The Booth Family Needs Our Help
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Glendon Booth, a single father of 3 children has been diagnosed with terminal cancer. Dalton attends Small Middle School and Loraine and Marie attend Oak Hill.
Like all fathers, he wants nothing but the best for his kids. And like all fathers, he thought he’d have all the time in the world to help with homework, cheer them on at sporting events, teach them to drive, attend their graduations, take family vacations, and walk his daughters down the aisle.
But all that came to a crashing halt when he received the devastating news that he has an aggressive and fatal form of cancer, and will likely not live longer than 6 months.
With little to no family support, Glendon is all they have. The cancer is acting quickly, and he is now too ill to continue working. He desperately needs your support for the family’s living expenses.
Glendon is a proud and humble man who would never ordinarily ask for help in this way. But this is not an ordinary situation. It’s quite literally life and death.
With the children being so young, the only legacy he can hope to leave them with is memories. Understandably, he doesn’t want their last memory to be of a sick and dying father. He’d like their final memories with him to make them smile in years to come.
Let’s come together as a community and gift this deserving family with one last, important, adventure.
Your generous donations will eliminate the stress of living expenses and give the Booth family a much-needed bright spot in this horrible situation. Let’s send these kids on the trip of a lifetime and bring peace to a dying father.
Please find it in your heart to give to this family. No amount is too small, and it will mean everything to these kids. Time is running out and they need your immediate consideration.
Please share Glendon’s story with your friends and family through Facebook, Twitter, email, or a bullhorn on top of a hill. The luxury of time is not available. Please share and donate today.
Your donation means more than you’ll ever know. Glendon Booth thanks you from the bottom of his heart.
Like all fathers, he wants nothing but the best for his kids. And like all fathers, he thought he’d have all the time in the world to help with homework, cheer them on at sporting events, teach them to drive, attend their graduations, take family vacations, and walk his daughters down the aisle.
But all that came to a crashing halt when he received the devastating news that he has an aggressive and fatal form of cancer, and will likely not live longer than 6 months.
With little to no family support, Glendon is all they have. The cancer is acting quickly, and he is now too ill to continue working. He desperately needs your support for the family’s living expenses.
Glendon is a proud and humble man who would never ordinarily ask for help in this way. But this is not an ordinary situation. It’s quite literally life and death.
With the children being so young, the only legacy he can hope to leave them with is memories. Understandably, he doesn’t want their last memory to be of a sick and dying father. He’d like their final memories with him to make them smile in years to come.
Let’s come together as a community and gift this deserving family with one last, important, adventure.
Your generous donations will eliminate the stress of living expenses and give the Booth family a much-needed bright spot in this horrible situation. Let’s send these kids on the trip of a lifetime and bring peace to a dying father.
Please find it in your heart to give to this family. No amount is too small, and it will mean everything to these kids. Time is running out and they need your immediate consideration.
Please share Glendon’s story with your friends and family through Facebook, Twitter, email, or a bullhorn on top of a hill. The luxury of time is not available. Please share and donate today.
Your donation means more than you’ll ever know. Glendon Booth thanks you from the bottom of his heart.
Organizer and beneficiary
Matt Speck
Organizer
Austin, TX
Glendon Booth
Beneficiary
