Hi friends and family,

I’m raising money to help my sister, Stacy, and her husband, David, as they face something no family should have to endure—both of them battling cancer at the same time.

Most of you know that David has been courageously fighting Lymphoma and a brain tumor. Through unimaginable strength and determination, he is truly kicking cancer’s ass, and we are endlessly proud of him.

What many don’t know is that their family recently received another devastating diagnosis—this time for Stacy.

Stacy has been diagnosed with a rarer form of cervical cancer called Invasive Moderately Differentiated Adenocarcinoma, Stage IIIC. While the majority of cervical cancer cases are Squamous Cell Carcinoma, only about 20–30% are this type. The good news is that it is treatable, but it requires an aggressive and exhausting course of chemo-radiation.

This diagnosis was never on her 2026 vision board—but here they are. Stacy is meeting this challenge head-on: learning, asking the right questions, and building a strong treatment plan with her medical team.

Through it all, Stacy and David are choosing faith over fear. They truly believe God has carried them through hard seasons before and will continue to do so—one step, one appointment, one prayer at a time. Some days they are strong. Some days they are exhausted. And some days they laugh—because if you don’t laugh, you cry… and they’ve cried enough already.

With mounting medical bills, travel for treatments, time away from work, and daily living expenses, the financial burden is heavy. This fundraiser is meant to help alleviate some of that stress, so they can focus on what matters most: healing, hope, and being there for each other.

Thank you to everyone who has prayed, checked in, sent texts, cooked meals, offered encouragement, or simply held space for this family. Your love has meant more than words can express.

Please continue to keep Stacy, David, and their family in your prayers as they navigate this new and unwanted chapter together. Any donation—big or small—and every share helps more than you know.

With love and gratitude,