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 Our hearts are broken for the families affected by today’s tragedy at Stryker Sports Complex. What should have been an afternoon of children playing soccer and families cheering them on ended in devastating loss. We grieve with those who lost loved ones, pray for those who are injured, and hold close the children, families, and others who witnessed the unimaginable.
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 From Sunday, October 18, through Sunday, October 24, Meddys will donate 20% of all revenue from our Wichita and Salina locations to <strong>the families affected by this tragedy</strong>.
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 <strong>A lot of people don't live in the area and asked how they can help, so we partnered with Kingdom Athletics Mission, a nonprofit organization, to receive funds and distribute them to the McPherson families affected.</strong>
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Supporting the McPherson Families Through Kingdom Athletics

<div>So recently my son, Zach Hyatt,  was able to help out an elderly lady, who had recently lost her husband after a short cancer diagnosis, and he's asking for nothing in return. What he is not telling anyone is that his family is also facing a hardship with medical bills that have started to pile up starting from his wife's spinal fusion in December. Unfortunately this resulted in a staph infection where they spent Christmas in Wesley medical center. She was on a wound vacuum until the late spring when the infection and wound healed and closed up.  While he attempted to take care of medical bills, he was not given any bills from any of the home health, the pharmacy or anyone else until after all of their services was taken care of. Then came his knee replacement surgery. He missed a month of ubering before returning 6 weeks post-op and this is where he met Debbie, somebody who has now had a life-changing event. SB Mowing has been awesome! Helping out somebody after Zach reached out to them as her Uber driver. When he went to drop her off he offered to help her get her groceries in and made sure she was safe in the house.  Zach is currently working Uber due to the fact that his wife is unable to work with her back still in recovery and their family needs to make sure they take care of their bills. He doesn't want to ask for help, but I've created this GoFundMe as a way to try and help him and his family in a way that he's been able to help somebody else. He works countless hours each week, with his primary job and then with Uber and focuses on helping anybody he runs into that he can. He's now 8 weeks post-op and working on Uber as much as possible to take care of medical bills and all their expenses the family has. A little bit more about him and his family. He and his wife have eight kids, with five at home. The kid's ages range from 16 years down to 3 years at home.  Three are adults and are out of the house but his 23 year old daughter has leukemia (I believe it's call CML) and again Zach and his wife try to help her out with medication, doctor appointments and anything she might need.  Even though he'd like to spend as much time as he can at home with his family, he has to work to every evening so he can pay the bills the best he can to support them. While I don't think that's going to change as he does all he can for them. It would be amazing if we could help give back to him like he gave to somebody else. I appreciate you taking the time to read this and thank you everyone.

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Help Zach's Family Through Medical Hardships

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<div>For the past 25 years, many of you have known Jenny from seeing her outside the YMCA. She has been a familiar face in our community, and so many of you have shown her kindness, compassion, and friendship over the years.
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<div>More than 40 days ago, Jenny suffered a serious medical emergency and has remained hospitalized ever since. She is currently facing this difficult journey without insurance.
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<div>As we wait and hope for her insurance to be approved, we are raising funds to help cover the unexpected expenses that continue to arise and to help move her into a long-term care facility as soon as possible, where she can receive the support and care she needs.
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<div>Jenny is one of the strongest and most resilient people we know. Despite everything she is facing, her spirit remains strong, and we truly believe she will overcome this chapter with the love and support of this community behind her.
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<div>If Jenny has ever touched your heart, made you smile, or simply been a part of your daily routine, we ask you to consider giving. No amount is too small, and every donation will go directly for her care and future needs.
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<div>Thank you for loving Jenny, watching out for her, and helping us show her that she is not alone.
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Help Jenny overcome homelessness and pay for medical care.

<div>We are the friends and family of <strong>Deja House</strong>. Deja’s son Josh, Joshy, Jay Sod, Sodie pop, Josh-e-wa, Joshy Pooh, was taken too soon from this world.

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<div>This will help relieve some of the burden off of Deja’s shoulders; however, nothing can help relieve the loss of a son for a mother.

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Support Deja in Remembering Josh

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<div>Please consider giving to Thomas Westerhaus, father and hero. He and his family need help to purchase a wheelchair van to accommodate his power wheelchair.
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<div>The news of the rescue spread quickly, but what most don't know about this humble and quiet hero is that <strong>he has been fighting for his own survival against cancer for almost 10 years</strong>. A mere month before saving the life of the child, Thomas had one of his lungs and part of his aorta removed as the cancer had spread throughout his body. Still recovering and bearing the stitches from this intensive and life altering surgery, Thomas did not think twice about running from his 3rd floor apartment and scaling a 6-foot-tall fence surrounding the pool to save the life of a drowning child.
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<div>After many invasive surgeries and numerous rounds of life-threatening chemotherapy, Thomas's cancer has spread to his spine and resulted in paralysis from the chest down. In July of 2025 he lost his ability to walk. Thomas is only 37 years old. The heroic young father is now bound in a powered wheelchair and dependent on ride services to leave the house and get to necessary medical appointments. As wonderful as these ride services are, they are not always the most reliable and have limited operating hours and Thomas has had to miss several important medical appointments because of this. In addition to restricting his movements to the few hours these services are in operation, his wife Michelle and son Maddox are also limited as they must always be nearby to give him care. Thomas is no longer able to leave his home, work, or enjoy his favorite activities, which include hiking, fishing, and spending time outdoors with his family.
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<div>Medical expenses and lost income from unemployment due to his illness have severely impacted Thomas and his wonderful family. Numerous surgeries, rounds of chemotherapy, hospital stays, ER visits, and specialist care has left Thomas and his family finically strained for the last 10 years. They cannot afford the vehicle accommodation they need to regain the mobility, reliability, and dignity needed for Thomas's care and he and his family's quality of life.
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<div>Please consider giving what you can if you are able so that this courageous young man and his beautiful family can purchase a wheelchair van to accommodate his power chair. If Thomas and his family can raise the funds to purchase a van capable of moving his power chair Thomas’s quality of life would skyrocket. He will no longer be confined to his home and completely dependent on ride services, which only allow him to go to doctor’s appointments. The gift of a wheelchair van would give Thomas his independence back and allow him to attend his son Maddox’s sporting events, family gatherings, and enjoy time in nature, which he dearly misses being able to do. With your generosity Thomas can regain some of the mobility that most of us are fortunate enough to take for granted.
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Help Hero Thomas Gain Mobility with a Wheelchair Van

<div>Hello everyone! My name is Landon Moore and I am starting this fundraiser for my lifelong best friend, Chase Miller. I am in tears as I type this out because this is one of the best men I have had the privilege of knowing and calling my friend, a man who constantly puts others over himself and never complains. Chase has always had slight heart complications throughout our lives but recently was told he’d have to get a new valve put in, in a major open heart surgery. This procedure very rarely is done to anyone under the age of 60 and my friend is only 32 years old. This is scary and unexpected because he thought this would be happening maybe 20-30 years down the line but certainly not this early. It’s scary for us his friends and family as I cannot imagine my life without longest and best friend having to go through this at such a young age. He will be out of work and insurance as we all know doesn’t cover even remotely what they will need to get through this as he recovers and is out of work. I’m sure a lot of us in the world are struggling today but I just ask you to help any way you can. It would certainly go a long ways to help someone I and his family and other friends cannot live without . A truly great man who just needs some shoulders to lean on over the next 6-8 months. Thank you to anyone who even glanced at this post. It truly means the world to not only me, but anyone associated with this amazing man. God bless you and thank you for your support. ❤️

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Chase Miller Heart Surgery and Recovery Fund

<div>Khloe Heim a beautiful ray of sunshine was tragically taken from this world far too soon. If you can help this sweet family in any way monetarily for funeral expenses it would be greatly appreciated. Please respect the family’s privacy at this time but feel free to leave condolences below and please pray for comfort as they attempt to navigate through this unexpected loss. 

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Remembering Khloe: A Ray of Sunshine Gone Too Soon

<div>On Tuesday, March 18, tragedy struck when 19-year-old Josh Hicks lost his life in a devastating traffic accident while traveling home for spring break to see his family. A tire struck the car’s windshield, ending his life far too soon. Many of us have watched Josh and his brother, Caleb, grow up and have known their parents, Kristie and Craig, for years—whether through school, church, music, or friendships. Now, in their darkest moment, they need our love and support. No parent is ever prepared to bury their child, and we have the opportunity to come together as a community to help ease the burden of funeral expenses for this incredible family. Any donation, no matter the amount, will make a difference as we surround them with love and care in the days ahead.

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Rallying Around Kristie & Craig After Tragic Loss

<div>Hello. I'm Elizabeth Newby. I'm asking for help for Di Griffis and her family. She was the former owner of Ristorante Italiano di Famiglia. Di has been battling cancer off and on for several years. She's currently doing chemo treatments. Since selling/closing the restaurant, Di is having to move to an apartment to help cut living expenses. That was supposed to happen soon. This week (today is March 20, 2024) Di was experiencing symptoms of a heart attack. She went to McPherson Hospital ER to be examined. From there she was transported to Newton Hospital. With further testing, Newton Hospital decided that the place to help Di was Wesley Hospital in Wichita. At that time, Di was told that she would need quadruple bypass surgery. So yet again Di was transported from Newton Hospital to Wesley. After speaking with the doctor at Wesley Hospital, Di has been informed that she only needs a triple bypass surgery. This will be done on Saturday, March 23, 2024. With everything Di has been going through, I come to ask for help for her and her family. After three hospital visits/stays and two transports from one hospital to the next, a triple bypass surgery, chemo treatments, who knows what other medical expenses will add up during and after this time, moving expenses, living expenses, and being out of work for a while, they are going to need some help making it. If you are able to help please do so. If you are able/unable to help please share this. Please pray for this family.
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Medical and living expenses for Di Griffis

<div>I know we have been able to keep some of our family updated but we have lots so this is going to be the easiest way. PLEASE we are asking for all prayers for our son Isaiah. What went from a fall happening at school lead us to being told our son has a tumor on his brain. We waited 5 hours in hospital in McPherson when me and Isaiah loaded into a helicopter and was flown to children’s mercy in Kansas City. AJ and Ethan both are up here with us as well.
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<div>Isaiah is out of surgery. Everything went well. They ended up having two surgeons in the room to be able to make it go a tad bit faster. His breathing tube is out. We even got to speak to the surgeon already and here is that update:
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<div>He is experiencing Posterior Fossa Syndrome. Which is identified by a collection of symptoms including reduced or absent speech, irritability, low muscle tone, unsteadiness and reduced coordination and the inability to coordinate voluntary movements. This could take MONTHS to correct. This can be corrected with physical therapy, speech therapy, and everything else.
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Isaiah Brain surgery and recovery medical fund

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<div>the beach for the first time, playing games with and hyping up his granddaughters’ achievements, and serenading his wife with romantic songs despite his bad singing. There are so many stories the family has that it would be unfeasible to write them all, yet perhaps the most important thing to know is that he will be dearly missed by so many. Going forward his family has been dealing with the immediate fallout of this senseless tragedy, while also trying to shoulder the financial costs associated with such a tragic death. It is why it is humbly requested of the public that, if possible, they consider making a small donation to assist the family in covering funeral costs, legal costs, bills, and the many other expenses that arise in these situations. No one should have to deal with so many bureaucratic procedures while also grieving the loss of a loved one. Again, any amount you can spare is highly appreciated and guaranteed to go directly to his family. Thank you for taking the time to read this request, and most importantly, thank you Pedro for all the memories you gave, you are so greatly missed.
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Funeral and Memorial for Pedro Amezcua-Gonzales

<div>Today we received news that our dear family friend Jason Richey lost his wife and 2 children suddenly to carbon monoxide poisoning this morning. Jason and Felicia were also expecting a new little one. We are asking for your prayers, support, and love as he and his 3 year old son navigate through this devastating time. We are asking for your help with removing the stress from the family on the cost of arranging their 3 funerals and time away from work to grieve. All funds will go directly to Jason. If you can not support financially, please keep this family in your prayers and share with others. Funeral arrangements will be announced in the near future.
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Richey Family Tragedy

<div>Want to join me in making a difference? I'm raising money to benefit a community member who needs assistance with a new furnace. Edith lives in a home with a furnace that is 50 years old, it must be replaced. McPherson Housing Coalition is working with Jim’s Plumbing in McPherson to replace this furnace. They  have agreed to install the new unit for free, if we can cover the cost of the furnace ($5100) any donation will help make an impact. Thanks in advance for your contribution to this cause that will make an impact for a local senior. 
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<font color="#333333">Thinking of the Schriner family as they are dealing with the loss of Steven Schriner. Steven was in a car accident and passed away September 30th due to those injuries. <br /><br /><br />Anna Wagoner said it best when she said “He is too young. His children are too young.” Sky, Jayce, Blayne, and Baylee are his 4 children and they need our communities support now more than ever. Taking the financial burden off of the Schriner family and Steve’s children is something we all can do to help them. <br /><br />Please donate and/or share if you can. Any help is truly appreciated! <br /><br /><br /><br /> <br /><br /></font>

Funeral Expenses for Steven Schriner

<div>*y’all shattered the original goal so I increased it! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you so much*
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<div>Hi, My name is Seryna. The man in that video is my father. He has worked at his job for 27 years and yes, he has never missed a day of work. He originally began working at this job as a single father when he gained custody of me and my older sister 27 years ago. Then as our family grew and he remarried, he continued to work there because of the amazing health insurance that was provided through this employer because it was unionized. This got all four of his daughters through high school and college with full healthcare coverage. <br /><br />My dad continues to work there, because though he does look young, he is coming up on retirement age and leaving would cost him his retirement. In no way are we asking for money or is he expecting any money but if anyone feels like blessing him he would love to visit his grandchildren.
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<p>Diane began experiencing neurological symptoms in March 2021. Fast follow up with medical experts led to surgery and the devastating diagnosis of Glioblastoma. Diane is progressing in the initial standard treatment of this very aggressive brain cancer near her Kansas home. Seeking the best care, and realizing a trial will be necessary in the near future, she has decided to return to her home state of New Jersey to continue treatment in the New York area where the most advanced treatments will be available to her. We hope to relieve some of the financial burden of uncovered medical expenses, travel costs, and living expenses for Diane, her husband Doug and son Daniel. We hope you will join us. Your support, encouraging words and prayers are invaluable and we THANK YOU for helping. Whether you know Diane, Doug and Daniel from the east coast, west coast or mid west, you know Diane, as we do, as a wonderful person who has supported many over time. Now is our turn to return that support.
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<p>We are all left to morn the loss of the sassy, fun loving 15 year old that was taken way too soon. Kilar Rain Gillispie touched so many lives, she was adored and loved by so many people. Kilar’s light will continue to shine with the organ donations that will live on in over 50 recipients. We have set up a Go Fund Me account to help assist Josh, Cree, Keila &amp; Kenzi as they navigate the difficult road ahead of their family. They are thankful for all the support of their family &amp; friends. They ask that any videos or photos of Kilar be shared with their family. They want to remember her laugh, her ornery smile &amp; her beautiful brown eyes while they find the strength to celebrate her life.
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Do It For Kilar

**Update: Thank you all for  the love &amp; support shown by all during this journey.  We don't have enough words to express the feelings we have for you all.  Thank you, thank you, thank you! <br /><br /><br />My dear friend Shelly Wiggins was diagnosed with Stage 2 Lung Cancer this past September. She went through 8 rounds of radiation and is currently undergoing chemotherapy. On January 13th during her chemotherapy treatment  she suffered a mild heart attack and was hospitalized. Prior to her diagnosis and qualifying or Medicare Shelly had multiple doctors visits and tests done while uninsured. This has led to high medical bills and debts. Shelly still has a long road ahead of her as she continues to battle cancer and heal her heart! Please keep her in your prayers! Your love and support is appreciated!

Shelly Wiggins Medical Fund

<p>Jeane Boswell, local Mcpherson resident, my sister, was diagnosed with esophageal cancer in February 2020.<br /><br /><br />You may know Jeane from Dillon’s where she has been a cashier for 4 years. Her customers love her efficient manner and make a point to go through her checkout line. She has <br />so much patience for the little<br />elderly ladies writing checks and the kids counting out their pennies. Due to her health condition, she has had to quit working. Jeane has always played by her own rules, but now the game has changed. 
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<p><br />She will begin radiation and chemotherapy next week with surgery to follow. Chemo in McPherson, radiation in Hutchinson, the schedule is not for the faint hearted. She has an amazing, small, support team that is willing to help in this time of social distancing. <br />Funny, I always thought she might have money under her mattress??  She doesn’t. <br /><br /><br />My siblings and I would like to ask for your help in raising $5000 to ease the financial burden on Jeane and help her stress level during this time. All proceeds from this GoFundMe account will go directly to Jeane. <br /><br />Times are hard, we understand. Thank you for helping if you can.
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Jeane Boswell

For those of you who may not know on Tuesday, February 25th my two kids along with their father suffered a severe motor vehicle accident. <br /><br />Unfortunately, their father Alberto Garcia did not make it. My two boys Aiden Rosales and Karson Garcia were both flown to a pediatric specialty hospital. Thankfully my youngest son Karson suffered only minor injuries, he was placed on observation and received a few stitches and staples and will hopefully be discharged soon. Unfortunately, my oldest son Aiden received extensive injuries and upon arrival was rushed into emergency surgery and will receive multiple surgeries in the following days, he is currently in the pediatric intensive care unit and has a long road of recovery ahead of him. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated to help with medical expenses, funeral costs, physical therapy and any other circumstances that may arise.

Help the Rosales and Garcia family

On January 10, 2020, Raiden Stewart was driving home from school and lost control of his truck. The truck rolled several times, and Raiden had to be extricated and transported to Wesley Medical Center in Wichita. <br /><br />The doctors have informed Raiden's parents that he fractured his spinal cord (C4-5 vertebrae) and will most likely not be able to walk again. He currently has no feeling from the chest down, and can only slightly move his upper arms. Raiden also has damage to his vertebral artery, causing doctors to monitor him for stroke. He is having surgery on January 11th with hopes of stopping any further damage. <br /><br />Through the past 16 hours, Raiden has maintained an incredibly positive attitude, and even stated that he would rather this happen to him than anyone else. <br /><br />Raiden will require intense treatment and rehabilitation. After his hospital stay, he will go to a spinal rehabilitation center in either Nebraska or Colorado. Between the hospital bills and rehabilitation, the bills will mount quickly. Raiden has a village behind him in this journey, and we are asking that you help out his parents if you are able. Whether that be in prayers, verbal support or monetary donations.

Rallying for Raiden

Dayln Partain was diagnosed in 2013, with chronic pancreatitis which is very rare in children. He has been hospitalized eight times in the last two years and has missed countless school and activities due to his debilitating pain. We are currently working on ways to help with this chronic pain. Our journey has lead us to the best specialists in the world at Mayo Clinic. He has recently had two stents placed in his bile duct and two stents placed in pancreatic duct to help with strictures and drainage. He will have to repeat this process in December and then again in three months and then again in six months to hopefully open up his ducts and help with his ongoing pain and pancreatitis. Each hospital stay is usually close to a week and is starting to take a toll on us mentally and financially .Although we have good insurance and good jobs, time away from work, travel expenses to Rochester, Minnesota and mounting medical bills are starting to take their toll on us! Many people have offered to help and we are so appreciative of everyone's love and support!!!! Thank you especially for the prayers, concerns, and well wishes! We love you all! Dayln Partain and family

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