Support for Tiffany and the kids during this tragedy

Chris Goins had to be rushed into emergency surgery to remove a very large tumor from his brain on February 20, 2025. His wife Tiffany and his 3 children, Isaac, Ava, and Elias, have had to face this unforeseen tragedy head-on. Having to make extremely difficult decisions regarding his care and preparing for the unknown has been tough on all of them.

After Chris's surgery, the doctors told his family that they removed as much as they could, but it was growing from his brain and it would grow back, that there was no cure, and his life expectancy was a year or less. As you could imagine, this news hit his family hard.

After a few days of ups and downs, Chris was awake. He opened his eyes and he saw his wife and kids standing next to him. He kept repeating their names over and over. Tears of joy flowed and hope was restored in Chris's room that day.

On February 24, 2025, Chris took a turn for the worse. Fluid built up around his brain, causing him to be in a lot of pain. He was having seizures, and once again he was rushed into surgery to drain the fluid and relieve his pain. The doctors said he had multiple strokes causing complete brain damage and that there was nothing else they could do for him. It was time for the family to say their last goodbyes. Tiffany and the kids are devastated, and the hope that once filled that room just a day ago was gone.

Chris is an organ donor, and they will do his victory walk tonight, February 26, 2025, and this will be his final farewell.

After having to endure all this, Tiffany now has to plan a funeral, buy a burial plot, a casket, pick out his last outfit, help the kids process all this, and so much more, all while grieving this loss.

I'm asking for donations for her and the kids to make things a bit easier for them. They already have so much on their plates. It would be nice if they didn't have to worry about how they were going to pay for everything. I'm hoping that these donations will at the very least take that weight off their shoulders. So if you can help, even if it's just $1, it would be a blessing.

Thank you all for your prayers and donations.

Tiffany's sister,

Jodi Wheeler