Shea Foy
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I cant believe I’m even writing this.. I can’t believe that I’m even asking for your support to help our amazing friend Shea.
I don’t even know where to start, or the right words to say.
I first met Shea over 7 years ago when MasTec was still Fabcor.
I started working with him, helping on bids and project management, trying to learn everything I could from him.
He poured his heart and soul into his work; he cared more than anyone I have ever met.
Anyone that knew Shea, knew that when he was right, he was right, and wouldn’t back down.
He was warrior in his work and his life.
And all the while, he lit up the room with his smile and warmed it with his kindness.
As many know, Shea was diagnosed with a brain tumor in the Spring of 2012.
He went through countless surgeries and chemo treatments, yet continued to work throughout it all.
I’m pretty sure he had some kind of superman powers.
But work was what he loved to do.
This spring Shea’s cancer took a turn for the worse.
He fought to continue, refusing to take rest or leave. He fought until he literally was unable to speak, until he physically could no longer work.
In all his stubborn relentless commitment to his work, he cared more about contributing to the success of our division.
To make matters worse, he was unable to qualify for any coverage due to his then established illness.
As such, Shea and his family have had to fight this battle without any medical assistance whatsoever.
Now, despite all his efforts to continue, he is no longer able to support himself or his family.
Shea’s wife, Tasha, and their family need to be with him 24/7 now.
With this little time Shea has left, there are medical costs accumulating.
Shea is a strong, proud, hard-working man that would never ask for your assistance or support.
Which is why I am.
The hours we work, the heart and soul we pour in to these demanding roles, our work life is our family life, and Shea is family.
I’m hoping that we all can come together as family, to help Shea, Tasha and his loved ones in covering the expenses this illness is costing them so they can focus on providing him with the love and support he deserves in his final days.
I’m not asking for much, every little bit helps. All I ask is that you consider what it would be like if you were in his shoes, and show some compassion for a man that gave everything he had to help us all succeed.
I don’t even know where to start, or the right words to say.
I first met Shea over 7 years ago when MasTec was still Fabcor.
I started working with him, helping on bids and project management, trying to learn everything I could from him.
He poured his heart and soul into his work; he cared more than anyone I have ever met.
Anyone that knew Shea, knew that when he was right, he was right, and wouldn’t back down.
He was warrior in his work and his life.
And all the while, he lit up the room with his smile and warmed it with his kindness.
As many know, Shea was diagnosed with a brain tumor in the Spring of 2012.
He went through countless surgeries and chemo treatments, yet continued to work throughout it all.
I’m pretty sure he had some kind of superman powers.
But work was what he loved to do.
This spring Shea’s cancer took a turn for the worse.
He fought to continue, refusing to take rest or leave. He fought until he literally was unable to speak, until he physically could no longer work.
In all his stubborn relentless commitment to his work, he cared more about contributing to the success of our division.
To make matters worse, he was unable to qualify for any coverage due to his then established illness.
As such, Shea and his family have had to fight this battle without any medical assistance whatsoever.
Now, despite all his efforts to continue, he is no longer able to support himself or his family.
Shea’s wife, Tasha, and their family need to be with him 24/7 now.
With this little time Shea has left, there are medical costs accumulating.
Shea is a strong, proud, hard-working man that would never ask for your assistance or support.
Which is why I am.
The hours we work, the heart and soul we pour in to these demanding roles, our work life is our family life, and Shea is family.
I’m hoping that we all can come together as family, to help Shea, Tasha and his loved ones in covering the expenses this illness is costing them so they can focus on providing him with the love and support he deserves in his final days.
I’m not asking for much, every little bit helps. All I ask is that you consider what it would be like if you were in his shoes, and show some compassion for a man that gave everything he had to help us all succeed.
Organizer and beneficiary
Amanda Adolph
Organizer
Natasha Gries-Foy
Beneficiary
