Hello everyone, let's pull together and help Frank Button, aka Anklez, recover after a devastating motorcycle accident.

My name is Ericka, and I've been a close friend of Frank's for many years. We are starting this GoFundMe to help Frank with the cost of household bills and medical bills during his time in recovery.

Frankie was injured in a motorcycle accident on October 4th, 2025. A piece of sheet metal on the interstate was flung up by a passing semi-truck and made direct contact with Frankie's right side. With the grace of God and Frankie's exceptional riding skills, he was able to safely get to the side of the road where he was immediately administered. Frankie was taken to Sparrow Hospital in Lansing, Michigan, and is currently still there.

Frankie does not have medical insurance and is missing work. His bills are constantly accumulating with no source of income. With him in Lansing, the cost of travel is higher than expected. His mom and dad live a couple of hours away.

If you know Frankie, you know he would give ANYONE the shirt off his back. He's such a kind and genuine human. He doesn't hate, and he always, always gives so much love to everyone around him! LET'S PULL TOGETHER FOR FRANKIE!!

The family thanks everyone from the bottoms of their hearts. Even if a donation is too much at the time (we understand times are hard), please share!!

100% of the funds raised go directly to Frankie!

Thank you!

Hello! My name is Frank “Anklez” Button and on October 4,2025 my life drastically changed in the blink of an eye. I was doing what I love most, riding my motorcycle when all of a sudden a piece of metal was kicked by a semi in the middle lane ahead of us as I watched smaller pieces of debris hit the brothers ahead of me. I also see the larger piece tumbling across the lanes I only had so much room to maneuver in as i had brothers directly in front,next to (left side) and behind me and cars next to me in the right lane. Then it happened I hit the step shaped object, it launched me and my bike a couple feet into the air when I landed it, it threw me into a death wobble. I rode it out, got it under control and was pulling of to the right side of the road. I look down at my right side my shoe is gone and all I can see was the bones. I came to a stop as the bike fell over I pushed myself away from it: took off my belt gave it to a brother and told him wrap up my leg and dont let me bleed to death in the ditch! I was rushed to an amazing hospital in Lansing. After several surgeries and a valiant effort by my medical staff the difficult decision has been made to amputate the right foot. The injuries are to severe to save the limb. This news is extremely devastating but my determination to overcome this challenge is unwavering. The road ahead is a long one! Dr appointments, physical therapy and all the life changes that are about to happen! Life changes in the blink of an eye,hug your loved ones and be blessed!