Jeff Majeske Bone Marrow Transplant

Jeff Majeske, initially was diagnosed with CLL cancer in 2002. The cancer went into remission for 11 years, but came back in 2013. It came back as CLL again, however, as a rarer / worse form of CLL, in which the cancer had mutated one of his chromosomes, called CLL 17p deletion. Jeff was able, with medicine, to keep the cancer under control, until 2016, the cancer again returned, this time having morphed into a more aggressive type of cancer through what is called - Richter's Transformation. The transformation is a significantly worse / more aggressive type of cancer. Long story short, Jeff is on what is essentially the last line of medicine that is available for his diseases (with no new medicine for his disease, on the horizon, potentially becoming available in the near future) and with the medicine being so new, the doctors do not know how much longer the medicine will continue to work. With the uncertainty of the duration of time the medicine will continue to work, the doctors, at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota, strongly advised a Bone Marrow Transplant, sooner than later, would be the most optimal decision to extend Jeff's life. Jeff and his wife, Lola, are scheduled to meet with doctors, in Rochester, the 11th of September to the 15th, to assure Jeff is able to go through with the transplant. Starting the 16th of September, Jeff will have high dose chemotherapy, daily, through the 18th, and on the 19th will have full body  radiation. His Bone Marrow Transplant is scheduled for the day following the radiation, the 20th of September. Following the transplant, Jeff and Lola will be staying at the Gift of Life Transplant House, in Rochester, Minnesota, for up to 100 days.
All funds received will go toward - Medical Bills and the expenses involved with staying in Rochester, for up to 100 days. The cost of staying in Rochester that long will add up fast, as it is $30 a night to stay at the Transplant House, plus the cost of meals, laundry, transportation, and parking. 
Any amount of funds that could be donated, would be highly, highly, appreciated. I could not thank you enough. If donating money, is not in your budget, that is understandable, however, anything you could think of that could possibly help, would also be appreciated, even good thoughts, or if you believe in it, prayer.
I would like to THANK anyone who can donate or do anything to help the situation, in, any way, shape or form.
This is Jeff's son Tyler, creating this page for my dad, who is not only my father, but my best friend. 
THANK YOU ALL AGAIN! Much love.