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<div>My name is Sam Ferguson. I am Dominic’s older sister for those of you who don’t know me. I’m creating this to raise funds to help pay to put Dominic to rest. 

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<div>Dominic Victor Panico was born September 21 of 1999.  He has  always been character, specially growing up. We used to call him professor because he knew ALOT. Growing up he wanted to live at the beach and be a beach bum. Dominic was definitely always trying to make people smile and laugh. He was a friend to most but wasn’t afraid to speak up. He went to school to become an HVAC technician, but made pizzas in the mean time. Dominic became a father in November of 2023. He truly loved his daughter more than anything. His death is shocking to all but let’s not forget the memories we have with him. 

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<div>He deserves to be laid to rest where people can come visit and spend time with him. He would like that.  As the process of laying a loved one to rest is expensive, we appreciate anything and everything. Thank you so much! 

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Honoring Dominic Panico’s Memory

<div>On October 1, 2021 at 2:37pm, we lost the world’s most beloved person, Amanda Gordon. While she endured a hard fought battle with COVID, she did not lose the war, for she was able to deliver and save her daughter’s life, a  small bright light who will carry on Amanda’s heart and soul. Amanda was adored by each person she met and loved her friends and family fiercely. 
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<div>Amanda leaves behind husband, Brent, newborn Avery, father John, mother Brenda, brother Josh, and many more. On top of the insurmountable pain and gaping holes left in our hearts, Brent and family will face hospital and funeral expenses, as well as expenses to bring Avery home and give her the best life possible. Any donation is wholeheartedly appreciated. If you are unable to donate, please spread the word, or otherwise send your love, prayers, thoughts, and hugs to the Gordon and Mahoney families. We cannot thank everyone enough for the support and love already shown for our sweet Amanda. 
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Amanda, Brent, and Avery Gordon

Happy New Year to everyone and I hope all is well. Today, my brother Kylan turns 21 years old.  Before his birthday, Kylan was recently diagnosed with metastatic thyroid cancer that has spread from his thyroid to his lymph nodes. On December 17th, Kylan received surgery that removed his entire thyroid gland, 2 masses, and 42 lymph nodes. Throughout this recovery, he has remained positive and has been very brave over the past few weeks. He still has a long road ahead of him as he will be undergoing radiation treatment and will possibly undergo future surgeries.<br /><br />Kylan's whole life has been put on hold as no 21-year-old should have to drown in student loans and medical debt all while struggling to pay for basic necessities at the same time. Kylan is a current student at Fresno State University and was able to finish out his semester with a 4.0 before his surgery. In addition, he was working 2 jobs but had to take time off which has now affected his income for rent and food every month. Kylan was working at a physical therapy facility where he aspires to one day become a Physical Therapist and improve the lives of other patients who have gone through their own hardships. <br /><br />I am asking for friends, family, and the community to help Kylan out with the vast amount of medical debt he has accumulated in such a short amount of time. Unfortunately, his insurance covers very little of the multiple medical procedures involved and my parents are doing all that they can to help him out financially.<br /><br />Please help me celebrate Kylan's birthday by helping him alleviate the burden of his medical debt. No gift is too small. Most importantly of all, please share this as much as you can and pray for him. All donations will be put towards his medical debt to pay for MRI and PET scans, blood tests, surgery, radiation treatment, as well as medication to replace the hormones Kylan can no longer produce on his own. Thank you all for the help and God Bless!<br /><br />Thank You!<br />Gage Marquez

Help Kylan Marquez with his Medical Debt

Can you please help me and my family out for our brothers funeral expenses.  He has no insurance through his job. We lost him unexpectedly and can truly use your help.  Any donation would help Thanks in advance for any help.

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<p><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/52556458_1605287929240839_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="52556458_1605287929240839_r.jpeg" />Dear Friends, Family and Our Baseball Community, <br /><br />My name is Jose Cerda Assistant Coach of The Canes . I am writing to you today to let you know about the loss of Our Dear Friend and Coach Giovanni Ulloa.  His passing was so unexpected and we are still in shock. <br /><br />We are absolutely devastated by Gino’s passing as we are all struggling to come to terms with this loss. We want to help His family anyway possible. Any funds raised will go towards Funeral Expenses organized by Fiance Brook Solano and the Ulloa Family and anything remaining will go to his Son Brock. 


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<p>Gino was loved by many especially his Canes team and the Baseball Community.  <br /><br />Please consider donating if you are able to do so. We are so very grateful for every donation during this difficult time. Please keep the Brook, Brock and the entire Ulloa Family in your prayers .<br /><br />With love, <br /><br />CV Canes Family 


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Gino Ulloa Funeral Expenses

Our hearts are broken and still overwhelmed with the loss of Veronica. Not only was she honorable and respectful to her work family. She was loyal and dependable to her friends, and kind to anyone she came across. To her family she was all of this and more. She was definitely Carlos and Desiree’s everything. Veronica was the glue that held her family together as a whole. She organized, planned and supported her daughters love of playing softball and did whatever it took to make everything run smoothly.  We know for a fact that Veronica would not want this tragedy to be the end of Desiree’s softball career. With that, we ask for your support in helping Dez follow her dreams.

Support for Veronica’s daughter

Preston died unexpectedly from an accident. There is no life insurance or savings for final expenses. Any help to his wonderful but devastated mom Pam Tracy  will forever appreciated!!!

Preston Tracy memorial fund.

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In memory of our Loving Son

I created this gofund me account on behalf of the Barboza Family to help lay Angie Barboza's beautiful soul to rest. She was always in great spirits and always willing to lend a helping hand no matter the situation she was in. She passed away 12/27/18 unexpectedly due to pneumonia/flu complications. We are asking for any and all donations for funeral costs to help the Barboza family during this difficult time no donationa is too little we thank you all in advance for your donations and prayers !! <br /><br /><br />God bless ❤️

In loving memory of Angie Barboza

Yesterday a tragedy happened to one of our own. My husband and others coached him in youth football Bandits and then he went on to high school to play for our Bears. I personally did not know him but many others did and said he was a great and respectful kid. No parent should ever have to go through this. Im starting this gofundme page for his parents to help with funeral expenses. Selma always comes together in a time of need. #Banditfamily #BearNation

Funeral Services for Ramon

For Mr. Riley

On November 12, 2017, our lives drastically changed again.  Just when we thought this horrible disease passed and took various family members we felt we would be able to resume a normal life and finally breathe.  However, our sweet babygirl Averrie DeLaFuente was diagnosed with Neohroblastoma aka Kidney Cancer and even worse on her mom’s birthday.  During this time her grandpa, my husband was also in treatment for his incureable disease and in remission from Multiple Myrloma.  In 2004 my daughter was diagnosed with cancer and she is now in remission and just celebrated 20 years of life a few months ago.  Averrie was 4 years old at the time and showed absolutely no signs of this horrible disease.  It wasn’t until she fell when she developed a lump immediately on her right side.   After enduring radiation for weeks and chemotherapy for several months, numerous transfusions and hospitalizations, a scan revealed Averrie tumor came back.  Unfortunately the tumor returned in a location where it was inoperable, her stomach lymph nodes.  We immediately asked for a referral to UCSF for a second opinion.  On September 19,  2018, our lives and hearts were shattered.  The doctors informed my daughter that becaus Averrie’s tumor came back during treatment her chances of surviving even while on a new chemo were under 5%.  Mom wasn’t about to give up.  On September 24, 2018 Averrie commenced her first chemo treatment.   By September 27, 2018 her stomach was inflamed and she was vomiting.  Doctors at Children’s Hospital siezed treatment and immediately admitted Averrie for further testing.   Results to scan revealed fluid in her abdomen and the tumor continued to grow.   After discussing with mom the results and their recommendations mom decided to stop chemo and let Averrie enjoy the rest of her life as happy and comfortable as can be. Since chemo wasn’t working and she was declining, mom felt this was the best decision for Averrie.  A meeting with family was held on September 30, 2018, where we were all informed that Averrie has weeks to possibly months of life left before she will be carried to heaven.   Mom is a single parent raising 4 children on her own. Because of Averrie’s condition mom is not able to secure a job at this time as she wants to enjoy Averrie as long as she can.  At this time we are asking for donations of any amount for any expenses whether it be taking Averrie on an outing to enjoy life or when the time comes for end of life expenses.  I am trying to relieve my daughter of some of her financial stress and concentrate  and focus on Averrie.  Please find it in your heart to donate.  God bless you all!!!

No one Fights Alone - Brave Ave

Greg Panico has donated $1,000 to make some long needed renovations to the Pyramid, and has challenged the Beta Nu Alumni to match his contribution. <br /><br />Carnations to the many brothers who have donated time and/or money to the cause!  Carnations to the actives who continue holding the house, and the many alumni supporting them.

Sgt. Slaughter $1,000 Challenge

GREAT NEWS!  We are happy to tell you that the campaign is open for online donations once again. Tara has been diligently working with go fund me to resolve some quirkiness in their internal process. So please do continue to share and give to the Wheat kids! ♥️<br />Our community lost two beautiful people today in a shooting, Brad and Mary Wheat, a couple who have touched countless lives with their selfless love for one another, their children, and for others. They were beautiful souls- loving, generous, kind, hilariously fun, intensely devoted to family and they loved Jesus. Our hearts break for their sweet kids in the wake of this tragedy. Please keep them in your prayers- Isabella, Bethany, Westley, and Warren Wheat- as well as the rest of their sweet family. Don’t allow the tragic way they died to overshadow the beautiful couple that they were and all the love they shared with us all for so many years. <br /><br />Thank you and God bless you for giving! <br /><br />“ The LORD is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit.” (Psalm 34:17)

Wheat Family Memorial fund

Hello everyone,  we lost my mother early in the morning on Saturday, August 25th. I’m not very good with words. We are completely heart broken and devastated by the loss. <br /><br />I am just putting this out there because we have got a lot of questions regarding what people can do to help. <br /><br />If you you would like to make a donation for final expenses, here is where you can do that. <br /><br />I love my mom more than I could ever say and I’m just trying to get through this day by day. <br /><br />Thank you everyone.

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<p>In November 2017, my son Levi Dodd began to experience respiratory problems, fever and chills.  The doctor treated it like any common cold/flu virus and told him to get rest and drink fluids.  Shortly after he was diagnosed with strep throat and valley fever.  The symptoms progressed to headaches, a stiff neck and extreme fatigue.  Following a treatment regimen to battle the valley fever, they were able to get it under control.  Sadly, Levi's other symptoms did not get better and in January 2018 his doctor took him off work.  At this point he was vomiting and coughing up blood, running a fever, had swollen lymph nodes and extreme fatigue.  He went to numerous specialists, endless testing and they could not determine what was wrong.  Fast forward to last Saturday, March 10, 2018.  Levi was found on his couch unconscious and barely breathing.  The paramedics were called and en route to the hospital he stopped breathing and his heart stopped.  By the time they arrived at the ER, he was blue.  It took 5 minutes of CPR to get a pulse.  He has been in the ICU intubated and in a medically induced coma since.  The reason I am reaching out is, Levi has been self-employed for so long that he cannot get State Disability benefits.  He has not worked since January 5, and still has bills to pay, on top of the mounting medical bills.  One of his prescriptions is $200 a week and is not covered by his health insurance.  He has used up his savings and has liquidated all he can.  We are trying to keep things afloat while he is out, but financially it has become impossible.  I have great faith that God will heal Levi, or at least get him to a good place.  But right now he needs help financially.  Anything you can contribute is greatly appreciated.  Thank you.</p>

Levi's Medical & Living Expenses

<strong>We need your love, prayers and support. </strong><br />Our friend, Nick, was the victim of a senseless and violent crime. On Sunday, June 24 he was shot in the head as he ran for his life during an apparent robbery. <br /><br />Nick was only 17 years old and was a student at San Joaquin Memorial High School. He was getting ready to play on the varsity soccer team for his school. <br /><br />After a valiant fight on his part and the medical team at Community Regional Medical Center, Nick has passed. <br /><br />We are asking you to show your love for Nick and his mom with your continued prayers and, if you can, by donating to help with the medical bills, funeral and other expenses. Lisa has been at his side continuously and remains unable to work. Lisa's dear friend of 40 yers,  Laura Mather, has set up a bank account at Educational Employees Credit Union where funds from this site will be transferred. You may also make a deposit directly into the EECU account if you wish. <br /><br />The funds remaining after paying for expenses related to the tragedy will be used to establish a scholarship at San Joaquin Memorial High School in Nick's name. <br /><br />Everybody who knew Nick loved him. He had a kind soul and was a true friend.  His friends and family are heartbroken. <br /><br />"He's just a fantastic kid. He's every coach's dream,"  said Randy Prescott, Varsity Soccer Head Coach at San Joaquin Memorial High School. "He comes out every day. He works hard, willing to do whatever it takes."<br /><br />We hope you will give what you can. <br /><br />Thank you.

Support for Nick Kauls

On October 26th, our beloved brother Chi Lam was tragically struck by a reckless driver on South 10th Street. His friends, family, and fraternity brothers are devastated by the loss, and we have all come together to ensure that Chi's family is provided with proper financial support through these tough times.<br /><br />Chi is remembered as a kind-hearted, genuine person that consistently made others smile. His gentle tone and encouraging words brightened the lives of many and left a significant impact on all those he had conversations with. He was also an avid photographer, artist, designer, runner, and great basketball player. <br /><br />As a member of Delta Sigma Phi, he contributed a tremendous amount of time to bettering the brotherhood by serving as Chapter Historian. Chi attended every single event and took hundreds of pictures. He was a member of Lambda pledge class and initiated into the fraternity in the Fall of 2012. <br /><br />Not only was Chi heavily involved in Delta Sigma Phi, but he was also a member of SJSU’s Vietnamese Student Association (VSA) and Union of North American Vietnamese Student Association (UNAVSA), an organization in which he was involved on a national scale. He devoted a great deal of time to the Vietnamese community on campus, and he will be remembered for his devotion and service.<br /><br />Upon graduation, Chi was going to support his family financially so that his parents could finally retire. He was a 6th year Computer Engineering major on track to graduate this Spring.<br /><br />All of the proceeds from our fundraising will go aiding his family in affording the expenses associated with this tragic event.<br /><br /><br />“Smile for the camera! 1...2...CHI!”<br /><br />For more information:<br /><a href="http://www.ktvu.com/news/news/san-jose-state-students-remember-victim/nhswL/" target="_blank" class="" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">http://www.ktvu.com/news/news/san-jose-state-students-remember-victim/nhswL/</a>

Chi Lam Fund

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<div>Our nephew, Mykey Ramirez, suffered a traumatic brain injury on December 31st and has been hospitalized ever since.

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<div>At one point, Mykey was fighting for his life and on a ventilator. By God’s grace, he is now out of ICU and beginning the long, difficult road to recovery. We have already witnessed many miracles, but it will take time to fully understand the extent of his brain injury and what he may need to relearn.

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<div>Once Mykey is released from the hospital, he will be transferred to a rehabilitation facility (location still unknown) where he will begin intensive therapy. Brain injuries are a very slow process, and we are trusting the Lord to continue performing miracles in Mykey’s life.

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<div>Our family cannot thank you enough for the meals provided to his parents and brother, and for the constant prayers. We truly believe your prayers have played a huge role in bringing him to this point.

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<div>Please continue to keep Mykey, his daughter Lynnen, his parents Michael and Rosa, his brother Jeremy, and our entire family in your prayers.

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<div>As Mykey’s recovery continues, there will be a significant financial burden. Any donation, no matter the amount, would be deeply appreciated. His parents will be managing the funds to help cover bills while Mykey is unable to work, as well as medical expenses and equipment as needs arise.

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<div>Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for your love, generosity, and continued prayers. Please keep them coming.

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