Isaiah Haynes is the heart of our family—a hardworking man who has always put family and loved ones first. He taught his sons what it means to be a great man, and taught his girls what to look for in a man and his kindness and generosity have touched everyone around him. Isaiah was once an active athlete, nearly drafted into the baseball league, but his life changed dramatically when he became seriously ill at 22. Now, his lungs and heart struggle to keep up, and he needs help with daily tasks like getting in and out of bed, getting dressed, and preparing meals. Despite his strength, he’s too weak for a transplant and worries most about his family’s future.

His wife, Nona Haynes, is a pillar of strength and compassion. She has put her own goals on hold to care for Isaiah full-time, showing her love and dedication every single day. All of us kids are working, but we don’t make enough to cover everything, and we want to help Mom in every way we can. Nona is selfless, always putting others first, and her love for Isaiah is unwavering. With Isaiah’s health declining and doctors giving him six months left, our family’s biggest concern is making sure Nona and his grandson are cared for. The stress of rent, medical bills, and living costs weighs heavily, and we want to give them peace of mind so they can focus on cherishing every moment together.

Isaiah’s greatest joy is his grandson, his wife, and their kids. He does everything for everyone, and we just want to give him a little peace of mind so he doesn’t have to worry about her.

Any support, no matter the amount, will help keep the lights on, cover essential expenses, and allow our family to enjoy the time we have left with Isaiah. Your kindness will make a real difference in our lives.

Anything extra will cover the cost of fixing up the house , helping Nona/ the family navigate through this tough time, and also helping Nona with schooling when she’s ready to return. Fix any debt

We are now in the stages of comfort care making it as comfortable as possible.

Things he had 

Interstitial lung disease, right side congestive heart failure, polymiosytis, charcot-marie tooth, rheumetoid arthritis and some other things plus 16 liters of o2  

Updated he had passed on October 12th

And his funeral was November 8th we are struggling with the bills since his passing and still need help anything will help