Supporting Sean & Those with Autism
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On Sunday, July 1st, 2018, our beautiful son and brother, Sean Franklin Salvo, unexpectedly left this world. Words cannot express our grief and deep sense of loss. As we struggle to imagine our lives without Sean, we find ourselves thinking deeply about the unique joys and challenges of living with a loved one with autism. Indeed, the spectrum for autism is quite broad. Sean’s case, like that of many others, was severe. He was nonverbal, prone to seizures, and beset by a variety of medical complications related to ASD.
Yet, what we will always remember is how awesome a kid Sean was. And that he was happy. He was also fortunate to have parents whose jobs provided health coverage that offered Sean access to loving and trained teachers and specialists, each and every day.
As a family, we have been touched over the years by the many people who have supported us, and Sean, through his daily struggles. Now, our deepest desire is for Sean’s memory to live on. How can you help? Many individuals and families in our community do not have that same level of support and/or access.
We would deeply appreciate if you would pay your love for Sean forward by assisting individuals and families impacted by autism—particularly with severe cases like his.
We will soon be connecting with local organizations to find ways our time, resources, and your donated contributions can best impact those who need the most impactful assistance.
Thank you for continuing to keep our family in your prayers. It means the world to us all.
Yet, what we will always remember is how awesome a kid Sean was. And that he was happy. He was also fortunate to have parents whose jobs provided health coverage that offered Sean access to loving and trained teachers and specialists, each and every day.
As a family, we have been touched over the years by the many people who have supported us, and Sean, through his daily struggles. Now, our deepest desire is for Sean’s memory to live on. How can you help? Many individuals and families in our community do not have that same level of support and/or access.
We would deeply appreciate if you would pay your love for Sean forward by assisting individuals and families impacted by autism—particularly with severe cases like his.
We will soon be connecting with local organizations to find ways our time, resources, and your donated contributions can best impact those who need the most impactful assistance.
Thank you for continuing to keep our family in your prayers. It means the world to us all.
Organizer and beneficiary
Steve Salvo
Organizer
Belle Chasse, LA
Corrinne Mestayer
Beneficiary
