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My buddies Brody McLaughlin, Spencer Holstine, and I are coming together to support our friend Brycen, who was recently paralyzed from the chest down in a tragic accident.<br /><br /> Being outside and on his bike with his friends has always been a huge part of Brycen’s life, and we want to do everything we can to help him continue doing what he loves with his buddies. <br /><br />To show our support and raise funds, we’ll be running 62.5 miles on April 4th, 2026. In honor of Brycen’s dirt bike racing number, 625. <br /><br />Our goal is to raise enough money to purchase an adaptive mountain bike for Brycen, so he can get back out on the trails and get some semblance of normalcy.<br /> <br />We feel incredibly blessed to be able to run, and we want to use that blessing to help Brycen stay actively connected to the outdoors. With your help, we can make this happen for Brycen. <br /><br />Every donation, no matter the size, brings us one step closer to getting him back on the bike with his friends. Thank you so much for your support and for being part of this journey!

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<div>Today It is with profound sadness that we share the heartbreaking news of the passing of Waynlee James Shamlin, the cherished son of Ace. Waynlee passed away this morning. Waynlee brought endless joy and love into the lives of everyone who knew him. He was a shining light in his family's world. His memory will be forever treasured. Waynlee loved his Toy Story.
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<div>Words cannot express what Ace and her family are going thru right now. We want to support her during this unimaginable loss, we want to support her during this incredibly difficult time. We have created this page to help ease the financial burden of:
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<div>Giving Waynlee the beautiful farewell he deserves through funeral and memorial arrangements.
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<div>Thank you to everyone who has donated to help Waynlee’s family at this time. All donations are very much appreciated!
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Honoring Waynlee: Help with Memorial Costs

<div>Hi everyone, I’m Christine Rodriguez, Steven’s mom. 
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<div>Steven is battling ALL- Acute Lymphocytic Leukemia a blood cancer that started in his bone marrow. The chemotherapy he has received is working but it will be many more months of traveling to City of Hope and 3 years of chemotherapy maintenance treatments for him. The chemotherapy makes him very sick, weak and wipes out his immune system.  We don’t know when he will be able to return to his warehouse job at CMC. He was only there 9 days in September before he became sick. Therefore he is ineligible for CA disability and he no longer resides in Oregon so he is not eligible there either. He has zero income. 
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<div>I feel like it’s time to humble myself for him. I would love for Steven to not have to sell his truck but to be able to pay it off  (only 5k left), manage his very few monthly bills and care for his dog Pancho. I want to empower him to coordinate his own finances without having to ask mom(which we have gladly helped him with everything he needs),
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<div>With your help we can build a fund for him to care for himself financially and maybe that is something he can feel good about during the hardest days of fighting cancer. Taking any financial stress from him is my goal. 
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<div>Steven has always been a giver and has helped so many people. To this day I meet people who know him and surprise me with their how Steven helped them stories.  He has a huge heart and doesn’t know a stranger. 
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<div>If your heart leads you to contribute financially or to pray for him please know that we truly appreciate it!!
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<div>Staying in prayer, faith and hope. 
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<div>Thank you ! 
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<div>Hi, my name is Jessica and I'm creating this fundraiser for my parents Bob and Kathy Hapgood to help with the medical expenses after my mom's stroke. 
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<div>As many of you know, mom (Kathy Hapgood) had a stroke on Sunday, December 18th. This was incredibly unexpected. She was flown to Reno on Monday as that was the closest ICU facility with a neurology unit. She had a brain bleed on the right side of her brain. Because there is healthy tissue around the bleed, they decided surgery would not be the best course of action. Cognitively mom is all there. She recognizes everyone and can carry on conversations and answer questions. Mom passed the most critical phase and is now in a skilled nursing and rehabilitation hospital in Reno. She currently does not have use of her left side. We don’t currently have an estimate of when she will be able to come home, but hopefully within a few weeks. Dad is currently staying over there to be with her. 
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<div>Many people have asked how they can help and if they could donate, so we’ve set up a bank account at US Bank and this go fund me so you can donate as they feel called. There are obvious bills such as medical, hotel, travel, etc., and the not so obvious of remodeling their home to be suitable for wheelchair/walker access and repairing some damage sustained during the earthquake. 
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<div>Thank you so much for all of your support so far, the prayers, calls, texts, cards, donations, and more. You are appreciated more than you know.
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<p>This last Saturday, February 15, the Huntington family experienced a heartache that is completely changing the dynamic of the family’s focus. Michelle and Randy Huntington’s 20 year old son, Jacob, was hiking up on the ridge in Pirate’s Cove, Avila Beach, when he slipped and fell approximately 20 feet into the ocean hitting the rocks below. He was only in the water for about 30 seconds, as bystanders pulled him out and called authorities. The fall and those 30 seconds in the water, however,  has proven to be frightful with the injuries that Jacob has sustained.
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<p>Thankfully, Jacob is alive. <br /><br />Jacob is in intensive care with a severe head injury and has a stint in his head to control the swelling on his brain. He fractured his lumbar, and the doctors had to place bags in his lungs due to the severity of injury from the salt water.<br /><br />I have known Michelle and Randy for 38 years. The three of us were inseparable in high school and stay very close today. I have known both of their kids, Megan and Jacob, since they were born. Those of you who know the Huntington family, know that they are hard working, kind, funny, fun, ethical, moral, genuine people. Those of you who know them, know just how much their kids mean to them, me, and the rest of their family.<br /><br />I am asking you to please help with the astronautical medical bills that are being accumulated now along with the long road of recovery to come. If it can’t be done monetarily, please send forth your prayers for a complete recovery. <br /><br />Thank you.
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