Loren Stomps on Leukemia Fund

Update:

To my loving Family and Friends,

Last night, God called upon our beloved Loren and she was taken to Heaven.  Loren, valiantly fought against her illness but the complications from her Leukemia battle were to overwhelming. The family is grief stricken with the loss of a daughter, grand daughter, sister, aunt, niece and cousin.

We would like to Honor Loren's wishes of a Celebration of Life service but we are still in need of additional support from anyone willing to donate. 

Even in her darkest hours, Loren wanted everyone to remember the good times.  

As you can imagine the financial burden has beed disastrous on the family.  During this long battle, Loren lost her employment, medical and life insurance that would assist in burial expenses. 

Please find it in your heart to Donate.  Your compassion and generosity is greatly appreciated. 
































Hello family and friends,
Our family is currently experiencing heartbreak as we just received news that our beautiful family member, Loren Mai, will be needing all the love, support and strength to help with the fight against her newly diagnosed Leukemia, which is very aggressive.

Loren has been seeking medical attention for the past 2-3 years for symptoms directly related to Leukemia. However, Doctors were misdiagnosing causing lack of proper treatment. All this prolonged time going misdiagnosed has cause exhaustion not only Physically, Emotionally and Mentally but also Financially.

Loren put her heart into working with Special Needs Children at the school district. Unfortunately she is not able to continue, at the current time, due to her medical condition & the need for her to focus and put all of her energy and strength into fighting for her life. Intern, due to her loss of hours on the job, she will no longer be able to pay for her medical insurance, which will help cover her treatment. We are looking to raise money to assist Loren with her medical expenses and back her up with her fight against this horrible disease. We want her to know that she is not alone, that she is cared about and loved.

Even though it may be hard for one person to do a lot; if we all come together and do a little, it can be A LOT, for ONE person.