Ryan Webb, dedicated father, husband, and friend, recently suffered a sudden and severe heart attack. Since Tuesday, Ryan has been in critical but stable condition in the ICU at St. Joseph’s Medical Center in Baltimore. He is currently in a medically induced coma to allow his heart the best chance to heal, and he has shown moments of responsiveness through hand squeezes. Doctors and staff remain cautiously optimistic, though the extent of his blockages may require additional surgeries as his recovery progresses. We expect to know much more about his condition and treatment plan in the coming days as the medical team works to slowly reduce his sedation and bring him back to consciousness. We ask that you hold Ryan and his family close in your hearts as they navigate this difficult time.

As an independent general contractor, In recent years Ryan has worked tirelessly with the help and company of his two sons Tommy and Sammy to build his business in Baltimore. This has been the primary source of income for his household. Outside of work, Ryan and his wife, Daya, devote much of their time to caring for his adult autistic son, Sammy.

As the family hopes and focuses on Ryan’s recovery, financial pressures are growing quickly due to loss of income for both Ryan and Daya. Funds raised here will go directly toward Ryan’s medical bills, rehabilitation needs, time away from work, and the skilled professional caregiving support needed for Sammy in Ryan's absence. Every donation, no matter the amount, will help lighten the burden on this family and allow Ryan the opportunity to heal in the coming months without the added stress of medical expenses and caregiving costs. If you are unable to donate, consider sharing this campaign, it means more than you know.

Please understand that it is difficult at this time for Daya to keep up with the many calls and texts asking for updates on Ryan’s condition. To simplify communication, we will do our best to keep everyone updated here. The family will share information as they are able. Please know that no news is good news, and keep Ryan and his family in your thoughts as they navigate the days ahead. Your kindness brings comfort and strength during a very hard moment, and the family is grateful for every message, gesture and contribution.