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<div><strong>This is for Barbara</strong>
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<div>As a lifelong friend of over 55 years, Barbara has been a caring, steady presence in my and so many lives- family, friends, coworkers, students. She has often been the one bringing friends together, and I know firsthand how kind, optimistic, and generous Barbara has always been. She has helped me personally through important career decisions and job placement, and she has given so much encouragement to others over the years. Now, Barbara is facing a heartbreaking medical crisis and needs the same support and compassion she has so freely given to others.
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<div><strong>Barbara's Story</strong>
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<div>In May 2025, Barbara underwent aorta stent surgery. During the procedure, her femoral artery was cut, causing a massive hematoma that led to a spinal cord injury and partial paralysis. For the past year, Barbara has been unable to walk, get out of bed without help, or manage daily activities on her own. More recently, she also had to have her left big toe amputated. Medicare covers Barbara’s occupational therapy, physical therapy, and wound care through a home health agency, but it does <strong>not </strong>cover the daily aides she depends on for bathing, dressing, using the bathroom, and meeting her most basic needs. Barbara also needs medical supplies such as diapers and equipment to help with daily life.  She needs a wheelchair van so her family can get her to her many doctor appointments.  After paying her mortgage and utility bills, Barbara runs out of money each month and still faces the overwhelming cost of essential daily care and supplies. She will likely need this help for the rest of her life. Please consider supporting Barbara with whatever you can afford. Every donation, prayer, and kind share will help her continue receiving the daily care and essential supplies she urgently needs, and she sincerely appreciates every bit of help.
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Support Barbara’s Daily Care

<div>Timothy Rives Fielding recently passed away on October 23, 2025.
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<div>Born in Summit, New Jersey, in 1968 to William and Barbra Fielding, Timothy spent his formative years in Florida, where he graduated from Martin County High School in Stuart. He went on to earn a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Central Florida in 1995. 
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<div>In his passing, Timothy left behind two children, who were his greatest joy. He was also the sole provider for his family, creating a void both emotionally and financially.
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<div>In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations to this Memorial fund for his children to help with expenses.
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In Memory of Timothy: Support His Children

<div>Hi, I am Carmelo Rosado, David's cousin. We are shocked and saddened by the sudden loss of David. We have received a lot of inquiries about a place to donate towards funeral expenses. Our primary focus is to ensure we honor David's wishes that he is buried with his mom (my Aunt Sandy) and his Father (David Sr.) David's brother Noldy will be shouldering a majority of the cost. I want to be sure that if anyone wants to contribute and help, they can do so. Any funds received will go towards David's wish of being buried up north with his parents and for any expenses associated with his beloved best friend Toby going to a loving home. We also want to thank everyone who reached out to the family during this sad time.
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<div>   I am fundraising for Pat Close, who is recovering from surgery related to pancreatic cancer. His recovery will be long and challenging, but his spirit is strong, and he is determined to get back out playing again. Pat is a professional drummer and teacher in the Tampa Bay area. He has multiple CDs out with airplay in the US and Europe. When asked to describe himself, he wrote, "I Love My Life, My family, My Soul Mate, My Music, My Children, and MOSTLY God!" Because he is a full-time musician and cannot work, any financial help you can give to help him thru this tough time is so appreciated. As the great James Brown would say..."Give The Drummer Some!"
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Give The Drummer Some! Helping out Pat Close

<div>Hi Friends,
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<div>Most of you know I was diagnosed with Diffuse Large B-Cell Lymphoma, almost two years ago. The good news is I was able to participate in a new type of treatment called CAR-T.  So far, I have had good energy and have felt stronger than I have in several years. When I think about the people struggling with cancer with limited support my heart breaks because there have been things I just couldn't do and there has always been someone there to help me. I am so thankful for all of you for your prayers and your support and your friendship.
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<div>I am working to pay down a hospital bill that was from when the lymphoma lesion caused a fracture in my back.  Leading up to my birthday, which is November 4, I would love any help you feel compelled to give towards this.  I am so grateful for the gift of my life and all of the people in it.  The surrounding I have received over these past 2 years has been so overwhelming.  Yet, it has also helped me to believe even more in the power of community.  Thank you for being a part of my world wide tribe and for all the ways you have held me in this battle to Kick Lymphoma!
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<div>Love to all of you!
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<div>Grateful to be...
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<div>With you on the journey,
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<div>Michelle
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Kicking Lymphoma & my bill one day at a time!

<div>November 19th, 2021 our family woke up to news that would abruptly change all of our lives.
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<div>Molly had just celebrated her 22nd birthday when on her way to universal she was riding passenger in a very bad car accident on i4. She suffered a stroke and a traumatic brain injury along with other unfortunate injuries.
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<div>For the past couple weeks she has been in the ICU, in a hospital 2 hours away from all of our homes.
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<div>These funds are to help towards the financial burdens associated with this devastating accident as Molly will require extensive rehabilitation and therapy in the months and possibly years to come. We are leaning on our faith and are hopeful she will make a healthy recovery &amp; have a good quality of life after this.
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<div>In closing, we are asking anyone who can help with donations and/or prayers at this time as they are highly needed &amp; appreciated.
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<div>#MollyStrong
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Molly’s TBI Recovery

Marty Wills is setting out on a mission to educate, encourage and bring hope to the service men, women, and their families. On Memorial Day, May 30, 2016 he will be leaving Fruitport, MI to hike to Camp Lejeune, North Carolina.  A trek that he expects will take approximately 1,060 miles and up to 60 days to complete.<br /><br />The walk is his way to educate the public on the 22-a-day suicide rate among veterans and those who suffer from Post-Traumatic Stress.  This mission is personal to Marty.  He is himself a veteran who served for 10 years in the Army and 13.5 years in the Navy as a corpsman.  He has witnessed the effects PTS has on our service members.<br /><br />Marty will be stopping at VFW’s, American Legions, and VA’s along the way to speak and encourage our veterans.  He also will be using this hike to educate the public and collect donations to go directly to 22Kill.  An organization that uses its funds to support veterans with PTS.  If you’d like more information about this organization, please follow the link provided. <a href="https://walkingforourwariors.wordpress.com/" target="_blank"><a href="https://www.22kill.com/" target="_blank" class="" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">https://www.22kill.com/</a></a> <br /><br />While Marty has set aside $1,000 of his own money per month to fund his hike he does realize a portion of the funds collected will need to be used for the hike.  He anticipates donating the majority (75%) or more to the charity 22Kill.<br /><br />Please help Marty educate, support, and honor our vets by providing a donation today. <br /><br /><br /><br />(Our website/blog is under construction.  Please be patient. We hope to have it up and running this weekend.  Thank you)

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