Helping Brian Cuipylo JR

My family and I would like to reach out to friends, family and the community regarding a fun loving, hard working, hard playing, son, brother, uncle, cousin, nephew, coworker, and an all-around great friend, Brian Cuipylo Jr.  Everyone who knows Brian, knows he works hard so he can play hard. His passion for hard work and dedication whether it is at B and B Lumber or Fly Hawk kennels, he was always there when needed.  Outside of work he has a passion for Mountain biking, snowboarding, and recently picked up a passion for motorcycle riding.  And don’t forget his love for Robbie T’s and the red white and blue, always representing the USA.



On Thursday, May 28th, 2018, Brian was riding home from K&H Motorsports in Preble, NY.  While traveling north bound on SR 281, another driver was at an intersection and did not see him.  Subsequently, that driver pulled out and T-boned Brian striking him in the area of his left foot.  Brian was rushed to the hospital where in a five-day span, endured three surgeries in attempt to save his foot.  The Doctors were successful at saving the foot but Brian has a very long road ahead with not knowing the full ability he will have in the future.  More surgeries are to come but he is currently on the mend.  He was able to come home to celebrate his 22nd birthday with close friends and family grateful that the accident wasn’t worse than it was.  Unbeknownst to us, insurance does not cover no fault motorcycle accidents and the other party at faults insurance may take a long time to come through.   Unfortunately, it does not help pay for Brian’s student loans, car payment, insurance, and of course medical and future physical therapy expenses. 

 

 

This cause means so much to us because Brian is not one to take handouts and hates asking for help.   As a young adult, it would be very unfortunate for him to overcome this tragic accident to fall into a huge hole of debt.  When it comes to hard work, he is always there if you need. 

 

If you know Brian, or know someone who does, we would be very grateful that you consider sharing or donating in his behalf.  Lets get him through this hiccup so he can concentrate on getting better and being able to get back onto his feet.  One step at a time.