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<div>Over the past few weeks, life changed very quickly for Michael and his family. What started as shortness of breath, fatigue, and trouble breathing unexpectedly turned into a series of urgent scans, tests, specialist appointments, and hospital visits. Doctors discovered a mass in his right lung that caused part of his lung to collapse, along with additional findings that raised concerns the cancer may have spread beyond the lung. <strong>On Tuesday, May 12, doctors also found lesions on Michael’s brain, making the situation even more serious and overwhelming.</strong> Additional full-body scans are now needed to determine whether the cancer has spread elsewhere throughout his body. In what felt like the blink of an eye, we went from thinking this might be a respiratory issue to meeting with pulmonologists and oncologists, undergoing biopsies and imaging, and beginning discussions about treatment for metastatic adenocarcinoma.

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<div>The speed and seriousness of everything has been overwhelming. Between ongoing appointments, upcoming treatments, time away from work, and the emotional toll this has taken on our family, we are facing challenges we never imagined just a short time ago. We are creating this GoFundMe to help ease some of the financial burden from medical expenses, lost income, travel, and everyday family needs so <strong>Michael can focus fully on fighting this battle.</strong>

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<div>We are incredibly grateful for every prayer, message, donation, and act of support during this difficult time. It truly means more than we can put into words.

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Support Michael Friend During Cancer Treatment

<div>Kenny James Webster passed away unexpectedly on the morning of November 11th. He enjoyed hunting, fishing, and hockey and most of all, he loved sharing these hobbies with his kids. He was a hard worker who was very well liked by his co-workers and the contractors he worked with on a daily basis.
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<div>He leaves behind his loving wife Missy, and their three children, Wyatt (13), Braddock (6), and Kendall (4).
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<div>We are hoping our fundraising efforts will help Kenny's family cover the cost of the funeral, monthly expenses, and counseling for the family to help process this tragedy during this difficult time.
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<div>The boys gained Kenny's passion for hockey. Wyatt has excelled in the sport and earned himself a spot at Break Away academy. Braddock has also taken to the ice. If we exceed our initial goal of covering the costs above, we hope to use additional funds to ensure the boys are able to stay involved with their passion and the community they have found through Hockey.
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<div>We would like to shower this family with love and support. Please share the link to this GoFundMe with anyone you know who may have known Kenny or the rest of the Webster family. We know it would mean the world to them.
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<div>In addition to financial support, please keep this wonderful family in your prayers.
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<div><a href="https://memorials.huberfunerals.com/kenny-webster/5513452/index.php" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Obituary and Service Details</a>
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Support the Webster Family Through This Tragic Loss

<div>Hi, my name is Daniel Linn and I am a part of the River Falls Youth Hockey Association. Recently I had found out that a friend of mine on the Squirt B hockey team, Coby Clark, age 10, is going through a brain tumor. While at a hockey tournament he had not been feeling well. He was taken to Children’s Hospital where he was later found to have a brain tumor. During this time he had been going through multiple seizures. Coby’s mom Anna Clark was my second grade teacher, and Coby and I both are goalies for the River Falls Wildcats. For the time I’ve know Coby he has always been an energetic, kind kid who loves playing goalie.

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<div>Please support Coby and his family through this tough time. Any donations will be greatly appreciated by his family.

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The Clark’s are once again facing an enormous hurdle that they hoped they wouldn’t have to come to. 
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<div> Coby will begin the process of having a stem cell transplant and an intense round of high dose chemo where all of his white blood cells will be killed off and he will be in insolation for at least a month. 
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<div> This has to take place at Mayo in Rochester which means Anna and James will be taking turns being with Coby, driving 1 1/2 hours both ways, multiple days a week. In addition Anna will have to extend her unpaid leave at work in order to be with Coby. 
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<div> Please consider donating to the Clark family to help ease this financial burden they continue to face. 
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<div><span>Coby has stayed so strong and positive through all of this, but these next couple months are really going to be hard on their whole family. They can really use all your prayers!</span><br />
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Get Coby Clark Rollin’ Again

<div>Jenny is in her forties and has been faced with the adversity of cancer for much of her life. As a young child, Jenny was diagnosed with AML Leukemia. She has recently been diagnosed with Leiomyosarcoma, a cancer of the smooth muscle tissue. We invite you to join us to help support Jenny and her family with prayers, positive vibes, and monetary support.
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<div>Jenny and Dan have been blessed with six beautiful children. They have one angel baby in heaven, and then they have five children ages four to thirteen at home.
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<div>If you are able to help with monetary donations, please know that this will help provide support for Jenny, Dan, and the children as they continue to navigate this cancer journey. Jenny’s cancer journey thus far has included multiple rounds of chemotherapy, a bone marrow transplant, multiple surgeries, and lots of visits to medical clinics and hospitals. Through all of this, Jenny has remained very positive and hopeful that she will continue to be a cancer survivor. Most importantly, please continue to send prayers and positive vibes to Jenny, Dan, and their children.
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<div>This GoFundMe is started by Jenny's cousin Heidi and Aunt Shelly. There are dozens of extended family members and friends that are helping in any way they can also.
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Jennifer Holst-Vannelli Fighting Leiomyosarcoma

This campaign is to help Carrie with her fight against her recently diagnosed Sinonasal Undifferentiated Carcinoma.

Help Carrie with her fight against cancer.

<p>Patric Vitek was a 7th grade boy from Eagan, MN who passed away suddenly Friday Morning November 1st. He played hockey for the Eagan Hockey Association on their PeeWee A team.  He was biking to school and was fatally struck by a car. He is survived by his mother Cheryl, father Brian, and younger brother Jack. We want to raise money for his family in time of this loss.
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<p>This Go Fund Me is run by their neighboring families. 
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Patric Vitek

A memorial fund, in loving memory of Sherri Rohlf. <br /><br />In recent years, Sherri became very involved with an Eagan Rotary program which purchased a book for every 1st grade student in the Eagan school system. Then, volunteers would go into the classrooms, read the book to the kids and then provide each student with a copy of the book. Many teachers throughout the years have mentioned that, for many students, this was the first book they ever owned. The Eagan Rotary has decided to now name the program, “Sherri’s Books” in honor of Sherri’s contribution. <br /><br />Please help the Rohlf family carry on Sherri's legacy by making a donation to "Sherri's Books." Thank you!<br /><br />The name of the person you added as the beneficiary- <br />Brent Reinsberg<br /><br />How they are connected to the campaign- <br />Our goal was to raise money for a Rotary Book program.  Now we need to have the money transferred out of the SHERRI’S BOOKS account and over to the Eagan Rotary Community Service Foundation account so that the program can be administered by the Eagan Rotary Community Service Foundation – a non-profit organization.  Brent C Reinsberg, is a beneficial owner of the Eagan Rotary Community Service Foundation as its Treasurer.

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Hello Friends and Family,  We are asking for some positive thoughts-prayers and financial help for 3 year old Kellen Giddings and his family.  As you will read in the CaringBridge link below, Kellen is fighting a courageous battle in his recovery from brain surgery.<br /><br />All of your generous contributions will be used to offset the growing financial burden during this difficult time.<br /><br />Funds are needed now as Kellen's parents will need to take time off of work to care for his needs.<br /><br />It goes without saying how much your thoughts and dontations mean to the Giddings Family.  Thank you so much.<br /><br />Love and Prayers<br />Kellen's Team<br /><a href="https://www.caringbridge.org/visit/kellengiddings" target="_blank"><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /></a>

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