In Memory of Jason "Bully" Toombs
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The world lost a great man on August 24th and heaven gained an angel. As many of you know Jason “Bully” Toombs lost his long-fought battle with Leukemia on Saturday.
Anyone that knew Jason knows that he never met a stranger and always made the people around him feel welcome, no matter the circumstances. He was a friend to everyone he met, and he put so much of himself and his love into each and every relationship in his amazing life. Our lives are all a little brighter and our hearts are fuller having known him.
Jason leaves behind Angelique, his devoted wife of nearly ten years, and their four children, Madison, Cody, Haley and Ashton. For more than 18 months their family fought together against this disease with hope and courage. In doing so, they are left with a pile of medical bills, along with funeral expenses and a large loss of financial income. It is now time for us to rally behind his family and show how much he meant to all of us. The last thing we want is for them to be burdened by money woes in their time of grief at the loss of their husband and father.
We are never prepared for things like this, whether it be physically, emotionally or financially. Please find it in your hearts to help the family as they adjust and share with anyone who would like to contribute. Please keep them in your thoughts and prayers.
Anyone that knew Jason knows that he never met a stranger and always made the people around him feel welcome, no matter the circumstances. He was a friend to everyone he met, and he put so much of himself and his love into each and every relationship in his amazing life. Our lives are all a little brighter and our hearts are fuller having known him.
Jason leaves behind Angelique, his devoted wife of nearly ten years, and their four children, Madison, Cody, Haley and Ashton. For more than 18 months their family fought together against this disease with hope and courage. In doing so, they are left with a pile of medical bills, along with funeral expenses and a large loss of financial income. It is now time for us to rally behind his family and show how much he meant to all of us. The last thing we want is for them to be burdened by money woes in their time of grief at the loss of their husband and father.
We are never prepared for things like this, whether it be physically, emotionally or financially. Please find it in your hearts to help the family as they adjust and share with anyone who would like to contribute. Please keep them in your thoughts and prayers.
Organizer
Becky Waple Machleit
Organizer
Fredericksburg, VA
