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 Hi, my name is Lexie Linebaugh, and as many of you know, my father, Chris Linebaugh, has experienced a significant decline in his health. After winning his first battle with cancer ten years ago, he was put into remission. In March 2026, he was diagnosed with cancer of the esophagus and liver. Recent medical scans showed that it has spread to every part of his body resulting in immense daily pain and the worsening of his overall health and functioning. He fought courageously in the ICU over the past four days and has been placed on hospice care as of today where he can spend his remaining days peacefully and comfortably with his family.
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Help Support Chris Linebaugh’s Final Care

<div>Hey folks... As many of you might or might not know, <strong>our friend Kent Selby has been and continues to have major health issues</strong>. If you've seen his recent FB post, you can see a list of health issues that are difficult to fathom.

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<div>If you can find it in your heart, please contribute <strong>SOMETHING to help him and his family financially</strong>. <strong>EVERY LITTLE BIT HELPS!!</strong>

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Support Kent Selby Through His Health Struggles

Reverend Randall Vaughan has always been a source of strength and compassion in his community. As a retired minister, he spent his life serving others and spreading God's word, touching countless lives with his kindness and support. Now, he faces an incredibly difficult chapter: after already battling Multiple Myeloma, he has been diagnosed with acute leukemia. The addition of another cancer has meant frequent hospital stays for platelet transfusions, which have placed a heavy financial burden on him and his wife. 
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 Reverend Vaughan has dedicated his life to helping others, and now, in his time of need, we ask for your support. If you have been touched by his kindness or simply want to help a family facing a difficult journey, your generosity will make a real difference. Thank you for considering a donation and for standing with Reverend Vaughan and his family during this challenging time.

Support for Reverend Vaughan's Cancer Care

<div>As most of you know, Adelyn was in a severe golf cart accident on July 24th around 6:30. She suffered 2 brain bleeds and a fractured collar bone. I wanted to make this account to help with any of the medical expenses and hotel stays while Adelyn is in Louisville. I wanted to help this wonderful family in anyway possible. Keep the prayers coming!
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Adelyn Payne

<div>While we’ve all known Kent as the fun guy, the funny guy, and most of all the good guy. What you might not know is right now, he’s the guy that could use a little help. Dealing with the prospects of a possible liver transplant. Medical expenses have become almost an equal burden to the current health challenges. No one should have to face this type of stress while dealing with major health issues. This Go fund me account has been set up for anyone who has ever spent any time with this great guy, and hopefully to relieve a little bit of the stress from the financial side of things for him and his family. While prayers are always wonderful and needed, a small financial contribution could go along a long way. If each of us will pitch in just something, it would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance for all your help for our good friend Kent. 
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Just needing a little help here...

<div>Terry Shock passed away suddenly March 4th, 2022. He leaves behind a wife, Kathy, 2 sons, Quinten and Dakota, a daughter,Joleta, and 2 granddaughters, Lynnox and Maxleigh. Terry did not have life insurance. His wife is in bad health herself and the family struggles financially. All funds raised will go toward funeral and burial expenses. If you cannot donate financially thoughts and prayers are greatly appreciated.  Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for your thoughts. Prayers, and generosity.
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Funeral and Burial Expenses

<div>We’re reaching out to let you know we are kicking off a campaign to help with medical bills for Kim and Jesse Spell. Jesse and Kim are beloved BA parents. Both are very involved in the community with a heart to help and serve others in a time of need. And now they need our help!  Jesse has been in and out of the hospital since the end of November. What started out as a surgery to remove a benign lump in his pancreas lead to removal of half of his spleen and pancreas. Since then Jesse has developed infections and serious complications from the first surgery which has lead to 2 more surgeries. Has been admitted once again to St.Thomas. Jesse has not be able to eat or drink in weeks. Today, a f eeding tube was inserted to provide him adequate nutrition until they can correct the perforation in his stomach. There is still much battle to fight and a long road of recovery.
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<div>We can’t help physically because of covid restrictions at the hospital, but we can help ease the financial burden and resultant stress that the family is facing. Please consider making a generous gift if you can today, or pledging to do so in the coming months. Please please pray for Jesse, Kim and the boys during this difficult time.
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Help the Spells with their Medical Bills

<p>Our close brother in Christ, Renato Domasig was loved by all his family and friends.  He was an upbeat, encouraging, strong believer who loved Jesus and led worship to congregations and audiences with a powerful voice.  He touched the lives of everyone he came across with his cheerful spirit.<br /><br />He and his wife, Loida, are like brother and sister to me and my husband as we raised our children together as family. So many memories will forever be remembered and we'll remain grateful for.
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<p>Please help us raise funds to help his beautiful family who have been affected by Covid-19.  Both wife and one of his sons are recovering at home. Your prayers and donations are greatly appreciated.  Thank you all for your support.
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Funeral and Hospital Bills for Renato Domasig

The funeral was Friday 1-31. Beautiful service. Melanie still has a long road ahead. Please continue prayers. Thank you  


Update:  Terry lost his battle with cancer Monday  night (1/27) at 11:25 pm.  Please continue to pray for the family.  Thank you and God Bless.  



Terry and Melanie have been married 33 years.  They have 2 children and 2 grand daughters, plus a bonus grand daughter.   He’s been fighting pancreatic cancer for close to 9 months and the time is near. 





<p>Unfortunately, they do not have life insurance or any funds for a memorial or funeral service. Therefore, we are needing to raise funds to help Melanie with arrangements. <br /><br />This is tragic for any and every family, but to add the financial burden is heartbreaking. Please pray for the Melanie and the family during this time. And if you find it in your heart and have any extra, please donate what God compels or touches your heart to donate. Thank you and God Bless. 




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Terry Belcher’s Memorial Fund

On January 15, the world lost a man of great generosity, love, capability and kindness when he was struck and killed by a tractor trailer while his vehicle was disabled on the side of the road.<br />Cyndi lost her soul mate.  Their four children, Nick, Kyle, Kelsey, and Rylee lost their devoted father who adored them. Please consider showing your love and thoughts by making a contribution help lessen the burden on his family and help them continue to live in their family home until his youngest graduates from high school next year.

Dambacher Family

Jill and Mike Tanner travel 2 hours away to Louisville every 21 days for Jill's chemo treatment.  Because of her latest reaction to treatment she now has to be hospitalized for every treatment.  Because of this Mike has to take more time off from work to take care of Jill. Henceforth, this raises financial issues because Mike is the sole provider for their household. Dealing with and caring for a person with cancer is a tough enough battle without having financial burdens added to the stress.  Jill is my Teal sister and has been fighting Breast and now Ovarian Cancer for 8 years. Let's give Jill a smile with a small donation to show her how much we love her!!

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