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<div>There are moments in life that divide your world into two parts. Everything before, and everything after. For Halen Morgan and everyone who loves him, that moment came with a diagnosis of Stage II Diffuse Large B Cell Lymphoma.
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<div>Just a few weeks ago, Halen was doing what every teenager should be doing. Playing football, performing with his band, spending time with friends, and enjoying life. What first seemed to be nothing more than a swollen tonsil quickly turned into emergency surgery at UC Davis. After doctors removed the rapidly growing mass and completed additional testing, his family heard the words no parent is ever prepared to hear. “Your son has cancer.”
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<div>If you’ve never had the privilege of meeting Halen, it’s hard to put into words the kind of young man he is. Halen is the kid every coach hopes to have on their team, the teammate everyone wants beside them, and the friend who is always there when someone needs him. He’s respectful, humble, compassionate, and fiercely competitive. He works hard without looking for recognition, treats people with kindness simply because that’s who he is, and has the kind of character that leaves a lasting impression on everyone he meets.
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<div>Long before this diagnosis, Halen had already proven what he was made of. He’s fought through injuries, surgeries, broken bones, and every obstacle life has placed in front of him. He doesn’t stay down. He gets back up. A few years ago, Halen watched his dad fight cancer and win. Today, his dad gets to remind him every single day that people beat cancer. That’s why so many people have said the exact same thing since hearing this news. Cancer picked the wrong kid.
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<div>In the middle of unimaginable fear came a blessing that no one takes for granted. The cancer had not spread to Halen’s brain, spine, or bones. His doctors immediately developed a treatment plan, and he has already begun chemotherapy. The road ahead will not be easy, but there is real hope, and everyone who knows Halen believes this is a battle he can win. The love surrounding him has been overwhelming. His football family has rallied behind him. His band family, friends, classmates, coaches, teachers, neighbors, and even complete strangers have surrounded him with prayers, encouragement, and support.
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<div>Watching an entire community wrap its arms around one young man has been a powerful reminder of just how many lives Halen has touched and how deeply he is loved.
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<div>While Halen’s only job right now is to fight, heal, and simply be a kid, his family is carrying the emotional weight no parent should ever have to bear while also facing an overwhelming financial burden. Although they have health insurance, much of Halen’s specialized treatment at UC Davis falls outside of their insurance network, leaving them with significant medical expenses during the biggest fight of their lives. Anyone who knows Neal and Tawna knows they have always been the first to help someone else, giving their time, their hearts, and their support without ever expecting anything in return.
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<div>Today, it’s our turn to help them. If you’re able to donate, no matter the amount, you’re helping lift a burden so they can focus on what matters most, helping Halen heal. If you’re unable to give, please consider sharing Halen’s story and keeping him and his family in your prayers. Every share matters. Every prayer matters. Every act of kindness reminds them they are not walking this road alone.
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<div>Cancer will forever be one chapter in Halen’s story, but it will never be the story that defines his life. One day, this young man will look back on this battle and realize it wasn’t just his strength that carried him through, but the love, faith, and support of an entire community standing beside him. If there was ever a kid you would bet on to overcome something this difficult, it’s Halen. Thank you for believing in him. Thank you for believing in hope. And thank you for helping remind one incredible young man that while cancer may have chosen him, it truly picked the wrong kid.
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Support for Halen’s Cancer Treatment

<div>My beloved wife, Lupe bravely battled cancer for the past three years, fighting courageously until the very end. She was a radiant source of joy, always wearing a smile despite enduring significant pain.  She was a devoted and caring wife, mother,  sister, aunt, sister in law and daughter/daughter in law. She’s finally at peace and pain free. Any contributions are welcome to help me and my family get through this difficult time. 
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<div>Mi querida esposa, Lupe, luchó valientemente contra el cáncer durante los últimos tres años, luchando valientemente hasta el final. Ella era una fuente radiante de alegría, siempre con una sonrisa a pesar de soportar un dolor significativo. Era una esposa, madre, hermana, tía, cuñada y nuera devota y cariñosa. Por fin está en paz y libre de dolor. Cualquier contribución es bienvenida para ayudarnos a mí y a mi familia a superar este momento difícil.
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Honoring Lupe's Courage and Joyful Life

<div>On the 4th of July we lost Daniel Allen - father, son, brother, husband, and friend to many. He leaves behind a mass of family and friends who miss him dearly and wish he was still here.
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<div>Because of the manner in which he left us, the life insurance policy I had set aside through my employer probably won't be redeemed. This is my next step - to scramble and reach out - and be extremely humbled.
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<div>The policy I had was for $25,000.
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<div>In order for us to move forward we need financial help. The roundabout cost to lay him to rest properly is about $9,000. We will also be using funds for travel as our oldest son needs to travel from out of state for his service. The remaining $11,000 of the goal is to supplement my income for the next year until my youngest son graduates high school.
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<div>I need to be able to lay him to rest properly - I hope you can help - if you can't, please share our story.
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<div>I'm not good at asking for help, but I've learned over the past few days that I've never needed more help than I do now - especially for my sons.
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<div>Love you all -
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<div>Beth
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Assist Beth in Laying Daniel to Rest

<div>Hi, This is Janet, one of Rene's Best friends. She needs all of us right now. Kevin (Husband) has passed away. She needs help with medical bills and funeral expenses. Rene has touched all of us in many ways. Any donations will help. Thank you for all your love and support when she needs it the most. Much LOVE!!! Janet and Amanda
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It is with heavy heart and sadness to share that we have lost far too soon, a sweet kind and loving young man, Lakota Horton. <br /><br />I'm initiating this 'Gofundme' not only in support of one of my best and greatest lifelong friend, who just lost her son, but also because this tragedy sadly hits home for me. I know first-hand what this family is enduring, let alone what we as a world are enduring at this time.<br /><br />We are devastated to share the news that Lakota passed away on Saturday, April 4, 2020. He was an amazing son, brother and friend loved by all. Lakota was loving, kind, caring and always put his family first. <br /><br />Lakota was only 20 years old and although his emotional health was fragile, his death was sudden and unexpected.  <br /><br />Please consider helping out his loved ones through this difficult time as they navigate this tragedy and move forward in life without him. Donations will go directly to his Mother, Gina Micheletti and Big Sister, Chloe to help with end of life costs and tribute to honor his life cut short.<br /><br />You can also send your generosity directly to:<br />1) Venmo:@Gina-Micheletti-1

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