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<div>On Saturday, April 18th, our lives changed forever. Our beloved brother, Marc Izard, passed away in Las Vegas while doing what he loved most—attending WWE WrestleMania weekend.
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<div>Marc wasn’t just a spectator; he was a staple of the wrestling community. From his childhood days to his travels across the globe, Marc’s life was defined by his passion for the ring. Whether it was supporting local independent promotions or traveling for the "Grandest Stage of Them All," Marc lived for the energy, the stories, and the idols he met along the way.
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<div>The Heart of a Superfan Marc spent his life following the sport that inspired him. He was a familiar face to many in the indie scene and a dedicated WWE fan who cherished every moment spent ringside. Tragically, after attending Friday Night SmackDown, Marc’s journey came to an unexpected end.
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<div><strong>Why We Need Your Help </strong>
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<div>Marc passed away far from home. As a family, our priority is to bring him back so we can give him the send-off he deserves, surrounded by the people who loved him. 
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<div>However, the costs associated with international repatriation and funeral arrangements are overwhelming.
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<div>We are reaching out to the wrestling community—the "Wrestling Family" that Marc loved so much—and to anyone who knew him, to help us bring him home.
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<div><strong>How You Can Help</strong>
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<div>* Donate: Any amount, no matter how small, goes directly toward the costs of bringing Marc home and his funeral services.
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<div>* Share: Please share this page on social media using #BringMarcHome and tagging the wrestling promotions or personalities Marc followed.
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<div>* Memories: If you have photos of Marc at shows or stories of meeting him in the crowd, please share them here. We want to celebrate the joy he felt for the business.
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<div>* Charity: Any remaining money raised will be donated in Marc’s memory to the following Charities; Diabetes UK &amp; Addenbrooke’s Hospital Charitable Trust &amp; The Make A Wish Foundation all charities he supported. 
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<div>Marc traveled the world for wrestling. Now, we just want to bring him home one last time.
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<div>Thank you for your kindness, your prayers, and your support.
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<div>The Izard family &amp; friends. 
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<div>Hi, my name is Ashley. I'm a trans woman / artist that's been trying to find solid work for a long time and needs help staying sheltered during the job hunt. 

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<div>Long story short how I got here, in early covid I took an opportunity to be a caretaker for somebody in exchange for rent. Unfortunately I could not take extra work outside of being a caretaker at the request of the person I was taking care of. As time went on I expressed concerns that I wouldn't have enough cash when they didn't need a caretaker. I was repeatedly told not to worry about that. And then it happened and I was left scrambling to find a new place to live.

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<div>I managed to find a new spot and solid employment relatively quickly but unfortunately became extremely ill to the point that I would be sent home from work, and then fired for taking too many sick days. The place I was staying at had an intense black mold problem, when the landlord was reached out to to fix this he evicted everyone saying simultaneously that there was no real black mold problem and that if there was it had nothing to do with the bathroom fan that he had been asked to fix years ago.

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<div>After that I lived in a rental car for around 7 months, using that for work. Then I lost that rental when I needed to replace my ID and the in-app validator wouldn't accept temporary IDs. I've been doing animal care and looking for more solid work since then. Unfortunately my experience is all in the service industry where it is especially now particularly difficult for trans women to get hired in. I've had luck with two seasons of haunt and random gigs but nothing solid.

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<div>I've staying in the cheapest hostel I can find and I need help staying in here as I keep applying. A share or reply helps if you cannot give, and both are greatly appreciated.

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