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Good morning family, 
 
 *** 7/13/26*** Update!!! Good news! Justin has been accepted for a transfer to UCSF, and then his blood cultures came back negative for this infection. Doc says we are not out of the woods yet he must produce a weeks worth of negative test to begin the next step in his recovery. The next steps in his recovery look like IV antibiotics for the next 6 to 8 weeks possibly in a treatment facility depending on the course this thing takes. As many of you know Justin is the owner of once and done motorsports and is a one man wonder show. We could use all the support we can get as he is not able to be at the car lot selling cars. I am in the process of getting my sales license to take that on to keep the business going. We also have a Cane Corsos kennel we run out of our home, currently raising seven puppies, four of which are still available. They are two weeks old. If you are able to help us financially, it would be greatly appreciated, if you are in the market for a new car, please let us know if you are in the market for a new companion. We’ve got your best friend waiting for you. Please help us by supporting our family. There are several other ways we could use help also. If God has put it on your heart to help us in any manner, please reach out to me. We would appreciate anything at this point. My phone number is [phone redacted]. Thank you and God bless you. ***7/10/26***
Update we are now coming up on a week of Justin‘s hospitalization. He is not responding to the antibiotics. They’ve given him so far and his infection is still testing positive. Which has led them to suspect there may potentially be infection in his heart. 
Which leads to imaging closer to his heart to confirm infection. Depending on what they find there or don’t will determine the next few courses of action. However, this infection has deposited little nasty nuggets all over his body, which is causing him intense pain, and more aggressive antibiotics, surgery is last resort worst case scenario, but it’s being considered as well.   Justin will need to be in the hospital for at least a few more days, and there’s no talk of coming home yet. Treatment is the priority, but the infection he’s fighting is aggressive and frightening. It’s the scariest thing when nurses and doctors have real talks about the possibility of death. Justin is a fighter, and the medical team is monitoring him closely, but our life outside of this unforeseen circumstance is a lot to handle. 
 
 
 We run a Cane Corso kennel and currently have a litter of one-week-old puppies and an aggressive mama. Another litter is due any day, and the whelping area needs to be staged and ready, with help needed when labor begins. We also have four other dogs who protect our home. On top of that, we were in the middle of moving our car lot from Chico to Paradise and getting set up in the new location. With zero money coming in and bills still coming out, our bank account is deep in the negative and dropping. The stress is overwhelming, and I am feeling absolutely fried and spread extremely thin. 
 
 
 Many of you have offered help, and I hate to ask, but now I’m asking—pride aside. I’m not sure in what ways you are able to help, but please reach out if you think there’s some way you can. Your support will help us cover household expenses, keep our business afloat, and ensure proper care for our animals during this crisis. Thank you so much for your love and support. God Bless.

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June 22nd, 2026 in Chico California a soon to be adopted father, Jacob “Cody” Hull, alerted his 7 year old girl that there was a man with a rifle walking into the library as they were getting ready to leave. He quickly ensured her safety, ran after the 18-year old gunmen, who had been idolizing mass shooters for years and was also holding a .22 shotgun rifle. After being shot in the leg, Cody collapsed on a bench and received a lethal shot to the back of his head. Leaving his domestic life partner, Kaygan, and soon to be 7 year old adopted daughter without the love of their lives, their emotional rock, their sole provider. Acts such as these are completely unconscionable. Acts such as these scream out the horror it is to have people walking amongst us without the ability to care for others or their own actions. A cry for action is what this grisly and senseless act of violence calls for. One to boundlessly love the people in our lives, from our families and friends to the people we walk by on the streets or brush up against in the grocery store. These may not be the people living in our homes and caring for our families but they are our brothers and sisters and they, too, deserve protection.
 When we cultivate boundless love and live a life with the goal of togetherness, we engender deep and powerful meaning of our time on this planet filled with beauty, however brief.
 The ripples we all create can be felt for generations. Cody’s ripples will be felt for generations. He embodied this philosophy, walking with humility despite all the reasons he could have easily dropped his humble spirit. Rather than egocentric grandiosity, he lived with infinite curiosity. He embraced every breath he had and moved with intention in every moment. He was an autodidact, a deep intellectual with soul and an emotionally grounded presence. Someone who masterfully tended the earth and his relationships. He moved through this world with integrity rooted in his being and left behind a potent impact on all of the lives he touched. The spirit of his generosity carried into his shared life with his 7 year old would be adopted daughter and Kaygan, a sister and partner in life to Cody for over 16 years. He loved them deeply and committed himself to caring for them, forming a deep family bond that they will have for the rest of their lives.
 But, really, how can we sum up the essence of someone’s soul in words.
 In honor of Cody and his deepest desire to be a caretaker for the earth and the people in his life, let us all band together in support of his 7 year old girl and Kaygan when they need it most.
 This could mean calling someone and telling them how much you love them, cooking a meal for a friend who needs it most, smiling at someone in the store, or if possible donating what you can to Cody’s family. No act or donation is too small.

 With love to you all and the deepest gratitude,
 A friend of Cody, Kaygan and family.

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