him. Thank you so much.

Any amount helps. If you can’t donate, please share this with others. Every bit of support makes a difference. Thank you so much.

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