Claudio Baccile and Family
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I am writing this on behalf of a very special person, Claudio Baccile, who I've know for over 25 years. For those of you who are not familiar with Claudio's story, I will share just a fraction of what makes him special.
Claudio and his brother Anthony was raised by their mother, Splendora who immigrated from Italy in 1950. Once arriving in America, Splendora worked as a seamstress until the age of 77. In the early 1990's, Anthony was diagnosed with a rare immune disease that would effect his life forever. Anthony's condition requires an immense amount of care along with dialysis treatments three times a week which also restricts him from being able to work. Due to the amount of care needed to assist Anthony, Claudio has chosen to maneuver his schedule to accommodate Anthony's needs. Sacrifices throughout Claudio's life were made without hesitation in order to give his brother and mother the care they needed. In order for Claudio to be readily avaialable to his brother and mother, he was unable to work full time jobs with medical insurance, company benefits, etc. Claudio has picked up any and every job he could in order to make money while still remaining flexible to assist his brother and mother.
On March 28th, 2019 Splendora passed away peacefully at home with Claudio and Anthony. As many of us know, the loss of a family member is not only emotionally agonizing, but also financially challenging. Due to the years of medical care needed for Anthony, and the challenge of consistent income, the financial burden is immense.
Claudio and Anthony will need to depend on each other even more now than ever. I'm reaching out to family and friends to request help for Claudio and his family. Claudio has taken on a lot of responsibility throughout his life with no questions asked. He never hesitated to give his family the best care they needed; even if it meant sacrificing things in his life.
Thank you all for hearing Claudio's story and I thank you in advance for any donation or love sent his way
Diana Boyle
Claudio and his brother Anthony was raised by their mother, Splendora who immigrated from Italy in 1950. Once arriving in America, Splendora worked as a seamstress until the age of 77. In the early 1990's, Anthony was diagnosed with a rare immune disease that would effect his life forever. Anthony's condition requires an immense amount of care along with dialysis treatments three times a week which also restricts him from being able to work. Due to the amount of care needed to assist Anthony, Claudio has chosen to maneuver his schedule to accommodate Anthony's needs. Sacrifices throughout Claudio's life were made without hesitation in order to give his brother and mother the care they needed. In order for Claudio to be readily avaialable to his brother and mother, he was unable to work full time jobs with medical insurance, company benefits, etc. Claudio has picked up any and every job he could in order to make money while still remaining flexible to assist his brother and mother.
On March 28th, 2019 Splendora passed away peacefully at home with Claudio and Anthony. As many of us know, the loss of a family member is not only emotionally agonizing, but also financially challenging. Due to the years of medical care needed for Anthony, and the challenge of consistent income, the financial burden is immense.
Claudio and Anthony will need to depend on each other even more now than ever. I'm reaching out to family and friends to request help for Claudio and his family. Claudio has taken on a lot of responsibility throughout his life with no questions asked. He never hesitated to give his family the best care they needed; even if it meant sacrificing things in his life.
Thank you all for hearing Claudio's story and I thank you in advance for any donation or love sent his way
Diana Boyle
Organizer and beneficiary
Diana Boyle
Organizer
Rahway, NJ
Claudio Baccile
Beneficiary
