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<div>Hello! I’d love to introduce you to one of the most incredible women I know—my mom, Barbara.


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<div>Barbara is a 9/11 survivor. A breast cancer survivor. And now, she is courageously facing the fight of her life: Stage IV metastatic colon cancer.


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<div>Most people would wonder how one person could endure so much. But if you know my mom, you know that giving up has never been an option.


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<div>If there’s one word that describes her, it’s strength.


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<div>Through every challenge life has placed in her path, she has met it with grace, resilience, and an unwavering determination to keep going. She fights every single day with a smile on her face. Even on her hardest days, she continues to put others before herself, offering love, kindness, and encouragement to everyone around her. She has the biggest heart of anyone I’ve ever known, and anyone who knows her would say the same.


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<div>To me, she’s not just my mom—she’s my best friend, my biggest supporter, and my superhero. She continues to show me what true courage looks like every single day. Despite everything she’s facing, she still finds reasons to laugh, to love, and to make everyone around her feel cared for. Her strength inspires me more than words can ever express.


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<div>Now, it’s our turn to be there for her.


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<div>As Barbara undergoes treatment, the financial burden continues to grow. Between medical bills, medications, travel to appointments, and everyday living expenses, the costs have become overwhelming. We want to ease that burden so she can focus on what matters most—continuing her fight, spending precious time with the people she loves, and making every day count.


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<div>Any donation, no matter how big or small, will make a meaningful difference. If you’re unable to donate, simply sharing this fundraiser with your family, friends, and community would mean the world to us.


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<div>From the bottom of our hearts, thank you for taking the time to read Barbara’s story. Thank you for your generosity, your prayers, your kind words, and your support. Every act of kindness reminds her that she is not fighting this battle alone.


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<div>Thank you for helping us stand beside our superhero as she continues this fight.


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Help Our Superhero, Barbara, Keep Fighting

<div>The Guerra family is accepting donations for a trust fund for Ronnie's daughter, Amia Lester, to honor his life and unconditional love for her. Ronnie's greatest joy and purpose in life was taking care of Amia. This trust is just one way we will ensure that his memory and love will live on with her. 
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<div>*100% of donations will be put into Amia's trust fund.*
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<div>Laurie, Vincent, Paul, &amp; Emily Guerra
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Ronnie Guerra's Memorial Trust Fund for Amia

Hey everyone. My name is Maya Reynolds and I am a student at Brown University. I am currently a Junior in college and next semester I have been given the opportunity to study abroad with SIT in India, South Africa, and Brazil. My trip starts in Washington D.C. on 1/14 and I fly out to Delhi, India on 1/29. <br /><br />My scholarship at Brown covers everything except for room and airfare. Fortunately, the study abroad company has agreed to set up a payment plan, however, the price is still very high and not something that I or my parents will be able to pay off by the deadlines. I work between 25 - 30 hours a week while going to school fulltime. Even though I have a job, I have not been able to save up for the trip and pay off my additional balance.  The money I make at work has gone towards visa fees, medical bills from my two concussions, and my tuition for my current semester at Brown. <br /><br />I owe the program $6500 and $2873.87 to Brown. While abroad I was also hoping to have some spending money besides the stipend that is already built into the program costs. The program recommends $500 - $800 in spending money. <br /><br />If you could donate anything that you are able and willing to give, this would help greatly to cover the money that I owe this month. Even thought I owe more than $4500, I am only asking for $4500 since I owe Brown $2873.87 by the end of this month and 1300.00 to SIT on 12/15. The additional money would go towards my spending money over the duration of the program. I have tried pushing off asking for money, but the deadlines for the payments are coming up fast. <br /><br />For those of you in the Providence community, I am a selling my bike, mini-refrigerator, and storage trunk if you would be interested in buying those items from me.  <br /><br />It would mean a lot to me if you could donate towards my expenses. If you are unable to donate, spreading the word by sharing this page would greatly help as well. <br /><br />Thank you so much for helping and supporting, and I would be so grateful for any donations and help people are able to give!

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Vic & Ilene Anesini

Vic & Ilene Anesini

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