Help Kendle Fight Stage 4 Cancer: Support, Hope, and Healing

Our beloved Kendle is in the fight of her life. Diagnosed with Stage 4 cancer, she now faces the unimaginable — a battle that touches every part of her life: physically, emotionally, and financially. Kendle continues to face this journey with extraordinary courage, determination, and grace — but she cannot do it alone.

We’re asking for your help.

The financial burden of cancer is immense. Medical bills continue to mount, and Kendle has had to step away from her career to focus fully on treatment and healing. Your support will help ease the heavy burden by covering:

    •    Ongoing chemotherapy and specialized treatments

    •    Medical expenses and medications not covered by insurance

    •    Transportation and care-related costs

    •    Basic living expenses while on long-term disability

    •    Advocacy and awareness efforts around terminal cancer diagnoses

Since November of 2023, Kendle has been undergoing chemotherapy every other week.

She has bravely endured two major abdominal surgeries, including the removal of a portion of her stomach in March 2025. While the surgeries have been successful, evidence of cancer still remains, confirming the harsh reality: Kendle will need to remain on chemotherapy for the rest of her life.

One of the deepest heartbreaks of this journey was stepping away from her life’s passion — serving as a special education teacher, advocate, and administrator with the Washington County School District. Kendle dedicated her life to creating inclusive, nurturing spaces for children with unique needs, and the impact of her work has been felt by generations of students and families.

This campaign is more than financial support — it’s a call to rally around someone who has poured her heart into helping others. It’s about giving Kendle the peace of mind to focus on her health and the precious time she has with her loved ones.

Kendle has always been a light in the lives of so many — lifting others up, giving selflessly, and never losing her fighting spirit. Now, it’s our turn to lift her up.

Every donation, every share, and every kind word makes a difference.

Whether you’re able to give a little or a lot, you are helping Kendle live with dignity, comfort, and the unwavering knowledge that she is not alone.

Let’s surround her with the love and support she so deeply deserves.

Thank you for being part of her village.

Love her children: Taylor, Spencer, CJ and Carter.