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On Sunday, <strong>Kyle</strong>, my brother, was taken by ambulance to Hamot and ended up needing emergency surgery for a strangulated hernia. We are so grateful that he is now home, healing, and doing well. This fundraiser is being started because Kyle is facing a very difficult recovery period at the worst possible time. He only recently started his own construction business after nearly two decades in the industry, and now he cannot work or lift for at least the next 5 weeks. Since Kyle was bringing in the majority of the income for his family, this medical emergency has created an immediate and ongoing financial strain. 
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 The support from this fundraiser will help cover Kyle’s lost income while he recovers, help Kyle and Megan keep up with household expenses for themselves and their two kids, and help with the hospital bills since Kyle does not have health insurance. If you are able to help Kyle and his family in any way, please know that every bit of support will be forever appreciated.

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<div>Hello, my name Alexandra ( Alex ) and I'm asking for your help!
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<div>My best friend's son Hunter suffered a traumatic brain injury last Sunday at only 13 years old. His mom Heather has been at Phoenix children’s hospital with him ever since. Even though Hunter has made amazing progress and is our miracle, he has a really really long road ahead of him. He is currently out of the ICU but will be here at the hospital until who knows when and so much is up in the air right now.
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<div>Heather is a single parent and will be missing a lot of work to stay by Hunter's side.
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<div>The medical bills are starting to roll in and after everything this family has already been through after the loss of Hunter's father, the last thing I want for Heather is to have to worry about finances on top of everything else.
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<div>Please help with a donation if you can, no amount is too small, and please share this page so we can all help the family through this.
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<div>I will update as I can, but please be patient with us as we navigate through this literally hour by hour.
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<div>Prayers are also greatly appreciated!
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<div>Thank you so much!
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<div>My name is Benjamin Rogers. My family and I are collecting money for a memorial donation to the Tucson Botanical Gardens in honor of our father Dr. Don K. Rogers. He himself was an adept gardener and loved the Tucson Botanical Gardens. Help us support a wonderful cause while honoring a wonderful man.
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<div>Sierra Vista, AZ – Dr. Don K. Rogers passed away peacefully on December 5th, 2021 in a Tucson family home. He was surrounded by twinkling Christmas lights, songs of the season, and the loving warmth of his family – his favorite people.
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<div>Born August 14th, 1940 in Kansas City, MO, Don was the only child of a WWII Army Air Corps pilot. Though his early years saw his family move from one Army installation to another, Don’s more formative youth was happily spent living with the antics of his mirror-fearing parakeet, Sparky, and just down the road from his adored grandmother. Together, Nina and Don shared their afternoons on her front porch, and she taught him how to make plum jam in her kitchen.
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<div>Don’s first job was installing spark plugs in lawn mowers for Sears, Roebuck and Co., later joining his father at Ford Motor Company’s Claycomo assembly plant, where he worked on the assembly line affixing truck beds to their chassis. During his time there, Don developed a novel process for attaching the truck beds that earned him a scholarship from Ford to attend any college or university he chose and was admitted. Though already receiving an academic scholarship to Yale, Don chose to accept Ford’s offer and attended William Jewel College in Liberty, MO, closer to his family.
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<div>After undergraduate school, Don attended the University of Kansas Medical School, where in his final year he made the decision to change career paths to dentistry. Once he had completed dental school at the University of Missouri, Don commissioned as an officer into the United States Army. Following him from Missouri to Fort Benning, GA to begin his dental residency was his favorite pet, Poncho, a fiercely loyal German Shepherd, and as Dad described him, a real Rin Tin Tin. It was at Fort Benning, from Don’s base trailer, that they sat and watched the Apollo 11 moon landing.
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<div>His first duty station was in West Berlin, Germany; as an Army dentist, he supported both military and good will missions. While in Europe, Don enjoyed travelling as much as he could. The awe of driving through the Swiss Alps, the marvel of the Roman ruins, the rich history and magnificent landscapes had him drawing lines across the continent and left him with stories that would always brighten his eyes and place a big smile on his face to tell. Another of Don’s pastimes when in Berlin was the smuggling of chocolate and coffee, under a false floor in his VW Beetle, to families in East Berlin.
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<div>Don’s professional successes in Berlin impressed his commander and in return he was given first choice of his next duty station, and in 1975 he chose Fort Huachuca, AZ. It was there that he met his future wife, Cherre and her two daughters, Elizabeth and Amelia. In 1977, shortly after their marriage, Don and Cherre opened Rogers Family Dental in Sierra Vista. Practicing dentistry both at the Fort Huachuca Dental Command and in his private practice until the 1990s, and only retiring from a full-time private practice earlier in 2021, Don was a fixture in the community and committed to his patients. As he grew his practice, he also grew his family welcoming four more children (Katie, Sarah, Josh, and Ben.) After his retirement from the Army, he was called upon during times of conflict to assist in preparing service members for deployment – the response was always to expand his operations and take the overflow of patients from Fort Huachuca. He was a proud Veteran and always committed to the care and honor of those who served. He was a talented man who was passionate about the science and art of dentistry, cared deeply for his patients, and was always enthusiastic when he could creatively help someone in need.
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<div>Ever creative, artistic, and curious, Don was a multifaceted man. His love for music began at an early age while in a barbershop quartet. He later taught himself to play the banjo, mandolin, ukulele, and guitar. He often played in Veteran’s Memorial Park or at after church ice cream socials on Fort Huachuca with his dear friend Dr. James Granata. He continued singing alongside his daughter Amelia in the Meistersingers musical group. He enjoyed photography, drawing, painting, sculpting, and jewelry making. He was an avid reader and liked military history. He loved nature, often taking his family on hikes and picnics. He loved exploring the beauty of the natural world, traveling as much as he could to see all that it offered.
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<div>He was a proud Veteran and dentist, but an even prouder father. It would be a challenge to think of a single swim meet, soccer match, Tang Soo Do lesson, concert, performance, recital, rehearsal, commissioning, middle school, high school, or college graduation that he missed. He endured his son’s trombone. He taught us the value of hard work, striving to learn to do it better, knowing when to rest, and instilled the belief in giving back. His lessons are the reason why we pull over to ask the person walking in the rain if they need a ride or ask the old lady exiting the grocery if we can help her to load her car. Don was someone who had a knack for making people feel seen and understood whether through grand gestures or sometimes in the most subtle, yet generous acts of kindness. He loved to bring others comfort through his humor, compassion, and thoughtfulness.
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<div>Our family has been inundated with stories from others about who he was to them, how cherished he was, and how much he will be missed. This is a testament to the true and loving nature of this wonderful man who we call Don, Doctor, Dah, Papa!
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<div>Don is survived by his wife of 45 years Cherre L. Rogers, his seven children (Elizabeth Wilson, Amelia Leavenworth, and Joshua Rogers (Molly) of Phoenix AZ, Christopher Rogers of Minnesota, Katherine Johnson (Devin) of Las Vegas Nevada, Sarah Rogers and Benjamin Rogers (Cambel Berk) of Tucson AZ) and his seven grandchildren (Maddie and Josie Ballalatak, Ella and Brenna Freund, and Everett, Natalie and Jack Rogers.)
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<div>Don is proceeded in death by his mother, Ruth Elizabeth Gates, and his father, Lawrence “Buck” Rogers.
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<div>The life of Dr. Don K Rogers (Lieutenant Colonel) will be celebrated on January 20th, 2022 with internment at Southern Arizona Veterans Memorial Cemetery at 11:00am followed by a celebration of life at the Outside Inn from 2-4:30pm. In lieu of flowers please participate with us in creating a memorial in his honor by donating to our GoFundMe. All funds will go to the Tucson Botanical Gardens, a place which was special to his heart.
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Botanical Gardens Memorial for Dr. Don K Rogers

Hello friends and family. As some of you may know, it has been several months since my dad, Mike Towles, was diagnosed with atrial fibrillation. This heart arrhythmia condition can lead to blood clots, stroke, heart failure, and severe heart-related complications. Unfortunately, early this morning, my dad experienced another atrial fibrillation episode and was rushed to the hospital. To save his life and stop these life-threatening episodes once and for all, my dad now requires an emergency surgery scheduled for tomorrow. I come to you all now because my dad is a small business owner and has no health insurance since government mandates have made insurance unaffordable for small business owners like my dad. Before this last atrial fibrillation episode, my dad was patiently waiting to enroll in a plan in the next 19 days under open enrollment so he could receive the life-saving treatment that he desperately needs, but life threw us a curveball. I now ask family and friends to find it in their hearts to help my dad in his time of need and donate what you can to assist him in paying for this emergency and life-saving surgery. Our GOAL is $20,000, but we expect the surgery to cost far more and the hospital will not clarify how much the surgery will be. Anything helps, and we appreciate each and every one of you all that sends good vibes his way! Please share this story and help spread the word to get my dad the treatment he needs to survive. Thank you in advance for all of the support.

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Greyhound Soul turns 25 this year and we thought it be really great to do a greatest hits record with some new tunes sprinkled in and you guys get to pick the tunes !! All donators get free cd , T-shirts and maybe if there’s $ left over we all go to sushi !! The last  record took 5 yrs because it was a pay as I go kind of thing. We’ve limited time and funds to make this happen being that some of us live out of state thought a go fund me campaign might help us get this thing done and out in a matter days at Wavelab studios round beginning of April when we will all be together doing our 25th anniversary show at Che’s Lounge. It’ll be so amazing if this works but it’ll be alright if it doesn’t. It’s just around the corner , and this is kind of a late notice but .... ok take care all , hope to see y’all at Che’s !!

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During the past two years Tracey Schlosser fought a hard battle against breast cancer.  During 2017 that battle turned into a war that was fought with grace, beauty and love.  As one friend simply described Tracey, <i>"We, and many, many others, are better because of you." </i> It is in the spirit of giving back to Tracey's family, a small token of which she gave us, that a few friends have started this page as an opportunity for others to share their kindness.<br /><br /><img class="not-resizeable" src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/27115740_1516569872.297_funddescription.jpg" alt="" width="100%" />￼Tracey, a daughter, a loving wife, a caring mother of three beautiful daughters and a Superwoman to many was called home too soon, leaving us Friday January 19, 2018. <br /><br /><img class="not-resizeable" src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/27115740_1516570108.8163_funddescription.jpg" alt="" width="100%" />￼<br />Tracey is survived by her husband, Tom Schlosser; 3 daughters, Samantha Zogg and her partner Chad Hebert, Stephanie Schlosser and Bailey Schlosser; her father, Chuck Hanson and his wife Ursula Hanson of Roswell, NM; brother, Kirk Hanson and his wife Carol Hanson of Selinsgrove, PA.<br /><br /><img class="not-resizeable" src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/27115740_1516572859.714_funddescription.jpg" alt="" width="100%" />￼<br />As with any war in life, the financial burden has been great and we are hopeful a little bit of our desire to honor Tracey's family will go a long way to ease their pain.  Donations made here will go directly towards offsetting any memorial expenses.  Funds collected above and beyond the memorial costs will be used to offset any medical debt and/or towards Bailey's college.<br /><br /><img class="not-resizeable" src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/27115740_1516570048.7853_funddescription.jpg" alt="" width="100%" />￼<br />Tracey touched many lives in so many positive ways; whether in her profession as a nurse, a mother in her home, a cheerleader court-side during sports or just being a great friend Tracey will be missed by many.  <i>"I never heard her complain and will always think about the grace with which she lived her life,"</i> said another friend.<br /><br /><img class="not-resizeable" src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/27115740_1516572778.3902_funddescription.jpg" alt="" width="100%" />￼<br /><br /><img class="not-resizeable" src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/27115740_1516572146.4658_funddescription.jpg" alt="" width="100%" />￼<br />Tracey has worked for the last 12 years as the EMS (Emergency Medical Services) Coordinator at Banner Estrella hospital. In this role she served as the liaison and educator between the hospital Emergency Department and community emergency medical staff including; police and fire departments, and medic services.  <br /><br /><img class="not-resizeable" src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/27115740_1516572702.5515_funddescription.jpg" alt="" width="100%" />￼Tracey has impacted more lives than any of us could begin to comprehend. Working with the West Valley's public safety community she tirelessly worked to achieve a better state of emergency healthcare for her community. <br /><br /><img class="not-resizeable" src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/27115740_1516576646.8307_funddescription.jpg" alt="" width="100%" />￼Tracey's knowledge, kind spirit, easy smile and <strong>20 years of ER/Trauma nursing experience</strong> contributed to her excellent service in this position.<br /><br /><img class="not-resizeable" src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/27115740_1516576505.4393_funddescription.jpg" alt="" width="100%" />￼For the <strong>2017 Nurse's Week, Tracey was recognized with the Contribution to Society</strong> <strong>award</strong> for dedication to educating the community.  Instituting the Safe Baby Haven, educating local high schoolers on the effects of drunk driving, drugs and alcohol, and various other projects to improve community safety were highlights of her efforts.<br /><br /><img class="not-resizeable" src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/27115740_1516572951.2404_funddescription.jpg" alt="" width="100%" />￼<br /><img class="not-resizeable" src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/27115740_1516570610.7137_funddescription.jpg" alt="" width="100%" />￼<br />She was born in Havre, Montana and her first years were spent living in Rudyard before traveling the world while her father served in the Army. She attended high school in Pennsylvania at Carlisle High where she participated in tennis, volleyball, softball, swim team, gymnastics and loved attending concerts with her closest friends. Starting college in Kansas at Fort Hayes State, she had very special memories from caring for a cerebral palsy patient, Carrie, who was close to her own age. <br /><br />She completed her nursing degree in 1985, months before having her first born, at the Eastern New Mexico University, Roswell. She recently continued her education and completed a Bachelors of Nursing from the University of St. Francis.<br /><img class="not-resizeable" src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/27115740_1516572720.5142_funddescription.jpg" alt="" width="100%" />￼<br />Tracey's life was spent serving others; caring for her patients, the community and her friends and family. Her biggest passion in life was helping others and making everyone feel special. She had a way of making everyone she came in contact with feel loved and important. She truly was an angel and will be greatly missed.<br /><br /><img class="not-resizeable" src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/27115740_1516570812.8623_funddescription.jpg" alt="" width="100%" />￼<br />Funds contributed here will be managed by friends Kim Johnson, Sue Mercy and Rob Antoniak with transparent reporting to Tom Schlosser.<br /><br />~ Thank you for your support!

Team Tracey Schlosser Memorial Fund

<br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/26880378_1516288721.3856_funddescription.jpg" alt="26880378_1516288721.3856_funddescription" />My beautiful niece, Sera Flores passed away on January 10, 2018.  She was born to Isabel Galaviz-Martinez on March 16, 1989.  Sera leaves behind 4 beautiful children (2 boys, 2 girls) who are being cared for by family.<br /><br />I remember Sera as being a happy kid with a beautiful smile.  Sera was full of hopes and dreams and she was very smart.  Sera was always respectful to her elders and she loved her family.  <br /><br />What makes  her death especially difficult is the manner in which she died.  Sera was hit by several vehicles that didn't stop to help.  Thankfully the 3rd vehicle stopped and our family was notified that Sera was taken to the hospital, but she was not able to survive her injuries.<br /><br />Unfortunately our family was not prepared for Sera's death and we are seeking help from our family and friends  to give Sera a funeral service.  I offered to coordinate this effort for my sister Isabel who i love so much.  <br /><br />We appreciate your prayers for my sister Isabel Galaviz-Martinez and her husband Jesus Martinez and Sera's brother Sam and sisters Elizabeth, Rosie, and Tammi and Sera's children.  We all loved Sera very much and are saddened that we couldn't be there with her when she passed away.  <br /><br />We know that she's resting in peace now in God's loving arms.<br /><br />Update:<br />We are so grateful for all the love and support from our family and friends!  My sister Isabel and the entire family want to thank everyone for being there for us!   We will know more this week about services for Sera and we will post the details.<br /><br />Funeral services will be on Thursday February 1, 2018 at South Mountain mortuary, 7007 S Central, Phoenix Az 85042 from 10 am to noon,  reception following at South Mountain Center, 212 E Alta Vista Rd. Phoenix Az 85042 from noon to 2 pm.

Sera Flores funeral services

<p>On June 17, flood waters in Oklahoma swept away Jeremiah, the two year old son of Demarus and Devon Mayer.  Searchers found his body on June 18. The same waters that took their son flooded their house and they lost everything.  Devon is a Marine Veteran who has served in Afghanistan. He lost his job last month, and the family did not have insurance.  Demarus is currently pregnant with their third child due later this year. This precious family  needs your prayers and your help. Please consider how you can help bear their burdens and support them in their time of need.</p>
<p>This fund was established by friends of the Mayer and Warren family (Demarus' family) in Sierra Vista, Arizona, and access to the funds was turned directly over to the family at the time the fund was established. On the day the fund was set up, the family opened a checking account and all donated funds are going directly to that account, and can be accessed immediately by the family. </p>
<p>Funds are being used to help with immediate needs related to Jeremiah Mayer's burial and funeral costs, as well as to help Demarus and Devon move from Oklahoma to Sierra Vista, Arizona, obtain new housing and basic living essentials (such as clothing, furniture, bedding, kitchen items, baby items, etc.). </p>

Devon and Demarus Mayer

SGT Lance Davison, a USMC Vet, Passed on Feb 9, 2014 due to his struggle with PTSD and TBI as a war veteran and hero at the young age of 34. Please donate to help with his funeral and memorial expenses. Your donations will be greatly appreciated and will be used to honor this valiant U.S. Marine. Thank you, Lance, for your service to this country!

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