Lovett/Johnson/Godsey Disaster Relief
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The people on County Road 265 in Town Creek, AL need your help.
On December 16th an EF-2 tornado took three families by surprise -killing two parents leaving their 9-year-old son behind while putting him and three others in critical care at three different hospitals.
You can be part of what turns their tragedy into restoration and healing.
The three families are:
Landen Godsey - 8-year-old son of Keisha Cross and Justin "Chase" Godsey who were both killed in the storm. Landen is fighting for his life at Children's Hospital in Birmingham.
Wayne and Rhonda Lovett- A husband and wife who had already lost their home by fire once this year and had just purchased and settled into their new home in September. Wayne recently retired and Rhonda has been a stay-at-home mom and wife. Wayne and Rhonda are fighting for their lives at UAB hospital.
Marcus Johnson- A 40-year old man on disability who has been left with nothing to come home to. Marcus is stable and on a ventilator at Huntsville hospital.
We are raising $20,000 per family to help them get a fresh start in 2020. You can be their hero, gifting them with hope in what feels like a hopeless situation.
This is a combined effort of state and local officials to help the families in our community which includes: Senator Larry Stutts, Representative Proncey Robertson, Representative Andrew Sorrell, Commissioner Bobby Burch, Commissioner Kyle Pankey, Commissioner Jesse Byrd, Commissioner Normal Poole, Commissioner Joey Hargrove, and Town Creek Mayor Mike Parker.
Please keep all of the community of Town Creek and these families in your thoughts and prayers.
***100% of the funds raised through this page will go to provide housing, medical bills, and any other disaster-related items needed to help these families rebuild.
A special thank you to Senator Garlan Gudger for his assistance with this video.
On December 16th an EF-2 tornado took three families by surprise -killing two parents leaving their 9-year-old son behind while putting him and three others in critical care at three different hospitals.
You can be part of what turns their tragedy into restoration and healing.
The three families are:
Landen Godsey - 8-year-old son of Keisha Cross and Justin "Chase" Godsey who were both killed in the storm. Landen is fighting for his life at Children's Hospital in Birmingham.
Wayne and Rhonda Lovett- A husband and wife who had already lost their home by fire once this year and had just purchased and settled into their new home in September. Wayne recently retired and Rhonda has been a stay-at-home mom and wife. Wayne and Rhonda are fighting for their lives at UAB hospital.
Marcus Johnson- A 40-year old man on disability who has been left with nothing to come home to. Marcus is stable and on a ventilator at Huntsville hospital.
We are raising $20,000 per family to help them get a fresh start in 2020. You can be their hero, gifting them with hope in what feels like a hopeless situation.
This is a combined effort of state and local officials to help the families in our community which includes: Senator Larry Stutts, Representative Proncey Robertson, Representative Andrew Sorrell, Commissioner Bobby Burch, Commissioner Kyle Pankey, Commissioner Jesse Byrd, Commissioner Normal Poole, Commissioner Joey Hargrove, and Town Creek Mayor Mike Parker.
Please keep all of the community of Town Creek and these families in your thoughts and prayers.
***100% of the funds raised through this page will go to provide housing, medical bills, and any other disaster-related items needed to help these families rebuild.
A special thank you to Senator Garlan Gudger for his assistance with this video.
Organizer
Chief of Police, Jerry Garrett
Organizer
Town Creek, AL
