On July 4th, Josh Ashe — a lifelong resident of Southeast Alaska, husband, father of four, and someone who lives for hunting, fishing, and family whenever he isn’t working — was in a devastating boat accident on his way from Coffman Cove to Ketchikan to get back to work.

After hours missing, Josh was found unresponsive in his boat, badly injured but alive — a miracle in itself. He was airlifted to Harborview Medical Center. He suffered severe injuries, including spinal trauma, fractured vertebrae in his neck, and serious damage to his face and eye.

Josh has already endured major surgeries with more to come, and has a long, difficult recovery ahead. Healing will take time, strength, prayers, and support.

We’re raising funds to help with medical bills, travel between Alaska and Washington for his family, loss of income, and the many costs that come with such a life-changing event.

If you can, please give what you’re able, share this link, or go to TFCU (Ashe Family Benefit Account), and continue to keep Josh and his family in your prayers.