Let’s help support Tony Nonn !

For all who know my dad, we all know that he

would never ask for help - but seeing the

position he has found himself in, being his

daughter, and he being my most favorite human, I am going to utilize this amazing platform for

him. He needs to focus on his recovery and

nothing else.

May 13,2022 my dad was in a horrific car

accident that changed the course of his day to

day life as he knew it. It is truly a miracle he

survived given the circumstances. He was

driving around in Nissan 350z, his favorite little

sports car - going to give estimates for jobs

when he was in an accident. The car went up in

flames and he was helped out of the car by two

homeless men that coached him to crawl inch by inch with broken bones and everything he had in him away from the burning vehicle where he

was discovered and transported to the nearest

trauma center. He incurred severe injuries

including three fractures in his pelvis,

2 broken ribs, a collapsed lung, a broken back

that was surgically stabilized with two

permanently housed rods.

My dad has been a self employed tile contractor since 1984 and other than with the help of one

other guy, he does most of the work on his own.

Being self employed, he has no disability

insurance, workers comp, or added policies to

protect himself. He has never advertised, and

always stayed consistently busy through referrals and word of mouth. He was the best at what he did and clients wanted him and only him. Tile is

all he has ever known.

The fractures in his pelvis has left him unable to use his left leg at all until it heals and we have no time frame for that. He was told he can never lift heavy things, like tile and cement, again. Another thing we know for sure is that he won’t physically be able to work for a minimum of six months to a year - if ever again given the nature of

performing that kind of work.

He will have no way to generate income in order to keep the house he has worked so hard on or

pay any of his monthly bills/expenses

When he gets sent home from his rehab facility, we have to make lots of adjustments to his house including the install of special amenities and

metal rails/bars as well as make everything

wheelchair accessible.

Everyone knows Tony and loves him! He is quite a popular guy! He welcomes everyone into his

life with open arms and loves to entertain in his self made Kauai inspired backyard. He would be the first person to care for anyone in need - feed them, make sure their feet aren’t cold, brush their hair, tell them stories, make them laugh - as he

has done in the past.

Please share his story. Any support, great or

small, will help him until he figures out how to

make his way through life financially without

using the one skill he has mastered and is most

passionate about.

We thank you for the bottom of our hearts!

Stay tuned here for updates on his journey to

recovery!