Hello I am Raylee Bischoff’s daughter, 

a few weeks ago my dad was admitted into the hospital due to what we thought was a kidney infection. However our hearts were soon broken to find out he was battling stage four cancer. 

Raylee is a strong man who put’s his family above all else. But now we as a family are left with bills coming in that we are struggling to stay on top of as he is put in and out of the hospital regularly not being able to see his children and grand daughter. My dad is not one to ask for help unless he truly needs it and believe me he does, he was blessed with an amazing community that has been so kind to us in this time. We have received so many prayers and many people have been keeping in contact with myself, my mom or my dad to make sure he is being taken care of. 

My amazing dad has met so many people in his life, some who I have come to know as family. He has also lent a helping hand when needed or been a listening ear for those in need of guidance. If you have known my dad in any walk of life and if he has considered you a friend or family I do hope  you do not take that lightly as my dad is a man who does not take any of you for granted. He loves all of his friends/family even if he shows if in his own way. 

Through out the years Raylee has not had an easy life, from loosing his dad Marvin bischoff at 27, to loosing my grandpa Patrick kunard  who my dad looked to as a father figure. In 2018 my dad felt hardship again as he lost his family home. The only home he knew, the only home his kids knew. Through all of this my dad was a rock. He continued to move forward and keep pushing through for his family. 

as time moves on we look to the future in hopes we can see him smile a little more, hear his laugh and see the joy he gets spending time with his only grandchild. We hope to spend as much time with him as humanly possible. My dad is my hero, my rock, and my best friend. For him I would do anything as he has always done for my brother and I. So please if you can donate thank you, if you can say a prayer, or even just share this with anyone who may be able to help thank you. We would not wish this on anyone and hate to see our dad going through this.