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Samuel Weidenhofer

Patriotic Kenny Foundation

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That Good News Girl

Ben Saunders - Flawless Cleaning

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<div> The fundraiser will help cover his medical costs and road to recovery while they navigate their day-to-day bills and living expenses. Any support or share would mean so much to them as they face this painful and unexpected chapter together. If you cannot give financially, please send prayers for my sister and brother.
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On the Way to Their Wedding

<div>This fundraiser is for Luke Focer, stewarded by his brother Brandon Focer and supported by Luke’s closest teammates. 
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<div>Net proceeds, minus GoFundMe transaction fees, will be used to cover immediate costs associated with the celebration of life and funeral arrangements. Remaining funds will be used to provide for the long-term welfare and education of Luke’s three young boys. Brandon will manage all withdrawals. 
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<div>Luke was a loving father, son, brother, and friend. He was a combat veteran of the United States Marine Corps and served as an infantryman, Scout Sniper and Special Operations Marine Raider deploying multiple times in support of the Global War on Terrorism.
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<div>After his active duty service he continued to serve his nation as a military contractor until he transferred to the corporate sector, excelling in sales and establishing global lines of effort and programs for leading tech firms amongst defense and law enforcement industries.
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<div>He touched the lives of everyone around him with his huge heart, always offering support and kindness whenever it was needed. He was a tireless advocate for the Afghan Special Operations community and built enduring relationships with numerous international partners. His sudden passing has left his loved ones across the world devastated, making this loss even more difficult to process. 
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<div>Luke leaves behind three young boys who depended on him for guidance and love. In the midst of this tragedy, his brother Brandon has stepped up to manage the situation, coordinating everything and ensuring that donations are distributed directly to the family and Luke’s children. Brandon is working tirelessly to handle funeral and burial arrangements, as well as provide ongoing support for the boys. The financial burden of these unexpected expenses is overwhelming, and your generosity can make a real difference in their lives.
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<div>Thank you for any support you can provide to Brandon and Luke’s family and children. Your kindness and compassion mean so much during this heartbreaking time, and will help them honor Luke’s memory and care for his boys as they move forward.
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Fundraiser for Luke Focer - stewarded by his brother Brandon

<div>My name is Joshua Blood, and I’m reaching out to ask for support for my incredible wife, Jessie. Jessie has been diagnosed with Interstitial Lung Disease, caused by Mixed Connective Tissue Disease, a rare and aggressive condition that continues to destroy her lungs even with treatment. Despite her strength and determination, her lung function has dropped below 45%, and doctors have confirmed that she will need a double lung transplant within the next year to survive.

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<div>Jessie is a devoted mother to our 8-year-old daughter, and a loving stepmom to our 12 and 14-year-old children. Without this transplant, she may never get to see them graduate, go to prom, or walk down the aisle. We are fighting with everything we have to give her that chance.

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<div>A transplant is just the beginning of a long and demanding recovery journey. Jessie and I will need to relocate near the Mayo Clinic for 3 to 4 months after surgery for intensive follow-up care, physical therapy, and constant medical monitoring. During this time:

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<div>We humbly ask for your support in this fight. Every donation—no matter the size—will help us breathe a little easier and focus on what truly matters: giving Jessie a future.

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Being Weezy Ain’t Easy – Help Jessie Get New Lungs

<div>Hi, my name is Carmen Lamphere, wife of Mark Lamphere and mother of Anastasia Lamphere.
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<div>As a federal agent, Mark was wounded by gunfire in the line of duty. He's currently in ICU and stable but still in critical condition.
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<div>Mark is a former Marine and Border Patrol Agent and is currently an Air Marine Interdiction Agent. Mark joined AMO in February 2021 and is currently stationed in Puerto Rico. Two other agents were also injured during this event, with different outcomes.
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<div>Mark and I have a 10-month-old baby girl, Anastasia. She's Daddy's Mini Me. Those of you who know Mark personally know he is a pleased, energetic and kind person, a wonderful husband, and a fantastic father.
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<div>Due to this tragic event, I am seeking help from those who find it in their heart to help us with financial support. We greatly appreciate all our love and support these past few days. It will be a long recovery, but Mark is strong, and as a family, we will get through this.
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<div>We would appreciate it if you all could keep us in your thoughts and prayers, and hoping for a full recovery.
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Wounded Agent in Line of Duty

<div>Michel was the most loving son, brother, and father. He migrated to the US at the age of 18. He dedicated many years of his life to protecting this country as a US army member, a border patrol, and finally, as a customs and border protection agent. On November 17th, 2022, he was fatally shot while in the line of duty. He is survived by his parents, siblings and daughter. This fundraiser is going to help his family.
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In memory of Michel Maceda

<div>Tim Murphy passed away tragically and suddenly on Saturday, June 18th, 2022. Tim was a father, a husband, a son, a brother, and a friend to many. He served both his nation and his community as a Paratrooper in the Army and a Fire Fighter in Central Florida. Tim recently separated from the military and returned to Florida where he would establish himself at a new job prior to bringing the rest of his family. Unfortunately, he passed before any of that could happen. The wife and daughter that he left behind are not only transitioning out of the military lifestyle themselves, but will now make the move back from Fort Bragg without Tim to help, lead, or guide them. I'm asking that you consider providing financial support to Tim's family as they face both the burden of this loss and the endeavor of transitioning to a new normal here at home.<br /><br />All proceeds will go directly to Mrs. Kate Murphy.
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In  loving memory of Timothy Murphy

<div>By God’s beautiful design, Scott and his family came into our lives a few short years ago. We soon came to realize that our youngest son, Kobe, and Scott’s daughter, Maggie would be graduating together in August 2020 from Skyline High School. They had been friends for quite some time, but “we” as the parents had unfortunately never met.
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<div>Our weekends began to consist of potlucks, campfires, and storytelling. Just what we were looking for, the <em>“back to basics”</em> of what is important. (My husband and I have learned over the years, after many deployments, that the material things are just not that important). We wanted connection, simplicity, and true, meaningful friendships. This is the <strong>gift</strong> that we received from Scott and Wendy.
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Scott J. Lavey Medical & Funeral Expenses

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<div>In late September, Alyssa spent a relaxing mother-daughter week at a St. Pete beachfront condo with her mom and aunt. Alyssa decided to stay for a few more days alone before starting her new job. On the evening of October 7, 2021, Alyssa was found by a friend on the floor in the rented condo unresponsive. She was transported to a local hospital where it was determined she had a sustained a traumatic brain injury (TBI) with a skull fracture on the left side of her brain and a brain bleed on the opposite side. 
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Help for Alyssa's Road to Recovery

<p>Hi everyone - thank you for joining this community in support of Eli and his family. For those of you who are new to Eli’s story, after a few weeks of concerning symptoms, he was diagnosed in August of 2021 with an inoperable brain tumor. Since then, the Paine family (Rachel, Chris, June, &amp; Lucy + amazing grandparents &amp; family!) has been doing everything possible for this funny, clever, sweet 6-year old boy.<br /><br />Some of you may have contributed to a Go Fund Me at the very beginning of this journey that Eli’s tribe started to help fund the initial first months of radiation and medical expenses. Your generous donations enabled Rachel to stay home and care full time for Eli, helped the family travel to Houston to be part of a conference with the latest access to research on pediatric brain cancer, cover out-of-pocket expenses for medical care, and enabled them to make some precious family memories.<br /><br />Now, 8 months past diagnosis, Eli is has just begun another round of radiation. Rachel is still staying home, and Chris is no longer paid for the FMLA days he needs to take off for Eli’s care. Rachel estimates that they spend about $400-500 monthly on just the supplements that Eli takes to mitigate the side effects of his chemo protocol and radiation treatment. Now that they are traveling to Miami for radiation, there are also gas costs, hotel expenses, and lots of other costs. In addition to their 13K out of pocket insurance expenses, they are pursuing other medical options not approved by insurance to help Eli.<br /><br />Eli’s tribe has decided to up the goal of his Go Fund Me to help with expenses for this next phase of Eli’s treatment. We all want to be able to do something - for now, this is what they really need. Let’s help relieve a little bit of the pressure and stress of the financial side of their journey so Chris and Rachel can focus on Eli’s healing journey and their family.<br /><br />Thank you!
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<p><br />*** To subscribe to keep up to date with Eli, join us over on Caring Bridge. ** <br /><a href="https://www.caringbridge.org/visit/loveforeli" target="_blank" class="" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">https://www.caringbridge.org/visit/loveforeli</a>
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Hope for Eli

<p>Norman James Dodson is a Special Forces Intelligence Sergeant, who when called upon, put his life on the line serving our great country, the United States of America. He deployed to Afghanistan as a Green Beret and Irregular Warfare Analyst for a combined 60 months during a 10-year period.
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<p>Due to delays in immigration, this Green Beret was and still is waiting for a visa to allow his wife, Saadat, into the United States.
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<p>July 17, 2021, Saadat delivered two beautiful twins, Izabel and Jason, in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan. Tragically, she never had a chance to hold them.   She experienced severe anemic like abdominal bleeding, post Caesarean Section.  The significant blood loss caused multiple organs to fail, including her kidneys and brain. During the next 24 hours, doctors performed two additional surgeries to find the source of the bleeding and multiple blood transfusions to save her life. <br /><br />Her Hemoglobin count dropped to a deadly level of 20 g/dl, creating an anoxic condition conducive to organ failure.  A normal Hemoglobin count is 120 g/dl.  She is currently plateaued at 100 g/dl, not where she needs to be.  Her diagnosis is severe abdominal bleeding “<strong>disseminated with intravascular coagulation (DIC)</strong>,” which triggered <strong>Multiple Organ Dysfunction Syndrome</strong> <strong>(MODS)</strong>.   <br /><br />She remains in a medically induced light coma and still a very serious condition.  She is still fighting a blood infection caused by the kidney failure.   July 25, 2021 the doctor’s switched antibiotics, because the previous cocktail was not working.  July 30, 2021, the doctors again switched antibiotics to penicillin.  July 26, 2021, she had a cerebral MRI revealing stroke like damage on either side of her brain and frontal lobe hemorrhaging.  We are praying that the damage is minimal.  She can move her right arm and leg and just recently moved her left arm and leg slightly.  July 27, 2021, she had a two-additional surgical procedure when they opened her abdomen up again to clean an infection and give her a Tracheotomy.   <strong>Saadat is going to need extensive physical therapy and be under the care of a kidney and brain specialist.</strong><br /><br />In Kyrgyzstan, there is no medical insurance. Everything is paid for in cash.  The hospitals provide the medical staff, the bed, medical equipment, and a daily list of supplies, medicine, and plasma for the family to provide.  They don’t even supply clean bed sheets nor food.  Each day is like a scavenger hunt scouring the town to purchase the necessary lifesaving supplies, costing an average of $400 per day.  She is lucky to have a loving family supporting her, but she is still in a third world country where the medical facilities and resources are nowhere near the superior quality that we enjoy as American citizens.
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<p>Thanks to SOCOM Warrior Care Coalition and an Army General Officer,  SFC Dodson coordinating with TRICARE International/International SOS to evacuate Saadat.   We were looking at Turkey, but that option stalled.  International SOS is now coordinating with the Lundstuhl Regional Medical Center (LRMC) in Germany.   They hope to begin the evacuation operation on Saturday, August 7, 2021. <strong>  The medical evacuation doctors reviewed her medical report and anticipate Saadat will be hospitalized through October and possibly longer.  </strong>We will know more once she is evaluated by the American medical staff at LRMC.<br /><br />We would like to thank Senator Rubio and Congressman Lowenthal  offices for working with us to expedite an Emergency Visa for Saadat and US Passports for Izabel and Jason.  We need to get them to the United States of America as soon as possible.  The family unity will be critical to her recovery.  <br /><br /><strong>We intend to use the donations received through this GoFundMe site to pay for all expenses now and throughout Saadat's rehabilitation.    <br /><br /></strong><strong>Updates will continue to be provided throughout Saadat's recovery</strong>!!!  Thank you so much for all the generous donations.<br /><br />Every prayer and every dollar donated counts.
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US Military’s Family In Desperate & Urgent Need!

<strong>                                           "I Am My Brothers Keeper"<br /></strong>      This memorial page has been created to celebrate the life and memory of Sergeant First Class Peter PittsDilley and support to his family. For those of you who know Pete, he was truly a "Quiet Professional" in his service to our nation and local communities. Understanding the dangers of his chosen professions, Pete selflessly served with both the Army Special Forces "Green Berets" as well as the Miami Dade Police Department. Pete was also a devoted father of 4 children Amanda, Mark, Kyle and Ethan; beloved son of  Rudi and brother to Paul PittsDilley. We graciously ask you to share memories of Pete and if you'd like, provide a donation to his family to cover associated costs for his services and travel expenses. Additional funds will be provided to his kids. Pete's Memorial Service details are provided below. <strong><br /><br />Friday, May 21 <br /><br />Bernardo Garcia Funeral Homes<br />12050 SW 117TH Avenue<br />Miami, FL 33186<br /><br />Family 10-11am<br />Public 11-2pm</strong>

Pete Pittsdilley Memorial Donations

This urgent call for help goes out to the hundreds, if not thousands, of people who know Dusty. Those who have been tattooed by him, ridden motorcycles or hotrods with him, been inspired by him, or have simply had the pleasure of engaging with him. If you haven’t heard, Dusty was shot by police during a raid in his home in the early hours of November 7th, 2019. He is now fighting for his life.<br /><br />As he lay in the hospital clinging to life and undergoing numerous lifesaving surgeries, we are trying to raise much needed money for his medical expenses, living expenses and to keep Dusty’s home and other assets, many of which were inherited from his deceased father, from having to be sold or foreclosed.   <br /><br />Someone you can count on, Dusty is always the first to offer help and the last to accept it. He values the love of friends and family over money. He knows that honesty trumps deceit and believes a man’s word is his bond – a handshake is all you need to seal any deal. He is the man who will take his shirt off his back or give you his last dollar if needed, he is always there to defend the underdog and those in need.<br /><br />If your life has been touched by Dusty and you can spare even a few dollars, please help us raise the modest goal of $50,000 as soon as possible to help Dusty with necessities needed during this life-changing event. As said before, Dusty would never ask this of his friends and family. Please pray for his recovery, and if you can, please donate to help us achieve justice for a great brother, son, friend, tattooer, custom car and bike builder and American patriot.<br /><br />Thank you all so very much.

Help Us Help Dusty

Rachel Lagowski and her two sons Braedan (11) and Broghan (9) were involved in a horrible car accident in Loveland, Colorado on Tuesday December 4th 2018. Rachel passed the next day.  Both sons sustained serious injuries.  <br /><br />This go fund me was set up to assist their father, Steven, care for them over the holidays as well as help provide a nice christmas.

The Lagowski Family Fund

I am Belinda McCauley widow of Jerome P McCauley, Jr. He was a true American hero. He was a Navy SEAL who lost his life defending our country in Iraq Jan. 31 2008. <br /><br />My life, and the lives of my family and friends were changed forever on that day; as one could imagine. Our son, Romie who is 27 years old, has not been able to deal with the loss of his father in a healthy way. He turned to drugs and alchohol and is still suffering this horrible addiction. <br /><br />As his mother, it is heart breaking to see our son slowly killing himself. He needs a residential treatment program that will help him get off of drugs, become healthy (mentally and physically)and give him the life he is worthy of. <br /><br />God has blessed me with a wonderful progam for Romie in Florida that is a perfect match for him.  Your contributions would be used to pay for his 90 day stay, his transportion from California to Florida (himself and an escort) and  the essentials he needs to bring with him.<br /><br />I am blessed that this treatment facility is willing to work with me on a monthly payment plan since Romie has no insurance. And, they were able to give me a discount because of his father's sacrifice.<br /><br />I know what it is like to have your whole world turned upside down in a matter of minutes. I did not only lose my husband on Jan 31 2008 but, my son as well on that day. I know I can not have my husband back with me in the physical sense  but, I long to have my son  back. <br /><br />Therefore, I am reaching out to family, friends and  Teammates of my late husband, for your donations. Rehabilatation is so very costly and I am not able to do this on my own.<br /><br />It would mean the world to me and I would be so ever grateful for helping me achieve my goal and to  get my son the help he needs. Thank you for taking the time to read this. If, any of you knew my husband, Jerry you know how much he loved Romie and does not want  him to suffer any longer.<br /><br />Blessings,<br /><br />Belinda McCauley

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