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<div>My name is Megan and Mary Rose was my big sister. She loved fiercely and selflessly for the entire 40 years we were blessed to share this life with her. She was tragically involved in a car accident on July 15, 2024 and fought like only a mother can to go home to her babies. Sadly, she succumbed to her injuries on July 16, 2024.
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<div>It is far too often in tragedy that we realize how unprepared we are for the cost of a deserving send off. The outpouring of love and support has been overwhelming in the most sincere way and we have frequently been asked, how can I help? I am hoping we can raise the funds to not only cover the cost of the funeral expenses but also to cover living expenses for a time while my sister’s family learns how to navigate this life in her absence, together. Any additional funds will be saved in an account for her children’s education, as suggested in her obituary.
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<div>I know how tough times are for everyone but I want to extend our heartfelt thanks to anyone willing to contribute to this cause or even share in hopes someone else may be able to.
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Consider a Selfless Act to Honor a Selfless Woman!

<div>We were shocked and saddened at the sudden passing of Leslie Beck Hughan on December 1st, 2024, at just 41 years of age. After 17 years of marriage, her husband, Bryan, and their four beautiful children, Gin, Dex, Celia, and Benny are devastated and trying to navigate the aftermath of such a shattering loss.
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<div>After an initial career in hospital administration Leslie became a stay-at-home mom, a dedicated caregiver, and a ferocious advocate for her children following the premature birth of the twins, Ben and Celia. Her youth and unexpected passing means that no preparations were made in advance. Her family is now trying to coordinate funeral arrangements and develop a care plan for the twins, who both have special &amp; unique needs.
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<div>To help towards those two goals, we are asking for donations to assist with funeral costs and care expenses for the twins so Bryan and the children can grieve the loss of Leslie without the stress of that additional financial burden.
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<div>Bryan and the children are overwhelmed by the support shown so far. Every call, every visit, every meal prepared and every donation shared is deeply appreciated and a reminder of just how loved Leslie was. We can’t thank you all enough for helping their family during this difficult time.
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Leslie's Legacy: Caring for Her Family

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<div>I am reaching out to you with a heavy heart to share the challenging journey my little sister, Jessica, is currently facing. In December of 2023, Jessica underwent a mammogram for a lump on her right breast. Following further examination and a right breast biopsy, the results came back as stage 2 breast cancer on January 9th, 2024. Jessica and her wife, Kimberly, traveled to MD Anderson in Houston, Texas the following week and Jessica endured a whirlwind of appointments, imaging, and blood tests.
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<div>After further discussion with her physicians at MD Anderson, they collectively decided that Jessica should continue her fight with a local Oncologist in Austin. Upon returning to Austin, she underwent another biopsy on her left breast due to calcifications found during an exam, leading to additional imaging with an MRI and a PET scan. The results revealed hot spots in four areas throughout her body, indicating that the cancer had metastasized to her bones, resulting in a stage 4 breast cancer diagnosis.
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<div>Unfortunately, Jessica was let go from her job due to her diagnosis. Despite the hardships, she is thankful to be able to focus all her energy on fighting this battle and moving forward. Jessica will soon be starting chemotherapy and radiation for the next several months. My little sister is a fighter. She has always approached life with kindness, laughter, resilience, and courage. Despite the pain and uncertainty that cancer has brought into her life, she continues to demonstrate incredible strength and determination with a smile on her face. However, the financial burden resulting from medical bills, treatments, and the sudden loss of employment has placed a significant strain on her ability to navigate this challenging time.
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<div>Our goal is to provide Jessica with the support and resources she needs to focus on her recovery without the added stress of financial worries. We have set up this GoFundMe campaign to rally around her and show her that she is not alone in this fight.
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<div>Your generosity, no matter how big or small, will make a meaningful impact on Jessica's journey toward recovery and rebuilding. Please consider sharing this campaign with your network to amplify the support and love that we can provide during this challenging time.
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<div>Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for your kindness, compassion, and generosity. Let's unite to lift Jessica in her time of need!
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<div>If you’d like to send money directly to Jessica, her Venmo is @Jessica-Brondou
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Help Jessica Fight Stage 4 Breast Cancer

<div>Hello Warrior Community It saddens me to report that we have a warrior down. Michael Maliani, a Whitesboro native- born and raised- class of 1977 is currently at St.Joesph’s hospital fighting for his life. Michael arrived at St.Luke’s for what him and his family thought was bad case of pneumonia. After testing, Doctors saw something and immediately transferred him to St. Elizabeth’s by ambulance due to an extreme concern with his heart. Michael spent the next 10 days for what doctors at St. Elizabeth’s felt was pneumonia and also kidney failure . He was cleared of any heart concerns within 24 hours of his arrival to St. Elizabeth’s. While there, Michael had a stent placed for a 6mm kidney stone, in hopes that the swelling of his kidney and kidney numbers would come down to pull him out of the kidney failure range. On July 2nd he was sitting in his chair in the hospital felt a bad pain in his stomach and stood up to try and stretch out the pain. Michael Collapsed and went unconscious. His blood pressure was under 90. His daughter Sarah arrived found him on the floor. Michael was sent for concussion protocol. Michael was discharged on July 3, from St.Elizabeth’s. Michael arrived home emotional and crying that he was homesick- missed his family . Michael was home for less than a week. His family noticed shortness of breath and edema. His family worked around the clock on his follow up care to get him seen by the appropriate specialists. Finally after a few trips to his primary care, his primary care physician documented a consistent pattern and insisted something was wrong. Dr. Refused on signing off on letting Michael leave his office and said the only way Michael was leaving, was ambulance. Michael arrived back to st.E’s with under 90 blood pressure, kidney failure. After a cardiologist consult, cardio decided he needed an echo that came back very concerning. Michael was rushed in for an emergency Heart Cath. Michaels time in the OR was short and dr rushed out to tell Michael’s wife Wende, his daughter Sarah and his sister in law Dawne; that St.E’s did not have the level of care he needed and immediately needed to be transferred. Everyone began to move quickly. Sarah left to attend to home matters and prepare her younger brother Jesse and son Brooklyn of what was going on. Wende sat patiently by Michael’s side waiting for further instructions. Within a few hours Michael and Wende were greeted by the helicopter team for transport to St.Joesph’s in Syracuse. The family was stunned and finally realized the level of severity when they learned Michael was going to have to be airlifted to save his life. Sarah returned to the hospital to relieve her mother so her mother could drive to Syracuse and be present for Michael when he landed. Sarah stayed with Michael until the last possible second prior to him taking off. Michael has never flown before, not a fan of heights, never been inpatient and never had surgery. He managed to accomplish most of his life’s fears in a few hours. Sarah sat on the helicopter pad after her father lifted off with her aunt and cousin by her side as she waited for confirmation that her father landed safely in Syracuse and her mother was with her dad.
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<div>Michael has been inpatient at St. Joseph’s Heart Trauma ICU since July 13th. Sarah and Wende have been at Michael’s side everyday, taking shifts as both women have sons home that they need to attend to and still ensure their boys are not only being taken care of but still able to be kids. Michael has had 2 surgeries so far. Everyday Wende and Sarah are told it’s a miracle that Michael has made it another day. Doctors can’t wait to go and see the man- the myth- the legend; that has arrived. Doctors have told Wende and Sarah that Michael is making history.Doctors believe Michael has sustained multiple heart attacks. On July 2nd, they believe Michael had a massive heart attack that resulted in ventricular septal defect (VSD)- ruptured the wall between the right and left chambers of his heart. Michael did not have pneumonia, his lungs were filled with blood for his heart. Currently Michael has a 3/4 inch hole in his heart. Doctors have to be strategic and bring Michael in at the perfect time to perform open heart surgery to patch up the hole in his heart. Michael will undergo massive heart surgeries once his heart takes to the patch. Sarah and Wende have been prepped that Michael will have a long stay at St. Joesphs-months. He is struggling with being in a bed and can not move due to catheters and numerous ivs. All of this is high risk. And high risk for strokes, pneumonia, bleeding and infections. He will most likely need accommodations when he gets home.
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<div>Michael is out of work and Sarah has been working around the clock to get the process started for supplemental income during this time. Unfortunately, the keyword here is “process” and process = time consuming. Michael’s family does not have time as his medical coverage premiums for Michael as well as Wende and Jesse need to be paid to ensure Michael receives the best care. Besides Michael’s heart, the most important organ to protect right now is Michael’s mind. The only thing saving him right now is having Sarah and Wende by his side- keeping him optimistic, taking care of him, and taking his mind off of things. This has been extremely costly for both Wende and Sarah with gas, tolls, Parking, lodging and car maintenance. Medical bills have already started to arrive. Those that know Michael, know that his number one priority is his family. Wende and Sarah are working around the clock to keep the financial worries at bay with Michael so he can continue to focus on mentally being strong and not worrying.
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<div>Michael is the best dad and husband. He loves being around family. He loves his pups. Michael, his son Jesse and grandson Brooklyn “B”- bond over baseball. Michael and B bond over cars. Michael is a car guy and has been a mechanic straight out of high school. Michael has worked at Pep Boys for over 30 years. He loves his “grand keeks.” He’s the guy that will give the shirt off his back. Michael was very invested in Sarah’s athletics. Made sure Sarah had the best lessons, best instructors. Stepped in to coach field hockey whenever needed. He was the best figure skating dad. He was all the skaters “dad”. Michael’s favorite thing to do is sit on the rocking chair of his front porch. Michael and Wende recently bought their dream home. He loves the Adirondacks. The Movie theatre in old forge is his favorite movie theatre. Lake placid is his favorite place in the world. He’s very proud of kids. Always brags about their accomplishments. Extremely proud that his son got a scholarship to Utica University. And extremely proud of his grandson with his athletics, especially with baseball; as B travels all over the country to play against the top players.
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<div>Funds to be utilized for health insurance coverage, medical bills, travel and lodging for Sarah and Wende, to bridge the gap between time and others avenues of supplemental income and health coverage.
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<div>This fundraiser is for Phil and Tyler Linsey. On July 28th, Phil and baby Tyler lost the most important person in their lives: Mackenzie. Mackenzie was a beautiful wife, fiercely loyal friend, determined worker, talented artist, and most recently, loving mother.
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<div>They became a family of three when Tyler was born on July 16th, 2022. Following his birth, Mackenzie underwent multiple surgeries and was met with complication after complication. Every day brought a new challenge. Mackenzie fought hard for 12 days in the hospital, mostly while in the ICU, and ultimately lost her life due to these complications. 
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<div>While Mackenzie was in the ICU, Phil also learned that his company laid off 50% of their employees and unfortunately, he lost his job.
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<div>Phil will quickly be met with medical bills, memorial expenses, newborn expenses, and the general cost of living. As a new father, he will also likely need help with childcare. 
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<div>Mackenzie was always the first person to give of her time and talents to help others in need. Mackenzie will be deeply missed, but never forgotten and we will be sure of that. If you could please donate, or even share this fundraiser, it could make a positive difference in Phil and Tyler's lives.
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Help the Linsey Family After Tragic Loss

<span style="color:rgb(51,51,51);">Our father, Lloyd “Flip” Salyer Jr. recently passed away at the age of 71, unfortunately without much to his name or financial safeguards of any kind. As his main surviving family, my brother and I are handling his arrangements and could use any assistance possible from the community. Funds we’re able to gather will go directly towards the costs associated with our dad’s memorial services. Thank you so much to everyone that has reached out with kind words - it’s incredibly helpful while we know not everyone has the means to contribute.  <br /><br />** If this reaches a friend of my father’s from any walks of life that would like to take part in a ceremony of some kind, please reach out to us on social media. <br /><br />- Michael &amp; Brendan</span>

Lloyd "Flip" Salyer Memorial Fund

hello everyone, as you may know my brother passed away on Father’s Day morning before even getting a chance to see the two that made him a father. Those two boys were his whole world, and he was theirs and their world came crashing down that day. Chris was the nicest, friendliest, most generous guy you could have ever met. He would drop everything and help anyone in a second without hesitation or questions. Unfortunately, he did not have any life insurance or much for savings and now the burden of the sudden arrangements has fallen to my parents. As if having to lose a child isn’t enough they have to deal with this on top of it. So I am asking for anything that anyone can give, any small amount helps. Anything left over will be given to his boys Christian Jr, and Connor, who haven’t quite grasped the situation yet. He was a wonderful son, brother, father and friend. He touched many lives, and will be missed but never forgotten. Thank you so much for everything!

Chris Pogoda funeral expenses

Our friend Jaimie's daughter was just recently diagnosed with Leukemia. Liliana is 19 months old. She is currently in recovery from having a port put in and having bone marrow scans done. She will receive her first treatment this afternoon. As  we all know the cost of medical treatment is very costly, Jaimie is a single mom raising Liliana on her own, anything will help them. <br /><br />Please keep Liliana in your prayers as we all hope for a quick and successful recovery ❤️❤️❤️

Liliana's Fight Against Leukemia 

Jessica Brondou

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