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<div>It is with heavy hearts that we share the sudden and heartbreaking loss of a devoted husband and loving father, Dean Tyree. He was the foundation of his family—a constant source of strength, love, and guidance for his wife, Deanna, and their three kids Brianna, Wriley, and Logen.
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<div>His passing has left an unimaginable void in their lives. Beyond the emotional pain, the family is now facing unexpected financial challenges during an already overwhelming time. As they begin to navigate life without him, they need support to help cover funeral expenses, daily living costs, and to ensure the children continue to have stability and care in the months ahead.
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<div>He was a man who gave so much to those around him—always willing to help, always putting his family first. Now, it's our turn to come together and support the people he loved most.
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<div>Any contribution, no matter the amount, will make a meaningful difference for this family as they grieve, heal, and begin to rebuild. If you're unable to donate, sharing this fundraiser and keeping them in your thoughts and prayers would mean the world.
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<div>Thank you for your kindness, compassion, and support during this incredibly difficult time.
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Support for Deanna Tyree and Family

<div>As many of you know by now, our beloved friend, co-worker, uncle, brother, grandfather, father, and husband, Steve Bryant, tragically passed away on December 4, 2024, from complications of his ongoing fight with cancer. Everyone that knew Steve for any small bit of time knew he was a fighter and fought cancer right up till his last breath. Steve was the definition of a selfless person and always put his needs to the side to help others. He did this at work as a Union Officer at the railroad, where he served his members every single day with an array of issues that would arise and had extreme amounts of success in his career. He was selfless in his consistency to help others that struggled with addiction throughout his life. Steve served his household and his marriage with Kristi Bryant proudly as well. He loved his dogs and being around all of his family, and most importantly, his love for music.

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<div><strong>Steve was a single income providing household and we are raising money for his wife Kristi for any outstanding medical bills, household expenses, and possibly a celebration of life at a further time.</strong> If you are able, please share and donate towards this honorable cause to remember the life of Steve Bryant and all that he donated to help those that came across his path. <strong>Please keep the Bryant family in your thoughts and prayers right now.</strong> Thank you again for your support, and may Steve rest in peace.

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Honoring Steve Bryant: A Selfless Life Remembered

In the fall of 2012, Anthony at the age of 21 was diagnosed with Acute Lympoblastic Leukemia also known as ALL. Through his journey at UPMC Shadyside, he has endured months of intense chemotherapy. Anthony received news in December 2012 from his doctors that he was in remission and was going to be released from the hospital. He was finally able to do the things he loved again such as hunting, fishing,and riding his motorcycle. During the past two years, he has undergone regular bone marrow biopsies to ensure the leukemia has not come back. Unfortunately, his last biopsy results showed signs that the leukemia was back in his system. Anthony is undergoing another round of intense chemotherapy at UPMC Shadyside in Pittsburgh, PA. Once he is back in remission, Anthony will need a stem cell transplant. His donor will need to be a perfect match, meaning that they will need 10 chromosomes that match Anthony's. After his transplant, he will be required to live near UPMC for 100 days so that the doctors will be able to monitor him. For Anthony's parents, the hospital and housing expenses that their insurance will not cover will be paid out of pocket. His family and friends will be by his side every step of the way. It is going to be a timely and costly procedure for him and his family. We are asking you to please help them in their time of need in any way you can. Thank you all for your thoughts, prayers, and support that he has received through this difficult time.

The Anthony Vitullo Fund 