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<div>Laken Riley was a class of 2025 BSN student at Augusta University Athens campus and an active member of the Alpha Chi Omega sorority at UGA. She was a sweet and compassionate soul whose life was sadly cut short on Thursday, February 22nd, 2024. No words can express the pain and heartache that Laken’s family and friends are experiencing. She was a wonderful friend, sister, daughter, etc. who touched the lives of everyone around her. Her infectious smile and contagious laugh lit up every room she entered. Not only did she have a kind-hearted spirit, but she also excelled in academics as she previously made the Augusta University Dean’s list in the Fall of 2023. This GoFundMe is being established to assist the family with funeral expenses, establish a scholarship in her name, raise homicide awareness, or any other opportunity the family could use it for during this difficult time. Thank you so much for your support, please continue to keep Laken’s family and friends in your thoughts and prayers. 
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<div>On Friday, December 29th, our mother was robbed and murdered right outside of our family's restaurant in Arlington. Our family is completely heartbroken and still trying to wrap our heads around what has happened. Our mother was the most amazing and caring woman you'd ever meet. She touched so many lives with her love and generosity. She leaves behind 4 kids and 3 grand babies.
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In Loving Memory of Tho Tieu aka Mrs. Kim

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<div>Coach Sean Tippett, one of our beloved coaches for our Birdville Boys Basketball team, his wife, Amy, and his son, Brendan, experienced an unthinkable loss this week. Their precious daughter, Londyn Maryanna Tippett, died on June 24, 2022 from injuries sustained in a car accident.
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<div>Our team has started this GoFundMe to help cover the cost of Londyn's funeral expenses and any extra expenses they may have at this time. No family is ever prepared for a funeral's high cost, and many people have asked how they can help. All funds raised will go directly to the Tippett family.
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<div>Londyn Maryanna Tippett, 20, of Hurst, TX, died on June 24, 2022 from injuries sustained in a car accident.<br /><br />
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<div>Londyn was born on October 24, 2001 to Sean and Amy Tippett in Austin, TX. Her bright red hair and bold, beautiful personality always made her the most unique person in any room. She loved shopping for vintage clothes and could style them in a way that made them look completely new and fashionable. She had an obsession for beanies, hair scarves, music, travel, sushi, animals, and human rights – specifically women’s rights. Never one to keep an opinion to herself, Londyn was determined to be a voice for the oppressed and to make her mark on the world.<br /><br />
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<div>Londyn graduated from L.D. Bell High School in May 2020. She was an incredibly talented flautist and a leader of the L.D. Bell Blue Raider Marching Band her senior year. Her best high school memories were spent on band trips and at competitions with her bandmates. She was junior at the University of North Texas, majoring in journalism and minoring in Spanish and recently started reporting for the university radio station. Her hobbies included attending concerts, photography, hanging out with her friends, and spending time with her family and her beloved cat, Salem, and dog, Obi.<br /><br />
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<div>Londyn was fiercely loved and cherished by everyone in her life and she is tremendously missed by surviving members of the family including her dad and mom, Sean and Amy Tippett, brother, Brendan Tippett, maternal grandparents, Mike (Papa Bear) and Anita (Mimi) Peters of Hurst and paternal grandmother Cindy (Granna) Tippett of Granbury, TX, her aunts and uncles, Angela and Randy Vargo of Colleyville, TX; and Oanh and Justin Tippett of San Antonio, TX, her cousins, Roan and Reid Vargo, of Colleyville, TX; Hannah, Fayeth, Gavin and Emily Tippett of San Antonio, TX and many other extended family and friends. Londyn was greeted in heaven by her Papa, Robert Tippett, great grandparents, and other relatives who predeceased her.<br /><br />
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<div>Anyone who knew Londyn, knew that she was incredibly kindhearted. She was always a source of positivity and possibilities and, although her life was cut short, her light will continue to shine through the many, many lives she touched.<br /><br />
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<div>Contributions in memory of Londyn can be made to L.D. Bell band. <br /><br />Visitation/viewing will be available from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM, June 29 at Lucas Funeral Home in Hurst. Memorial services will be held on Thursday June 30 at the First United Methodist Church in Hurst at 1:00 PM. Live stream will be available for those not able to attend in person.<br /><br />If you cannot attend the service, please consider posting a story or comment on Instagram with #lovinglondyntippett.
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Ezequiel Cazares

<div>Hello, my name is Ezequiel V. Cazares. I was born in 1995, Indiana, and I'm in dire straits. Everyone gets in rough times, and I hate that it's gotten so bad. Now I'm on this site using a GoFundMe for myself.
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<div>To start things off, I just want to say, may Jesus Christ of Nazareth bless you whether you decide to give me money or not. I'm really ashamed to ask anyone for money, but these last few months have humbled me to great means. And I know in 2025, we're all going through a lot. Me personally, <strong>I am having mental/motor issues that have severely cut my means of employment off. It's hard to even drive anymore.</strong> I won't try to beg you for money or try to squeeze anything more than you're willing or not willing to give me. If you can give, I appreciate it. If you can't, I completely understand myself, and I pray God blesses you too. We could all use some money in 2025.
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<div>It's unimaginable for me, but on <strong>11/27/2025</strong>, I had an accident at <strong>Automatic Distributors, at 5111 W 76th St, Indianapolis, IN 46268</strong>. I cut myself on my left abdominal muscle and drove to the clinic on a workmen's comp. I felt a pop and fluids/something flew up and down my left leg/arm. My doctor looked at it and dismissed it as "just a cut" [later on I think it was a muscle rupture]. I went to work the next week and tried to work as fast as I usually do, and it was fine at first. But the next day, my body went numb and slow. My brain became worn out, and a team lead noticed and asked if I was fine, and I wasn't [Ms. Marsha] [Ms. Carla]. So they called 911, and I was picked up and sent to the hospital, St. Vincent Hospital, where I took my mother's advice to not stay there [I had absolutely no insurance because my foolish past self thought I was gonna win the lottery before I started the job]. <strong>[IF ANYONE IS READING THIS, BEFORE YOU GET A JOB, GET THE INSURANCE, YOU NEVER KNOW IF AN ACCIDENT WILL HAPPEN TO YOU/SAFETY IS NOT PROMISED TO ANYONE]</strong> So now I dealt with <em>heat flashes</em> and <em>panic attacks</em> from excessive worrying. In the first months, I got a job at <strong>Cencora [AmerisourceBergen]</strong> as a temp in <strong>Whitestown, Indiana</strong>, and <strong><em>SUFFERED</em></strong> every day to make money. I still didn't get insurance [it wasn't offered then]. It still hasn't completely healed up, and I've had no funds to help the injury. I thought I could sleep it off, and that it would go away, but it hasn't. It's only slightly gotten better. I can walk far, but not long, and not without consistent breaks. So now I can't work the hard and long laborious jobs I used to do to earn a little of a living.
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<div>And the second issue is my July 2025 boat trip incident. It's different but colossally worse. So early on, my church group at <em>Traders Point Christian Church</em> in Indiana planned a big boat trip in July, and everyone had to pay $50 upfront. So I did very early and was excited to drive out of the city into <strong>Fourwinds Lakeside Inn &amp; Marina, 9301 S Fairfax Rd, Bloomington, IN 47401</strong>, where we all met up, and I signed the voucher late but still made it. Little did I know, <strong>never go swimming if you don't know how to swim</strong>. It was fun on the boat. My mother told me to make sure I had a life jacket on at all times. <strong>It literally saved my life</strong>. I had a lot of fun with them. I still was getting to know them personally, but we had good fellowship as a singles group. I made the single worst decision of 2025 and decided to join them in the water. <strong>I put on the best life vest and floating pool noodle</strong> and decided I was not gonna waste my $50 investment. I jumped into the warm river. Everyone cheered me on. I swam around with the pool noodle, and I even helped a woman onto a flotation mat that they used over the water. It rained, so we had to shut down—a storm was coming in. But before we did, I decided to join some of them and have one last jump. <strong>But I made one grave mistake. There was a lady at the church, Kelly, and Kelly asked/challenged me to jump without the pool noodle I was using. So I gave her the pool noodle as I slid into the river, but I panicked. Without the pool noodle, I needed to actually have swimming technique, and so I frantically tried to stay above water, breathing and gasping for air, and I cried out for HELP! A lifeguard on board [I didn't know we had one at the time] swam to me and saved me, helped swim me back to shore. She let me climb onto the boat, in which I jumped to another boat, sat down, and we boated to shore. I shook the woman's hand who helped save me, waved goodbye to my church group, and walked back to my truck to drive off like everyone else.</strong> When it happened, people asked if I was fine, and I said I was, and I was at first. My boat driver [apparently you need a license to drive a boat, I didn't know] said I was going to be okay, and that it was good I was wearing a life vest.
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<div>I went back to work the weeks after, and the problems began. <strong>My arms were shaky at first, then my other arm, at Cencora. Then my legs got shaky, and I couldn't walk far anymore without them clanking up.</strong> Then in August, it was a <strong>nightmare</strong>. I couldn't even work there anymore. <strong>My mind felt overloaded and tingly. My actions became doubled. I would walk/do something, and my body would do it 1.5+ over what I did originally. And my worst fears came true. While trying to work, I went into a heat flash. My brain got real hot, and I had the sudden urge to go to the men's room. I knew at that moment I had to quit the job. Something was terribly wrong with me.</strong>
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<div>And so I went home, fought, and researched what was happening to me. What was going on? It took months of researching, but when I let myself go from consciously thinking to subconscious thinking, it turns out my mind is in trauma over what happened and has been repeating the same movements from July. <strong>The trauma of feeling like drowning didn't go away, and so my body feels like it's lagging or is glitched out of normal function.</strong> Recently, I've been walking backwards as if my mind is going in reverse after I leave the bed. Freaky stuff. And I have been trying to get on Medicaid, then finding out I had to wait a whole month in Indiana. Then my parents decided to move to Texas. And so I had to get rid of Medicaid and reapply. When I got here, <strong>they decided to not give me Medicaid and put me up for "freemarketplace", "Healthcare.gov", and now I'll have to pay $356 by 01/01/2026</strong>, which I don't have, so I'll probably have to put it on credit just to get any insurance, just to get to a doctor, just to look at my injuries, and finally get some real care for my issues, while already paying out the world for my braincode team to work on my brainwaves with <strong>neurofeedback</strong>, so my brain can rewire itself back to being normal, which brings us to today, here and now...
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<div><strong>Well, to get back on track, I estimate that after everything is said and done, it might cost me $2000-$3000</strong>—the medical bills, the medical insurance, credit card debt, and the interest on the credit card debt. because I've been using my credit card, as medical insurance. <strong>Do i expect to get the money? i hope so, when you hit rock bottom the only other way is up, so anything from here is a plus, even a penny. </strong>And so I'll run this campaign to help me out <strong>through November 15, 2025, to December 31, 2026.</strong>
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<div>And once again, I'm not pressuring you to give me anything at all. If God has anyone who can help me out or give me some advice, I'll take it gladly.
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<div>I will keep you updated on my whereabouts as well...
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<div>But if I've learned anything that I can give you for being here, it's:
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<div><strong>1. Never expect your life to be a smooth sailing journey. The storms and the tsunamis will come, and you must build safety nets and store away lifeboats BEFORE they come. For it is better to be ready and prepared for the storm than to be dumbfounded and drowning in the ocean's wrath.</strong>
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<div><strong>2. Organizations like the National Safety Council (NSC) estimate that a worker is injured every seven seconds, equating to roughly 6 to 7 million injuries per year when considering all injuries, not just those officially reported.</strong>
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<div>In the US, there were 5,283 traumatic workplace deaths in 2023, but when occupational diseases are included, the number rises to approximately 140,000 total deaths each year. This means about <strong>385 workers die on the job every day from injuries or illnesses.</strong>
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<div><strong>- Never assume just because you're going to work that you will come back from work the same. If you're working with knives and sharp tools, wear protection like an anti-cutting shirt [they exist] and anti-cut gloves. Don't become me.</strong>
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<div><strong>- Wear protective boots if you're doing heavy work every day. Yes, it may cost you hundreds of dollars, but if it saves your life and your feet, you need to be ready instead of dumbfounded and hurting when a heavy case of boxes lands on your feet [it's happened to me at Amazon and The Home Depot].</strong>
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<div><strong>- If you work in retail or with the public, wear a bulletproof vest under your clothes because the public is wild, crazy, and hateful sometimes. You may not be able to bring weapons to work [obviously], <em>but that doesn't mean you possibly have to be a victim either.</em></strong>
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<div>My gospel is <strong>not</strong> that you live in fear. It's that you live with the thought in mind to defend yourselves when the rain comes and the storms blow on days you don't expect it to. That you can pull out your umbrella and not get wet.
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<div><strong>This world is NOT heaven, but even heaven has rules, walls, gates, and barriers for a reason...</strong>
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<div>“The grace of the Lord Jesus be with God's people. Amen” (Revelation 22:21, NIV).
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