Sherene Aun, the 41-year-old daughter of TAPinto Roxbury owner Fred J. Aun, was critically injured on Aug. 8 while riding her motorcycle in her hometown of Missoula, MT.

She is a U.S. Navy veteran, a social worker and - most importantly - a single mother to a 16-year-old daughter in high school.

Sherene was riding home from work on her motorcycle, wearing full protective gear, when she was struck by a passenger car at an intersection. She sustained multiple bone fractures (both arms and both legs), a fractured pelvis, a fractured skull, broken ribs, damaged lungs and many more serious injuries. She was rushed to a local hospital and later flown to a trauma center in another state. She is being treated by several teams of specialists.

Sherene, a New Jersey native, served as a 3rd Class Petty Officer on the Harry S Truman aircraft carrier. She later earned a bachelor’s degree and a master’s degree while raising her daughter by herself.

She recently purchased her first home, in Missoula, where she works as a social worker helping the homeless and those in mental health centers, among others.

Sherene has been living in Montana, thousands of miles away from her family in New Jersey.

We are hoping to help cover transportation, medical costs, her mortgage, her utility bills, her daughter’s needs and more.Please pray for her and consider donating on behalf of a woman who chose to spend her adulthood giving back to the country and her community. Any donation is appreciated.

Thank you!