Help Randy Yocom Recover from a Severe Stroke

Support for Randy Yocom: Veteran, Father, and Friend in Need

Our great friend Randy Yocom suffered a severe stroke yesterday, April 16th, and now faces a challenging road to recovery. Those who know Randy understand that he is the definition of selfless—a man who has dedicated his life to serving others, whether as a proud veteran of the 101st Airborne Division, a devoted single father, or a reliable friend to many.

A Life of Service and Sacrifice

Randy has always put others before himself. After honorably serving our country in the 101st Airborne Division, he has been a devoted father to his three children: Devon from his first love, and Cory and Christian, whose mother sadly passed away when they were teenagers. Randy is also a proud grandfather to Devon and Andy's two children. As a single father, Randy stepped up in every way possible, working seven days a week as a skilled drywaller to provide for his family. Despite the challenges, he never complained—he simply did what needed to be done for those he loves.

A Passionate Spirit

Beyond his roles as father and provider, Randy embraces life with passion. He's an avid Harley rider who recently became a social member of the Reading Motorcycle Club, where he's quickly become a valued part of that community. Randy has a big heart for giving back, regularly participating in charity motorcycle events, including Toys for Tots runs and other fundraising rides to help those in need. Those who ride with Randy know his genuine spirit, his commitment to service, and the joy he finds on the open road.

Why We Need Your Help

The stroke Randy suffered was unexpected and serious. Like many hardworking Americans, even though Randy works tirelessly seven days a week, medical emergencies like this can be financially devastating. The road to recovery will be challenging, with significant medical expenses, rehabilitation costs, and time away from work.

Your donation will help with:

Immediate medical expenses (Randy does not have insurance)

Rehabilitation therapy costs

Household expenses during recovery

Support for his children during this difficult time

Every Dollar Makes a Difference

Whether you can give $5 or $500, your contribution matters. If you cannot donate financially, please share this campaign with others who can help. Most importantly, keep Randy and his family in your thoughts as they navigate this difficult journey.

Randy has always been there for others. Now it's our turn to be there for him.

Thank you for your kindness and generosity.