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<div>Lauren and Sky Weaver, along with Lucia Weaver, have suffered the unimaginable loss of their beloved daughter, Ella Weaver, in a tragic car accident. Ella's boyfriend, David Klein, also lost his life. They were deeply loved, and their lives were closely intertwined-two bright souls taken far too soon. 
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<div>Ella was a bright golden light. She had a smile that lit up a room and a playful spirit that made people feel instantly at ease. She was the kind of person who brought warmth and joy wherever she went. 
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<div>There are no words that can truly hold the depth of this loss. Ella's absence is being felt deeply by her family, her friends, and this entire community that loved her so much. In addition to giving the family the space to grieve, funds raised will help ease the many practical burdens that accompany such a devastating loss - including memorial expenses, lost income from time away from work, travel and family needs, grief support, and the countless unexpected costs that arise in moments like these. 
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<div>If you feel moved to give, any contribution—no matter the size—is deeply appreciated. And if you’re unable to donate, sharing this page or holding this family in your thoughts means so much.
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Support for Family After Tragic Loss

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<div>Our beloved Mary Parkerson—Mom to Zac and Adam Parkerson—recently passed on. She was (and is) very loved by her family, including grandchildren, her friends, and our community. I would like to make this gofundme to help Adam and Zac and their families with expenses during this challenging time.
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Support for the Parkersons

<div>UPDATE: in less than 20 hours, we reached our original goal. Thank you for your donations, shares, and words of encouragement. The families are feeling all your love and support. 
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<div>We have raised the goal to $30,000. There are so many expenses involved and we want to ensure the families do not have to worry about those costs while trying to mourn this huge loss. 
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<div>Anything left over in the end, will go directly to supporting both families. Thank you all so much for this outpouring. ❤️
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<div>On the morning of August 22nd, our community tragically lost two young vibrant souls.
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<div>Please join us in helping the families of Lalo and Miguel through this difficult time.
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<div>We are asking for $20,000 USD to cover the costs of the logistics.
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<div>We are asking our community to come together to show the love and support these two young men and their families deserve.
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Join Us in Helping the Families of Lalo & Miguel

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<div>Dear Orcas Community, we have found ourselves in an unfortunate situation that is bigger than our small island business can bear. We humbly ask for your financial help and support. It is with a heavy heart that we make this request.
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<div>The Kitchen has been our devotion for 24 years, and to our disbelief, we have just been locked out of our restaurant with all of our equipment being held hostage by the new building owners. Needless to say, we are in shock.
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<div>We have been on time with our rent payments, including the month of June, and we always pay our bills even when the times are tough. Over the past three months, we have been trying to sell The Kitchen, and we have had several excellent offers to sell to local residents. To our dismay we have been blocked at every opportunity for us to sell, refusing to consider new lease agreements. What we believed could have been a friendly, turn-key business opportunity for a local resident was thwarted on multiple occasions.
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<div>To add fuel to the fire, without any contractual paperwork to support their case, the new building owners are now demanding elevated back rent for 3 months plus a threat of $15,000 to file a lien on The Kitchen’s property (our restaurant equipment). Again, we have never missed a rent payment, nor have we ever received a lease from them with the terms for an elevated monthly rent or a proper eviction notice.
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<div>What we now understand is that they will try to beat us down finically, while at the same time denying us the opportunity to have access to The Kitchen, from which we have been preparing and serving food for more than two decades. Their hope is for us to fall away, thereby giving them a fully functioning, commercial, permitted kitchen, which they will then lease to a tenant of their choosing at an exorbitant rent increase. It sounds nuts, and it feels nuts. We are at a loss as to what to do other than lawyer up ourselves and tackle this head-on.
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<div>The Kitchen has been a long-standing business in the community, we have served Orcas with healthy, affordable, and locally supportive food for 24 years, and we have taught and trained the youth and adults on how to cut vegetables, follow recipes, clean up after themselves, cook and be team players, we have supported the zero waste program with paper and pig compost, buying locally and in bulk to cut down on environmental impact, all because we selflessly care about our community, future generations and our planet. This is a heartbreaking ending to a true labor of love.
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<div>The unfortunate truth in the world is there is greed... The have's and the have's not and in situations like these that gap becomes very apparent. Orcas really is turning into the next Martha's Vineyard.... All this being said we would at least like to end this chapter without debt caused by situations out of our control. Please consider donating to help in our success with reclaiming our belongings and to show support for the community service The Kitchen has given over the years. We appreciate any and all warm comments, and vocal support as we move through these uncertain times. #stopthefinancialbullying #supportcommunitythatsupportscommunity ❤️
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What's going on with The Kitchen  an announcement

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<div>I am starting this GoFundMe to raise money to assist the Distler-Whiteley family with major medical expenses in the past year. 
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<div>Many of you know that this all started when one of the boys "blew his knee out" during a basketball game last year (May 2021). Physical Therapy before and after surgery, plus the cost of the surgery, has left the family with a very large balance to pay.
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<div>Little brother had emergency surgery 64 days after his older brother. Once again, this surgery left the family with a substantial balance.
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<div>The oldest boy recently  (May 28, 2022) was diagnosed with appendicitis. It wouldn't have been so bad, but due to his ongoing Crohns, the appendix ruptured and then developed a large abscess! He spent five days in the hospital, and after discharge, he had to travel to Salem each day for daily antibiotic infusions. Also, because of his Crohns, they have to deal with a ruptured appendix differently than they normally do ... no immediate surgery! They have to wait for his body to be clear of the infection. As you all are well aware, gas is not cheap these days! He was able to go two weeks before landing back in the hospital with another abscess, which then put him back to traveling to Salem daily. He still faces surgery to remove the burst appendix.
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<div>While on vacation in Arizona, the one with the blown knee became ill and had to visit an ER in Las Vegas! Not fun for any of us, that is for sure. So that means another medical bill coming to this family. Due to this ER visit, he has had follow-up doctor visits and procedures. 
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<div>There is medical insurance with a very high deductible, and then the insurance only pays 80%, leaving the family paying the other 20%. The burden on the family has become astronomical in the past year due to these unforeseen emergencies.
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<div>The money raised to help this family with their astronomical medical expenses will pay off the medical bills and give them some money for the gas expenditure for traveling to the infusion center in Salem.
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<div>This family does everything they can for those in need within their tiny farming community, and they don't like to ask for help from anyone. However, as the grandparent to these boys, I know how much they struggle financially to keep food on the table, gas in the cars (so they can continue to work) and school expenses for two college students and a middle school student.
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<div>We are devastated that Miguel Villarreal has left this world. We all wanted more time with him. Those who knew him described him as having "a heart bigger than he was," as "family" to many on Orcas, and as "a sweet and gentle heart."
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<div>Miguel was a grateful and active part of the community on Orcas. As he put it (in his book): <em>"We are blessed to live in a place with so much philanthropy. There is a system and people to help anyone in need. Want to change the world? Make it better? Volunteer! Do something good. There are a lot of things out of our control. But that shouldn't stop us from doing something--"</em>
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<div>A Memorial Potluck for Miguel will be held on September 18, beginning at 11am, at the Village Green on Orcas. Please bring a dish to share, if you're able, and your own utensils, plates, preferred beverage, and a chair/blanket for seating. And especially bring your favorite stories of Miguel!
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Miguel Villarreal Memorial Send Off

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<div>My husband Troy had a stroke on Sunday, and has lost mobility on the right side of his body, trouble putting thoughts into words, memory, and slurred speech. They are still trying to safely bring his blood pressure down to a safe and manageable level before moving him to acute stroke therapy, but he has been getting a little bit of movement with a lot of concentration. For now he is laying in a hospital bed all day bored out of his mind, and wanting to start his therapy to hurry it along. If you know my husband Troy, you know that he is a proud, hardworking, man who’s main priority in life is to take care of and provide for his family, so sitting still is nearly impossible. We have our 16-year old daughter Kyrah, 10-year old Karson, and 1-year old Persefani living with us in our home that he is proud to be buying not renting. He has been the sole provider as the head of household, while we got the kids settled after our move. Our plan was for me to start looking for work to supplement our income and the costs of all the kid’s sports travel and other extracurriculars, and my hope is to continue with that plan. There is the possibility he will need in home care for some period of time, in which case I would need to stay home to help him. There are so many things that are up in the air with stroke recovery it’s difficult to plan. 
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<div>When we moved to North Carolina we lost our medical insurance, so we are in the process of finding out if we can get some, any, or all of his medical covered.
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<div>In the meantime, with all of these things up in the air, we used all of our reserves to move; a down payment on the house, the cars, and living basics.  We have nothing to fall back on for our monthly bills , gas for driving to Wilmington and back everyday, food, and other necessities. We are applying for social services help, and trying to find anything else that might be available.
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<div>I am unsure of how much we are going to need to get through all of this, but I do know this will be a long road for us all, and the last thing I want him to worry about is his inability to provide. I am certain that even if he ends up getting some medical assistance, we will still have to pay for the ambulance ride, helicopter ride to Wilmington, and the emergency room and stroke wing stay. Even with my application for financial aid through the hospital, there will be a large balance. Hopefully everything after he leaves the stroke center and heads to the stroke therapy center will start his full or partial coverage. 
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<div>A dear friend bought Emma a plane ticket to come be here with her family supporting her dad and help around the house. We are so very blessed to have his mom and Ed, his brother Peter and Walter and their families, and sister Karen and her husband all here to support him by keeping his spirits up visiting &amp; calling. They also have the ability to help with the kids, and help keep our spirits up.
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<div>We are all going through something right now, and struggle to keep our heads above water, so every little bit is helpful and greatly appreciated. Even if it’s a call or encouraging message. Troy has always been too proud to ask people for help, but has come to realize that there is a time when your pride needs to take a step back, and let people who love you help.
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<div>Last Wednesday evening, 4/27/22, our beautiful Sara Kissel left us. It was completely unexpected, and everyone is still reeling from this terrible tragedy. Many many folks have reached out, asking if there was a way to donate financially to show support during this time. After some consideration, we decided to set up this gofundme. We are aware that when tragedy strikes, people feel a need to rally around and show their support however they can. Financial support is always a huge stress relief at times like this, and we are so grateful for everything.
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<div>Sara was a powerhouse. She was a relentlessly hard worker, and the financial loss for the Kissel family will be significant. Sara's older two children have returned to Orcas to be with their father, younger brother, and each other while they grieve, which means lost income for them and for Logan. They have rents to cover, car payments to make, and land payments for their family home here on Orcas. They are also facing the airlift costs as Sara was not insured, which, as we all know, will be astronomical. Financial support at this time will alleviate that pressure and allow them to properly grieve their wife/mother and support one another while they figure out how to navigate life without Sara,
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<div>Everyone who knew Sara loved her. She lived on Orcas nearly her whole life and was a well-known and valued member of our island community. She was a level-headed, no-nonsense, loyal, and dedicated person. She fed hundreds, employed many, and showed up for any person she believed in. Her loss hurts, and she will be sorely missed.
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Sara's Family Support

As most of you know our beloved mother Carol Mckinstry is very ill and in the hospital right now. Carols kidneys were failing and shutting down due to her cancer coming back and the tumors pressing on them. She has suffered extensive kidney damage and is undergoing more testing today. As of today we know that she will need surgery to remove the tumors and possibly dialysis for her kidneys. She is facing a long road to recovery after she gets out of the hospital and will need a lot of care and support. We do not want her to have to worry about extra expenses and we want her to be as comfortable as possible right now. All funds will go directly to Carol to help with her travel expenses, upcoming surgeries and recovery. We are incredibly grateful for any help during this difficult time and we welcome your prayers and positive thoughts for Carol right now. Please hold her in the light.

Medical Healing Fund For Carol Mckinstry

Many of you may have already seen Jesse's fb post about his recent diagnosis. If you have not read it already and would like to see it, you can find it here: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/jesse.england.585/posts/10162038248905553">Jesse's story</a> <br /><br />Earlier this year, Jesse England was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer called a malignant peripheral nerve sheath tumor (MPNST). It formed on the top side of his left ankle about 6 years ago, and early last year began to grow in size very rapidly. This type of sarcoma is notoriously difficult to diagnose and is incredibly aggressive. After over a year of dealing with a misdiagnosis, and many weeks waiting to hear results from pathology, Jesse is now on the right track for the care he needs to battle cancer.<br /><br />As of right now, Jesse has received 25 treatments of radiation and is now healing before he undergoes surgery. 5 weeks of daily radiation takes a huge toll on the body, and Jesse will be recovering for approximately 6 weeks after his final radiation treatment. In this time, he hopes to spend time with friends and family, and enjoy the beautiful weather as much as possible.<br /><br />The surgery date is set for Friday August 16th. This day is subject to change as we enter the month of August, but at this time seems to be pretty solid.<br /><br />It is possible that once cancer margins have been removed (meaning the tumor - which has already grown back - as well as the surrounding tissue) there will be another pathology test to determine if the surgery successfully removed enough surrounding tissue. If this is the case, he will be in the hospital with his open wound for 4-5 days waiting for pathology results. Once the surgeon has reattached his tendon with an allograft (donor tendon) a plastic surgeon will then take tissue possibly from his thigh to cover the wound from the cancer. Doctors hope to have Jesse back at home to begin healing approx. 1-2 weeks after surgery. From there, he will be resting in bed (or couch) for 3 weeks before he is able to begin any physical therapy.<br />Hospital visits are very welcome. Please contact me (Minhi) if you'd like to visit Jesse post surgery at the hospital. I will be with him for 4-5 days in the hospital during and after surgery. After the surgery, we will be opening up our home for guests to come and spend time with Jesse as he is recovering. You can schedule to visit and make Jesse a home cooked meal here: <a href="https://mealtrain.com/64r8lk">meal train</a> <br /><br />It is possible that Jesse may receive additional surgeries in the future, but this is unclear at this time.<br /><br />After 2 CT scans in a 4 month window, the doctors believe that metastasis has not occurred. Doctors will be monitoring any changes in Jesse's organs closely throughout the duration of his treatment - specifically the lungs and liver where this type of cancer tends to travel. This is great news - as long as his organs appear unaffected, he will not be on chemotherapy. The most recent imaging scans were on August 1st, and there was no visible change.<br /><br />All GoFundMe funds will go to Jesse for medical bills and to subsidize his healing while he is unable to work. <br /><br />Thank you everyone for any and all of your help, I will be keeping everyone updated through this campaign of Jesse's journey.

Help support Jesse in his fight against cancer

"We have been trying to put into words the sadness and devastation that has hit our family, but the truth is, there are no words. Our precious Neice, her unborn baby and three of her beautiful children (Greg, Emily and Megan Hill) were killed yesterday while worshiping their (our) Lord. Her husband, John Holcombe, and youngest child, Evelyn Hill, are still in the hospital but are expected to recover. Their oldest child, Phillip Hill, was not in attendance yesterday and was at home safe. John has also lost both his parents, his brother and his 18 month old niece.<br /><br />Through all the pain we still hold on to the unshakable truth that we serve a mighty and just GOD. HE is on HIS throne and is kneeling down to hear our prayers and is collecting each and every tear we shed. We do not mourn their death because we are unsure of where they are, we mourn the loss of their presence in our lives. We have no doubt that their last breath here was their first breath in the presence of our GOD and HE welcomed them with open arms. We STILL serve an awesome GOD and no amount of evil in this world will ever change that. HE is the ROCK on which we will forever stand"<br />-Michele Hill, Aunt<br /><br />In April 2011, Crystal’s first husband, Peter Hill,  passed away from a heart condition. They were married 12 years and had 5 children together - Phillip, Greg, Megan, Emily and Evelyn. Crystal and John Holcombe met at church and later married in 2012. John is a wonderful man who has lovingly raised the Hill children as his own. The Hills and Holcombes have and will always consider each other family.<br /><br />Please consider making a contribution to support all unforeseen expenses for the Hill/Holcombe family. Immediate access to the funds will be granted to John Holcombe for use as he sees fit...(funeral expenses, medical expenses, and any other needs that arise for the children and John)<br /><br />Psalm 34:18<br /><br />This account has been validated by the following local news source:<br /><br /><a href="https://www.ksat.com/news/sutherland-springs/first-responder-describes-losing-family-inside-texas-church-shooting"><a href="https://www.ksat.com/news/sutherland-springs/first-responder-describes-losing-family-inside-texas-church-shooting" target="_blank" class="" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">https://www.ksat.com/news/sutherland-springs/first-responder-describes-losing-family-inside-texas-church-shooting</a><br /><br /><a href="https://apnews.com/8bb5a68c8d424ba083357a728b75504d/Carnage-at-small-town-Texas-church-claimed-8-children" target="_blank" class="" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">https://apnews.com/8bb5a68c8d424ba083357a728b75504d/Carnage-at-small-town-Texas-church-claimed-8-children</a><br /><br /></a><br /><br />For those curious as to who I am, I am from Floresville, TX. Peter Hill was a cousin of mine. His children were my cousins. Crystal was and will forever be a part of our family.

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