Stand with Beki in Her Fight Against Cancer

Dear Friends and Family of Beki Brubaker Eaton,

As many of you know, Beki has been dealing with the diagnosis of Stage IV Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma. She has been undergoing aggressive treatment these past several months.

I’ve had the privilege of knowing Beki since we were teenagers …She has been through so much in her life and has experienced devastating

heart break. I’ve seen her walk through things nobody should have to go through.

What makes her health crisis even more heart breaking is that this is not the first-time cancer has touched her life. At the tender age of 10, Beki lost her mother to this devastating disease. As if this wasn't enough sorrow, she also lost her grandmother the same year, and a dear Aunt who was like a second Mother to her short years later.

Bekis unwavering trust in God has been a beacon of hope for all of us. She approaches each day with gratitude and determination to find joy, even when her body and spirit are weary. Her faith has not wavered but grown stronger.

However, in complete transparency, despite her incredible spirit, Beki is struggling. The physical toll of cancer treatments, the emotional weight and the sheer exhaustion of fighting this battle day in and day out, are taking a toll.

Unfortunately, the financial burden has become overwhelming. Thankfully she does have medical insurance, but it does not cover the deductibles and the out-of-pocket expenses needed to help her heal.

To make matters even worse, she has had to significantly reduce her work hours in order to attend treatments and manage the side effects. This has led to substantial loss in income, compounding the financial stress on her making it harder to focus on her health and remain positive.

In addition, in the midst of all this turmoil and physical struggle, life has dealt another challenge. A leak in her home has caused significant damage to her flooring requiring costly repairs. With the cut in her hours and the increasing medical expenses, Beki and her family simply cannot afford to fix their home.

Beki is not one to ask for help, but I know how much it would bless her to have her community of friends and loved ones surround her with generosity, love and most of all, prayer.

Please pray for her energy levels, that the side effects would diminish, and that the cancer would be eradicated. She has one final treatment coming up before they test her again. I am sure she will keep us updated.

Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for your kindness and support for our dear friend Beki. Any donation big or small is appreciated. If this is something you aren't able to do, please know that your prayers and love mean more to her than anything.

Sincerely,

Kelly and Jeff Bilco