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Help Becky’s Husband Recover

<div>Hi, my name is Sarah Bowren, and I’m reaching out on behalf of my dad, William Bowren (Bill) , who was recently involved in a devastating motorcycle accident involving a semi-truck 9/30/2025 on baldwin rd.
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<div>My dad is deeply loved - not only in our home, but throughout the biker community. He’s a man with a huge heart who is always there for the ones he loves. But above all else, he’s “Papa” to his grandkids - and they miss him so much. It’s been incredibly hard trying to explain that Papa is hurt and just “sleeping it off” for now. We’re doing our best to keep them distracted while we continue to learn more about his condition, but it’s a long, uncertain road ahead.
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<div>As we focus on being by his side and supporting each other, we’re also facing overwhelming travel, food, and household expenses due to lost wages. This has put an unexpected strain on our family, and any support - whether through a donation or a simple share - means more than we can express.
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<div>We truly appreciate every donation, no matter the amount. But we also understand that not everyone is in a place to give - and that’s okay. Your prayers, positive thoughts, and shares are just as important to us right now.
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<div>Thank you for keeping Bill - Our dad, Husband, Son, Papa, and friend - in your hearts during this incredibly difficult time.
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<div>With love and gratitude,
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<div>The Bowren Family
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Help Support Bill After a Tragic Motorcycle Accident

<div>I am creating this for my mother, <strong>Susi Breazeale</strong>, who needs help as she faces stage 4 cancer and several other hardships that have all seemed to hit at once and at the worst time of the year. She does a much better job describing the situation; her words are below.

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<div>"The last 5 months:

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<div>I apologize if you don't get a Christmas card or see much of me this holiday season.

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<div>So, in August, some random idiot shot up our front windows in the middle of the night with a BB gun. I still haven't been able to get them fixed because the cost is less than my deductible.

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<div>In September, I found out the chemo pills I'd been on were no longer working, and my cancer was on the move in my spine.

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<div>In October, I started immunotherapy, which is causing fatigue and my white cells to drop. Also, my oncologist of 15 years is retiring in December.

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<div>In November, I had to replace the tires on my car; they were a little slick. I also found out that a tumor in my neck is pushing on the nerve root and spinal cord, so that's why my right fingers and hand are numb.

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<div>Now, in December, the decision was made that I need to get radiation to my neck, 10 treatments starting in 2 weeks (yay, Merry Christmas!), and hopefully, it will shrink the tumor.

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<div>If not, I'll look at neck surgery in the new year. And we're still not sure if the new immunotherapy is working yet.

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<div><strong>I can't wait for this year to be over!</strong>

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<div>Christmas is my favorite time of year, but all of this has put a big damper on it, let alone how to pay for all of it. I think I might be looking at selling my house.

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<div>Thank you for reading my rant. I just needed to get it off my chest.

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<div>Prayers are welcome.

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<div>My prayers and wishes for you all to have a very blessed holiday season.

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<div>Love you all‍"

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Help Susi Breazeale Overcome Cancer and Hardships

<div>In the early evening on Sunday, April 14, 2024, Robert Roy Rollins was on his way home to Nevada. He was riding his motorcycle that he dearly loved in a pack with his brothers from the Indian Motorcycle Riders Group Chapter 2066. While traveling on U.S. 93 near State Route 71 in Arizona a reckless driver took his car and went head on with the pack of motorcycle riders. Injuring many but our father Robert took the full force in a head on collision with this vehicle. With the combined speed, Robert tragically died instantly on impact.
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<div>Our father and my hero did not deserve this tragic death. He does deserve justice for the actions of this man that day. This GoFundMe has been created to provide relief towards all legal fees, cost with laying Robert to peace and bringing complete justice for the events that day.
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<div>Our father Robert went through a tough life and never had that many friends. He finally found an amazing group of people with the Indian Motorcycle Riders Group. I could tell my father was finally happy and truly living his best life with them all. He finally had friends and people he could call brothers. These amazing men and women helped take care of him in so many ways. I finally got to see him happy and not afraid to go out in public.
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<div>Our father’s life was taken way too soon. My family now does not have that loving man to be around. My sister and I can’t have those dinners with his anymore. Those hugs that smelt like Indian Motorcycle exhaust. Most of all his grandkids have lost their grandpa. We would give anything just to have him back. We know he is finally home in heaven with his mother Frankie Jean Rollins. He just got there a little sooner than expected.
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<div>Robert is survived by his 2 children Shiree Carter and Garrett Rollins. His beautiful grandkids Vanessa Poppenga (21), Dean Poppenga (23), Scarlett Rollins (4), Noah Rollins (2).
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<div>We ask you keep Robert and his loving family in his prayers. Any monetary donation you can make would be greatly appreciated. We are grateful for all the love and support.
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Robert “Smiley” Rollins (Tragically Killed)

<div>Hi, my name is Art and I'm the organizer for Indian Bike Week. I'm asking for your help please for a dear friend that many of you may have met over the past 3 years since we restarted Indian Bike Week. It's hard for me to write this because we all go through hard times in life.. but due to the fact that most of us Bikers, of all kinds, have always been a giving community, I'm just asking if you could throw, if even $5-$10 into the hat for Carl Mantegna. Carl was heading to Chicago to visit his mother and then heading back to Indian Bike Week to help me. He was going to stay back this year from most of the rides and Welcome everyone as they arrived, as previously in the past 2 years people were arriving and were seeing no one at the Campgrounds because we were all out riding. He wanted to make sure everyone felt welcomed this year at the event.. The current report is, that Carl hit some debris on the road in a construction area that he still doesn't remember. Carl has suffered 5-6 broken ribs and is blind in one of his eyes.. I talked to him last night, and he was determined to come to Indian Bike Week..
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<div>He lost all his belongings, and had $2000 cash in his Bike and lost his wallet, but the most important thing, is Carl is alive.
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<div>Carl's nickname is "MacGyver" because Carl had anything and everything packed away in his motorcycle to help anyone on the road. He has done this already with many at Indian Bike Week and helped them get back along the way. Carl also served in the Army, was a fire fighter for close to 30 years and was also a paramedic and currently works at a hospital and is active at the VFW. His heart has always been in the right place and is the most selfless guy I know. Please just, if you can, throw a little in the pot. 100% of what you donate will go to Carl. I just wanna help him get home without any kind of financial worry, after all he was just coming to help everyone feel welcomed, because that's just who Carl is. We love you Carl...
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Please help Carl get home

<div>Hi! My name is Maria and I have known Mrs. Marie and Debbie for a couple years now. 
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<div>89 yr old Marie is still working in order to take care of her disabled daughter Debbie. She always comes into work with a big smile on her face and is extremely kind. She works hard in order to give Debbie the best, and Debbie’s dream is to take a Disney Cruise  I would love it we could help Mrs. Marie and Debbie reach their dream!
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Help Marie and Debbie take a Disney Cruise!

<div>The 10U Miners are one win away from a chance to play in the Pop Warner Super Bowl in Orlando, Florida!
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<div>The Miners are 9-0 so far this season. They are Reno-Sparks Pop Warner champions as well as the Sagebrush Pop Warner Snow Bowl Champions. They will play for a regional championship on November 19. 
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<div>These boys work hard and play hard. They deserve to represent the Pop Warner Pacific Northwest region at the national championships.
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<div>Any donation amount helps these 34 boys get to Florida.  Thank you for your support.
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Send the 10U Miners to the Pop Warner Super Bowl

<div>Friend to so many and fixture in the Sonoma Valley, John McNeilly, was involved in a serious car accident in Marin County on his way home from work late Monday night 2/21/22. The collision was such that required John to be extricated from the car, where he sustained significant injuries. John was transported to a hospital in Marin County, where he has undergone several surgeries. Due to his condition, John has been unable to provide much detail as to the cause of the collision, and more information will be forthcoming in the days ahead. John has been stabilized and he continues to show incremental improvements. While much remains unknown, the extent of his injuries is such that will require extensive assistance and rehabilitation. I will update this site with information consistent with the wishes and at the direction of John’s daughters, Megan and Emma.
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Support for John McNeilly

<p>On Thursday June 10, 2021, my whole world was turned upside down. My boyfriend and father of my children, Carlos Fernandez-Maldonado, Jr. (31) was killed instantly just before 8AM when the semi he was driving veered off the interstate into the wood line. In addition to myself, Carlos left behind two children, 6 year old Daisy and 16 month old Brody. Daisy is on the autism spectrum and her daily therapies throughout each week consume all of my days, leaving little to no time for me to hold a job. Right now, the financial burden we are facing is too much for me to do alone. I know so many people are struggling right now but if you can spare anything, even the smallest donation would be greatly appreciated. Please pray for my family as we learn to adjust to the new life that has been laid out before us.
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Carlos Fernandez-Maldonado Family Fund

<em><strong>NOTE: Friends of Cerro Gordo is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit and donations are tax deductible. </strong></em><br /><br />Around 2am on June 15th, 2020 the American Hotel burned down at Cerro Gordo. <br /><br />Devastating doesn’t reflect all the hurt we’re feeling up here on the mountain. It’s even difficult to write this through many tears. It’s been an extremely emotional time and we’re not quite sure the words, but here we are. We need help.<br /><br />Our goal has always been to share Cerro Gordo with you all. To let everyone experience the beauty and history that this town holds. We’ve been working around the clock the past months trying to get it ready. The American Hotel was the crown jewel of Cerro Gordo. And now it’s gone.<br /><br />The fire also claimed the Crapo House and the Ice House which neighbored the American Hotel. The flames came within 5 ft of the Gordon Mansion but using every drop of water in town we were able to hold back the fire until the fire department could arrive.<br /><br />The cause of the fire is unknown. The common assessment right now is old electrical wiring and paper thin, dry wood. We don’t yet know.<br /><br />What we do know is that we need help. We really need help. In a time where there are so many larger causes, we know an old building might be top of list to assist, but this town means a lot to a lot of people and we were hoping a lot of people can help bring it back to life.<br /><br />We have the original plans and blueprints for the hotel and what we are planning on doing with the raised funds is make it better than ever, bring it back to a version of the glory days. No, it won’t be original wood, but it will be the original design and up to modern code, so people can actually stay in the American Hotel and cook and eat meals at the Saloon. <br /><br />Many historical relics, like Machu Picchu in Peru, are partly restored and partly original, which makes visiting and celebrating history and culture easier, and when built on the original grounds, as we plan to do with the American Hotel, is the only way to continue to celebrate its rich history. <br /><br />Any amount you could donate would be greatly appreciated and will go to the rebuilding efforts in it’s entirety. Your support, big or small, means the world to us and we hope one day to host you back at the American Hotel.<br /><br /><strong>NOTE: The Friends of Cerro Gordo is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit and registered with the California Attorney General’s Registry of Charities. So donations are tax deductible. Donors should check with their employers to see if they match an employee’s gift to a qualified charity such as FOCG. </strong><br /><br />-<br /><br />Cerro Gordo was originally established in 1865. By 1868, it was California's largest producer of silver. <br /><br />In 1869, The Los Angeles News praised Cerro Gordo for helping expand Los Angeles and voiced the city’s dependence on the mine, “What Los Angeles is, is mainly due to it. It is the silver cord that binds our present existence. Should it be uncomfortably severed, we would inevitably collapse.”<br /><br />This historic town is our love. We've been in the process of restoring it to allow more people to experience the natural beauty and history of Cerro Gordo. With your help, we can still make this a reality, even through the tragedy.

Help Rebuild The American Hotel at Cerro Gordo

Penny is a sweet and caring mother, loving girlfriend, and a great friend. Her smile always lights up the room. She is compassionate and loves her job working at the Ohio Veterans Home devoting her time caring for others. Now it’s our time to care for her. On August 23, she was involved in a motorcycle accident. Penny is currently in the ICU, in stable condition, but suffering from hemorrhaging of the brain. We know recovery is going to be a very hard time for her and her family. We greatly appreciate all of your help, support, prayers, and empathy during this difficult time. We are asking for donations to help Penny and her loved ones, relieving them of as much stress as possible so they can focus on her road to a speedy recovery.

Praying for Penny

You may know her by the name Thia or as Cindy Markson, but either way, she has suffered from Covid 19 since February when most of us didn't even know it existed. Fine one day and deathly ill a week later. Four months and counting and she's still trying to recover physically only to be knocked back down financially with unexpected medical costs. She says she's never seen so many doctors in her life. Please help donate anything you can. No donation is too small. It will mean the world to our sweet friend who has a heart of gold.

Help Thia with Covid bills

As many of you know, Victoria has been fighting breast cancer for the second time.  She has spent the last year in a cycle of surgeries, chemotherapy, healing, and reconstruction.  Earlier this spring, in what was supposed to be her final checkup for now, cancer was found again.  She is undergoing more chemotherapy, as well as radiation this time.  <br /><br />Victoria had hoped to be back to work, and back to life, but will now need to put things on hold for a bit longer.<br /><br />Let's help her out, if we can.

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