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 My name is Jana, and I am starting this account to help ease the financial burden of my husband, Fred's illness. For the past nearly 9 years, Fred has been battling <strong>stage four neuroendocrine pancreatic cancer</strong>. Throughout this terrible journey, we have never asked for any financial help. We have had a lot of emotional support from family that helped us get to this point.
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Donate to Ease Fred’s Family Burden

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<div>My words will be hard right now. And No moment had or will ever prepare me for this as a dad. On Friday on our way and almost packed to leave to Tuscon for Aubrey, Christa's older sisters funeral, I found Vance moments after a gun accident. I am unwell. I have no words to explain this completely unimaginable time. Just a week after his aunt died from her own mental pain and pain so unbearable for us all from her passing. He currently is at Primary Children's in critical condition with no brain activity in his left side. We are leaving it to Vance to pull through this day and bless the rest of decide to go home to heaven and leave us with an impossible mountain and hole in our hearts or pull through and be on a long road to new normal life. Please send us prayers and thoughts as we navigate this exquisitely difficult pain and time. We love you and hope that he pulls through on his wishes. He has been surrounded by love and we'd love you to send him all your good vibes and love too. We don't see a lot of hope here for any normal life for him but we will leave it to him to decide.
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<div>Keeping him comfortable and held. We are devastated.
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<div>Our dear friends are facing an unimaginable amount of heartbreak. They recently tragically lost their sister, and now their son is fighting for his life at Primary Children’s Hospital.
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<div>Their family is facing a long and difficult road ahead as they focus on being by their son’s side and supporting him through this fight. Along with the emotional toll, there are quickly growing expenses—medical bills, childcare for their other children, gas and travel expenses, meals, and the many unexpected costs that come with having a child in the hospital.
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<div>Right now, their only priority should be their son and being there for him. We would love to come together as a community and help ease some of the financial burden so they can focus on what matters most: their family and their son’s recovery.
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<div>Any donation, no matter the amount, will make a difference. And if you aren’t able to donate, sharing this fundraiser and keeping their family in your thoughts and prayers means more than you know.
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<div>Let’s surround this family with love, support, and hope during this incredibly difficult time. ❤️
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Support for a Family in Crisis

<div>On May 14, 2026, the Gale family’s lives changed forever after a devastating accident at Pony Express Parkway and Mountain View Corridor in Saratoga Springs.

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<div>A semitruck collided with the family’s minivan, leaving multiple family members seriously injured and tragically taking the life of their 13-year-old son Parker. Several loved ones remain hospitalized and facing a long road to recovery.

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<div>During this unimaginable time, the Gale family is facing overwhelming medical expenses, funeral costs, lost income, and the many day-to-day burdens that come with a tragedy like this.

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<div>We are asking our community, friends, neighbors, and anyone who feels moved to help support the Gale family. Every donation — no matter the amount — will go directly toward helping them focus on healing, recovery, and being together as a family.

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<div>If you are unable to donate, please consider sharing this fundraiser and keeping the Gale family in your thoughts and prayers.

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<div>Thank you for surrounding this family with love and support during one of the hardest moments of their lives.

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Support the Gale Family After Tragic Accident

<div>It is with great sadness that we share the news of Ann’s Franklins passing after a courageous battle with sarcoma cancer. Ann faced her illness with incredible strength and grace, touching the lives of everyone around her with her kindness, resilience, and unwavering spirit.
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<div>In her honor, we have set up this GoFundMe to help cover the costs of her memorial service and to support her family during this difficult time. The contributions will ensure that Ann’s family receives the assistance they need.
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<div>She leaves behind her husband Daryl and her daughter Alia. She is survived also by her mother, Darlene.
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<div>Ann and Daryl met at the singles group at Canyon Ridge Christian Church where they created many friendships. Ann was apart of the church choir and the mother of preschoolers group. Ann grew up in Wisconsin and settled in Las Vegas, NV. Ann enjoyed playing percussion, the Green Bay packers, her Mary Kay small business, coffee, time with her friends, and most importantly she adored her daughter and Husband.
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<div>Ann will be forever missed. She was so beautiful inside and out. She had an infectious smile and laugh. She was always kind, caring, and positive to others. She was accepting and welcoming to friends and people around her. She was an amazing wife and mother and it is so heart breaking for them. Please consider donating.
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<div>We love you Ann and you will always be talked about, loved, missed, and we promise never forgotten. Ann you were the best and there will never be another you.
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Honoring Ann Franklin, Support for Her Family

<div>Rachel Mason passed away on Friday May 10, 2024. She was a beloved member of the Westlake Cheer Team. She will be dearly missed by all. She brought so much joy to her teammates and truly was everyone’s biggest cheerleader.
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<div>Rachel had the kindest soul and was a friend to everyone she encountered. Her beautiful smile really did light up any room she was in and her sense of humor was infectious. She had a wonderful way of keeping everybody’s spirits up and making them laugh.
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<div>The Westlake Cheer Team loved having Rachel with them. The bonds they built together as a team are unbreakable, and the memories that were created together will forever be cherished.
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<div>At this time of grief and mourning, we are trying to ease the financial burden for funeral costs and expenses. Your donation will be greatly appreciated by the Mason family as they prepare for a memorial service honoring their sweet daughter. Family and friends are invited to attend the services, Friday May 17th at 12:00. There will be a viewing before from 9-11:30. It will be held at the church next to Vista Height Middle School. Address is: 612 Pony Express Parkway, Saratoga Springs, UT 84045
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Honoring Rachel Mason: Funeral Fund Support

<div>On February 24th, Dee's 17-year-old son Zeke, was involved in a catastrophic accident that led to him being urgently flown to Primary Children's Hospital. Despite the best efforts of the medical team, he tragically could not overcome his injuries and passed away. This has been a devastating tragedy for Dee and her family, turning their world upside down.
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<div>This loss is unfathomable. No parent should ever have to endure the heartbreak of losing a child twice in their lifetime. Dee is facing a level of devastation that is hard to comprehend. During this incredibly difficult time, her friends and community are coming together to offer support in any way we can.
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<div>We are initiating this GoFundMe to assist Dee and her family with the financial burdens that have suddenly fallen upon them. The funds raised will help cover medical expenses, funeral costs and any unforeseen expenses that arise as they navigate through this period of mourning and adjustment.
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<div>In moments like these, the power of community is more important than ever. Any contribution, no matter how small, can make a significant difference in alleviating the financial stress on Dee and her family during this period of immense grief. Together, we can help provide them with the support they need to focus on healing and remembering the life of their sweet and incredible Zeke.
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<div>Please consider donating to this cause and sharing this campaign with your network. Let's show Dee and her family that they are not alone and that, in times of sorrow, love and community can bring light to the darkest of places.
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<div>Thank you for your kindness, generosity, and support during this unimaginably difficult time.
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Support Dee Gordon and Family Through Their Loss

<p>Hi everyone, as you may have heard the <br />Oldham family lost their oldest son George to a tragic farming accident on March 6, 2021.  When we hear of these <br />awful tragedies so many want to help, but <br />don’t know how.  Financial support eases one of the burdens a family faces in the wake of <br />tragedy. <br /><br />If you know the Oldham’s, you love the <br />Oldham’s. The same is also true about their son George. He was known for his love of everything and for everyone, being known as <br />“everyone’s biggest cheerleader.” He was the <br />best big brother to his 4 younger siblings. It <br />was uncommon to drive past their Montana home not to see George and Carter outside <br />playing, it didn’t matter what the temperature was, they were there.   They are going through the unimaginable right now, please help them as they try to navigate through this heavy <br />load.
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George Oldham Family

Greg Zanis has been trying to comfort and give peace to those in need with his handmade memorials for over 20 years. He has made and personally delivered over 26,000 memorial's. Greg needs your help in order to continue to follow his heart and do what he believes is his calling. Greg has recently traveled to El Paso and now plans to go to Ohio with more memorials after the two tragic events our nation suffered these past fee days. Any support will help Greg continue his work.

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Greg Zanis Funeral Expenses and Financial Recovery

<img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/47410154_1586932523500364_r.jpeg" alt="47410154_1586932523500364_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" /><br /> As friends and family of the Stock’s, we wanted to share what they are going through and ask for your help.<br /><br />Ashley and Ben have 3 beautiful children. Ten-year-old Wes and Seven-year-old Sawyer and their 2 1/2-year-old daughter Stevie. Very recently Stevie began to decline in motor functions, expressed extreme irritability and most recently seemed to struggle with the basic function of walking. Ashley and Ben have been regularly working with doctors and therapists over the past month trying to figure out what was wrong. On Easter Sunday, under the recommendation of their doctor, they admitted Stevie to Children’s Hospital Los Angeles where doctors confirmed their worst fears. They found a large mass on Stevie’s brain. <br /><br />Stevie was diagnosed with rare brain cancer called DIPG. This cancer has a 0%  survival rate. They have met with several doctors and teams of specialists.  They have explored any and all options and unfortunately, this is their reality. In their own words, they are “shattered, broken, gutted…” We are feeling their pain and can’t begin to understand how to process this.<br /><br />They plan to bring Stevie home as soon as possible and make her as comfortable as they can in her own bed, with her loving brothers and 2 puppies by her side. This has undoubtedly taken a financial toll on their family already and will continue to as they navigate in-home care which will help to keep her pain free, for the little time she has left. Ashley and Ben want to do everything in their power to help each member of their family get through this unthinkable pain.<br /><br />Ben and Ashley are advocates for mental and emotional health, especially in children. Utilizing healthcare professionals for both of them as well as Wesley and Sawyer far into the future have become a top priority for their family.<br /><br />The outpouring of love the Stocks have already felt has been incredible. The far-reaching power of this amazing, young family has blessed so many lives. They have given so much and gone above and beyond for the people in their lives. They have found ways to connect with so many of us through their words and acts of service. They’ve shown up in our lives and helped so many of us feel like we are not alone through our hardships in life.  Whether you know them through work or school or church or maybe you found them through Ashley’s internet and social media presence or are a part of Ashley’s oily family they have had an impact on all of us. It is our turn to show up for them.<br /><br />We all feel so helpless. We know many of you do too and want a way to help. Alleviating the added financial stresses that are inevitable in situations like these is one thing we can help with. We understand that these can be difficult times for many of us. With the current pandemic, which is complicating things beyond what we could imagine, for all of us, and we appreciate anything you feel you can contribute. Every bit counts.

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