<div>My brother-in-law and nephew have been owning this landscaping business for 4 years and right now they is facing a major setback that has put both his work and daily stability at risk. On Friday, August 21, they was returning to work from lunch at 30th ave and 64th street in kenosha WI when two cars were racing nearby. One of those cars lost control and crashed into his work truck. In an instant, the truck he depended on for his job and business was gone. For someone who relies on that vehicle every day to get to jobs, transport equipment, and keep work moving, this accident has created an overwhelming challenge.
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<div>This fundraiser is to help my brother-in-law and nephew replace their landscaping work truck so they can get back on his feet, keep his business running, and continue paying his bills and rent. This truck was more than just transportation. It was a vital part of how he made a living. Without it, getting back to work becomes incredibly difficult. We know times are difficult, so we truly appreciate anything you can do, whether that means making a donation, sharing this fundraiser, or simply keeping our family in your thoughts. Every bit of support means so much and helps bring him one step closer to getting back to work.
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<div>I own the white Chevy pickup and the business Waldos and Sons Landscaping LLC in Kenosha—a small family-run company. My son Marvin and I started this business four years ago, and we work hard every day to provide for our family. It isn't right for people like these guys—who act like clowns behind the wheel, racing around—to put innocent lives at risk. This time, by the grace of God, the damage was only material; my son and I are safe, and that’s what matters. I know we’ll get back on our feet, but people like that really ought to have a conscience and some empathy for others before playing their foolish games—racing like maniacs through the streets just because they want to show off their fancy cars.
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<div>We are stopping work now until we have a solution, since that was our only work truck and my only trailer; I apologize to my customers.
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Jeff Cesarz

Johansen Richard

Help my brother inlaw and nephew after car crash

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