Spencer Middletons Final Arangement

The Spencer Middleton final arrangements fund! The Mueller/Middleton family are sincerely asking anyone that`s able to, please help. Spencer is still with us at the moment, however it`s a huge relief to believe we all can help provide the memorable type of service he more than deserves. For those who know Spencer also know he desrves a beautiful farewell, when that time comes.This sort of situation can be a bit costly. Our opportunity to come together in his absence would be an absolute honor to him. In his behalf.  
Our brother Spencer is the youngest of 4 children, soon to be 30 years young, and a born native of Fairfield, Ca. Attended Armijo High school, was active in ROTC throughout his attendence and also played on the Indians football team.  During his senior year of high school he was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes. His reality of being diabetic took a toll as far as future intentions. Nothing stopped him from still being our fun loving, hard working man, with such a genuine heart for helping others. Family oriented and extremely loyal to his loved ones. 
He is also a motorcycle enthusiast that was affiliated with the local Northbay Riders motorcycle club. Most recently he may have been the one who helped you, while he worked with Roadrunner tow as a roadside assistant worker. Or he could have been the one who rescued you when he showed up in his flatbed tow truck working with Able Tow. 
Almost a year ago the family suffered the loss of their mother following complications from dialysis. Spencer and, his sister, Stephanie were working hard to earn the money to not only maintain the basic needs to live but also clear their mom's final expenses.
Only about 3 months after their mothers death- Spencer was diagnosed permanently disabled from his diabetes being harder to cope with. Then only around 2months later he suffered a stroke.  Then on Jan. 12th on the way to the emergency room, his heart failed in his sister's car, luckily in front of the Hospital.  A lengthy period of time passed that his brain was without oxygen. He was put on lifesupport in the ICU at Northbay Hospital where he still is.  After his first week in ICU the doctors informed the family the results of their tests on Spencer showed that the brain was showing no activity, his kidneys were failing but recovering after dialysis. Everyday we pray for our brother to return to us. Everyday before and or after work, his sister Stephanie and wife Tatajana spend time visiting with him, next to his bedside. Having the faith of seeing signs that he could possibly recover- it seems in his behalf we may need to reconsider. And with sincere hopes of being more prepared we are asking for any possible help. The sickening reality comes at a high price and sadness. It is obviously a struggle dealing with grief as it is- such a blessing it would be to not have to worry about finances for his proper farewell. Any and all help and support is definately more than appreciated. Thank you.