Support Tim McCrury and Sons in Their Time of Grief

My name is John Wayne Smith, and I’ve known Tim McCrury since our days at Jackson College of Ministries in Jackson, Mississippi, back in 1988, that’s 37 years of friendship. Tim and Andrea McCrury were united in Holy Matrimony in 1991, a year after my wife, Stephanie, and me. Their love story spanned over three decades, marked by their unwavering commitment to serving others through their ministry, sharing the Gospel with faith and compassion.

Tragically, Andrea passed away after a long battle with severe medical challenges that began in 2018. Her illness forced her to leave her job, stripping the family of her income, while medical bills mounted. Last year, the loss of a portion of Andrea’s insurance coverage added significant debt to their burdens. Now, with Andrea’s passing, Tim and their boys face the heavy weight of grief alongside ongoing financial strain. After the days ahead, as friends and family return to their homes, Tim must navigate the residual expenses from Andrea’s medical care and the loss of her presence in their lives.

Your support can provide a lifeline during this heartbreaking time. Let’s rally around Tim and his boys, offering financial relief to help cover lingering medical bills, household expenses, and other costs, allowing them to focus on healing without the constant pressure of financial burdens.

Your donation, no matter the size, will help ease their strain and show them they are not alone in their grief. Tim and Andrea’s servant hearts touched countless lives through their ministry, likely including yours or someone you know. Now, Tim and his boys need our support.

Many of you have asked how to help, here’s your opportunity. Every contribution and every share of this campaign will lift this devoted family during an unimaginably difficult season.

How to Give:

• Donate directly through this GoFundMe.

• Contribute via Tim’s PayPal (scan the QR code below), Venmo (@timmccrury), or Cash App ($TMccrury).

Thank you for your generosity and for keeping Tim and his boys in your prayers. Your support will provide comfort and hope, reminding them of the love and community surrounding them. May God richly bless you for kindness and generosity.

With gratitude,

John Wayne & Stephanie Smith