Help Larry Allen & His Family
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Larry Ray Allen, A man that loves life. He loves fishing, hunting and spending time with his wife, family and friends. Anyone who knew Larry could tell you he has a wonderful personality. He could always make you laugh and he was the best at telling his life stories. Especially his work stories.
Larry has spent his life serving and protecting lives. He served his country and then became a police officer. He was a police officer for the City of Grandview for many years. He worked for the government as a Security officer. His latest employment was a security guard at Belton Regional Medical center. While he was serving and protecting the employees he was injured by a patient. This injury caused them to do many diagnostic test. They discovered he had esophageal cancer. He then began his battle with cancer being very determined to win that battle. He was well on the way, but then discovered he had liver cancer as well.
On August 5 2017 very early in the morning Larry suffered a stroke. He was taken to Belton Regional Medical center and was taken care of, by the same employees that he use to protect and became friends with. Those that were taking care of him not only did everything medically possible for him, but they also held his hand and gave him lots of hugs and told him to keep fighting. Larry was then transferred to Research Medical center where he is still fighting the cancer but the hardest fight right now is the effects of the stroke. He is doing everything he can but is struggling and needs lots of prayers. All of the medical care that he has had to receive over the past year has put a financial burden on his family.
Larry would always go out of his way to help others. With this in mind, we hope that there are many people that are just a generous as Larry is/was. Let’s help show Larry that just as he would, we can help others in a time of need. Any help that anyone can give would be appreciated. If not able to provide monetary contributions, prayers are greatly accepted. Again, we cannot thank you enough for helping and hope that we can be there for Larry and his family during this critical time of need. Thank you and god bless.
Larry has spent his life serving and protecting lives. He served his country and then became a police officer. He was a police officer for the City of Grandview for many years. He worked for the government as a Security officer. His latest employment was a security guard at Belton Regional Medical center. While he was serving and protecting the employees he was injured by a patient. This injury caused them to do many diagnostic test. They discovered he had esophageal cancer. He then began his battle with cancer being very determined to win that battle. He was well on the way, but then discovered he had liver cancer as well.
On August 5 2017 very early in the morning Larry suffered a stroke. He was taken to Belton Regional Medical center and was taken care of, by the same employees that he use to protect and became friends with. Those that were taking care of him not only did everything medically possible for him, but they also held his hand and gave him lots of hugs and told him to keep fighting. Larry was then transferred to Research Medical center where he is still fighting the cancer but the hardest fight right now is the effects of the stroke. He is doing everything he can but is struggling and needs lots of prayers. All of the medical care that he has had to receive over the past year has put a financial burden on his family.
Larry would always go out of his way to help others. With this in mind, we hope that there are many people that are just a generous as Larry is/was. Let’s help show Larry that just as he would, we can help others in a time of need. Any help that anyone can give would be appreciated. If not able to provide monetary contributions, prayers are greatly accepted. Again, we cannot thank you enough for helping and hope that we can be there for Larry and his family during this critical time of need. Thank you and god bless.
Organizer and beneficiary
Allie Campbell
Organizer
Harrisonville, MO
Linda Allen
Beneficiary
