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<div>My family and I are reaching out with heavy hearts to ask for your support for my sister. She is currently in critical condition, following a traumatic brain injury, and the loss of our two precious boys, with incredible strength and resilience. As she fights for her life, the mounting medical expenses, treatments, and ongoing care have placed an overwhelming financial strain on our family.

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<div>Please help us give Taeler the fighting chance she deserves. We are deeply grateful for your prayers, kindness, and generosity during this heartbreaking time.

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Support Taeler's Fight for Recovery

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Support Sue's Fight Against Pancreatic Cancer

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<div>On June 29, 2024, one of our own, Tashka Qualls has suffered an unimaginable loss. His daughters, Aleeka and Zion, were tragically taken from him in a senseless act of violence at their home. Words cannot express the grief and sorrow we all feel for Tashka and his family during this incredibly difficult time.
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<div>To those who knew them, Aleeka and Zion were more than sisters; they were the center of their father's world. As a community, we want to come together to support Tashka and their family by alleviating the financial burden of funeral and memorial expenses, along with helping for the time Tashka will be out of work. 
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<div>Your contributions, no matter the amount, will make a significant difference in this family’s journey toward healing. Please join us in honoring the memories of Aleeka and Zion and showing our unwavering support to their father and family during this heartbreaking time.
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Honoring the Lives of Aleeka and Zion

<div>Joseph John Prebeg passed away on March 15, 2024.


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<div>As we all know, Joe had a gift for making people happy and gaining friends wherever he went. From North and South Carolina to Illinois, the UK and beyond. We are so very grateful for all the messages of love and support we have received from Joe's friends.


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<div>Many have asked what we can do to honor Joe, thus we have embarked on this fundraising campaign for a memorial to be placed in his honor in Edgartown, Massachusetts on Martha's Vineyard.


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<div>Joe's 25 plus years spent on the island were some of his happiest times. He was often seen walking down Main Street to his job behind the bar at David Ryan's with a backpack of CD's and a pocketful of PEZ dispensers. His smile was contagious, his laugh hearty and his love for people endless.


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<div>The cost of this plaque is $3,200. Below is a sample photo of the plaque. We have reserved a spot near Memorial Wharf, one of Joe's favorite spots overlooking Edgartown Harbor.


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Memorial Plaque in Edgartown in Honor of JOSEPH PREBEG

<div>Hi my name is Ana,Jerry's older sister.  It breaks my heart and saddens my soul to say my little brother has passed away. He was only 22 years old, it was a tragic accident that happened on June 3rd. We are arranging a funeral service for him at Gendron Funeral and cremation services in sarasota. We would appreciate any sort of help   
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Jerry's Funeral

Stephanie and Alex are a newlywed couple navigating the challenges of life after a brain cancer diagnosis. They are incredibly grateful for family and friends - and even strangers - that have supported them through prayer, encouragement, and love through these last few months. As they continue forward with the many unknowns about how Stephanie’s disease will progress and change over time, <font color="#333333">their family and friends have encouraged them to allow us to ask for financial support on their behalf. Stephanie will not be able to work for the foreseeable future and medical bills are steadily rolling in. We know how many people love them and want to offer support in any way they can! See below for their full story. </font><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/67480437_1660790451611545_r.jpg" alt="Image" width="100%" media_type="3" /><font color="#333333"><br /></font><br />Stephanie describes herself as a helper and an encourager. Her passion in life is to give of herself to others, no matter what stage or walk of life they may find themselves in - which is exactly why she pursued a career in Music Therapy. Each day, she welcomes students, clients, and their families into her studio: Silver Linings Music. Her scope of practice reaches all ages and abilities, with the mission of: “...to use music to find the good in situations that may seem challenging, no matter how big or small. We believe that music is an incredibly powerful tool that can play a role in bringing an increased quality of life to all who experiences its benefits.” Stephanie serves both individuals and groups with her music therapy practice, and teaches private music lessons to all ages. Music has blessed her life in so many ways time and time again, and she has seen firsthand the amount of joy, hope, and healing it has provided others. Through her private practice, Stephanie not only shares music - she shares love and encouragement with those she meets.
<font color="#333333"><br /></font><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/67480437_1660790502929404_r.jpg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="67480437_1660790502929404_r.jpg" /><font color="#333333"><br /><br /></font>Life put up a “yield” sign for Stephanie earlier in 2022, shortly after her 30th birthday, when her primary care physician recommended she see a neurologist for some strange symptoms she had been experiencing for several months. With a history of migraines since grade school, she knew to recognize the signs of one coming on. However, in June of 2021, she woke up with a migraine that lasted for 11 days - far beyond the normal scope of her “several hour migraines” she typically experienced once a year. With this most painful migraine onset a new symptom - auditory hallucinations. As a musician, she assumed that her brain was creating this somehow familiar and always similar music in her head for some kind of reason. She just did not know what that reason was. These hallucinations, however, did not go away when the migraine did. They did not effect her daily living abilities, but did begin to increase in quantity and severity, and is what prompted her to finally see a doctor about them - they clearly were not going to go away on their own.
After seeing a neurologist, EEG and MRI scans were ordered. An EEG came back normal - ruling out any abnormal brain activity. The MRI on April 3 did not provide the same hopeful news. A brain tumor was found in her right temporal lobe - the area of the brain that deals a large amount with music, rhythm, musical memories, and auditory processing - and the auditory hallucinations were then
 
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Stephanie and Alex (engaged at the time) met with the neurosurgeon the following week to map out a plan and ask more questions - questions for which the surgeon would not have answers for until a surgery and biopsy was performed. He did express, however, that he assumed the tumor was benign. Stephanie and Alex’s wedding was already scheduled for May 7, and the surgeon assured them that the surgery could wait a couple more weeks and take place shortly after. Time moved forward with the hope that a surgery would occur, the tumor would be removed, and then recovery time would lead back into normal life within a couple of months.
Their wedding was a Pacific Northwest dream, and exactly what the two had envisioned for their day. Their immediate family joined them in the mountains of Washington for a misty celebration. The days that followed would put the vows they made to each other into action.
While still technically on their honeymoon, Stephanie was admitted into surgery for her craniotomy on the morning of May 17. Almost all of the tumor was successfully removed from the right temporal lobe - approximately 5x5 cm. The neurosurgeon said that she was the “newest newlywed” he had ever operated on.
<br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/67480437_1660811343406800_r.jpg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="67480437_1660811343406800_r.jpg" /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/67480437_166079061963962_r.jpg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="67480437_166079061963962_r.jpg" /><font color="#333333"><br /></font><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/67480437_1660790643882862_r.jpg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="67480437_1660790643882862_r.jpg" /><font color="#333333"><br /></font><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/67480437_1660790672239058_r.jpg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="67480437_1660790672239058_r.jpg" /><br />As Stephanie was still recovering from surgery in the hospital, an oncologist visited her and Alex to let them know the tumor was more serious than they had hoped. He believed that, even before a pathology report was complete, cancer cells were present at the tumor site and that she would need to undergo rounds of chemotherapy and radiation. Shortly after, the pathology report confirmed: A Grade 3 Astrocytoma with an IDH Mutation. Brain Cancer. A disease that has no cure, and a tumor that that doctors said will grow back.
Stephanie’s oncologist laid out a plan for treatment - “to buy time” - so that, hopefully, research will progress before tumor regrowth does occur. She is currently undergoing her first round of treatment and will finish soon: 6 weeks of simultaneous chemotherapy (every day) and radiation treatments (5 days/week). After this round is complete, she will have a month to recharge before beginning 6-12 more months of chemotherapy treatments at a higher dosage. She will continue receiving MRI scans on a very regular basis to keep a close watch on the state of the tumor.
<br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/67480437_1660790724658665_r.jpg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="67480437_1660790724658665_r.jpg" /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/67480437_1660790735358509_r.jpg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="67480437_1660790735358509_r.jpg" /><br />Because of the surgery’s recovery time and side effects from treatment, Stephanie has been unable to work. Her doctors recommend that she not return

 to work until she knows how the higher dosage of chemotherapy will effect her. Currently, she experiences high amounts of fatigue and brain fog, but tries to remain as active as her body allows in order to give her body the strength it needs to fight... while also resting often to give it the time it needs to heal.
<br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/67480437_1660790767780424_r.jpg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="67480437_1660790767780424_r.jpg" /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/67480437_1660790783467665_r.jpg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="67480437_1660790783467665_r.jpg" /><br />Alex and Stephanie are incredibly grateful to the oncologist for asking the question, “Do you plan to have children?” Stephanie has always had a deep desire to be a mom, and the couple planned to start a family shortly after their marriage. And yet, another “yield” sign. The oncologist informed them that chemotherapy and radiation treatments would greatly deplete Stephanie’s egg reserve, making it difficult to conceive naturally once on the other side of treatments. He recommended that they speak to a fertility specialist about freezing her eggs. They found a clinic that was gracious enough to prioritize their case so that the process could be completed before chemo/radiation treatment began. They started IVF injections within a few weeks of her surgery, and egg retrieval surgery shortly thereafter. Alex and Stephanie were thrilled and so grateful in the midst of this storm to be blessed with 7<font color="#333333"> successfully frozen embryos. These embryos have provided a bright spot of hope for the couple in the midst of this journey. They can’t wait for the day that they can become parents to those precious little ones ❤️.<br /><br />Any donations to this site will go directly to Stephanie and Alex to help with their expenses and to allow them the ability to enjoy their new life together. <br /></font><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/67480437_1660790796396601_r.jpg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="67480437_1660790796396601_r.jpg" /><font color="#333333"><br /></font>

Newlyweds, Stephanie & Alex, fight brain cancer

<div>Hello, my name is Katie Darden. Yesterday around 11 pm, my brother's apartment caught on fire. Kevin had to break through impact-resistant hurricane windows to rescue his four children. Kevin sustained heavy injuries to his legs while rescuing his children. He underwent emergency surgery at Blake Medical Center and is stable this morning. His wife, Jessica, was intubated upon admission to Blake Medical Center. Their four children were transported to Tampa General Hospital via helicopter and are being treated for their injuries. As you can see in the photos, their entire home was destroyed along with all of their belongings. With the holidays just around the corner, I would love to be able to help him and his family with this tragedy. Anything helps. Thank you all so much!
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Support Taeler's Fight for Recovery

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Honoring the Lives of Aleeka and Zion

Memorial Plaque in Edgartown in Honor of JOSEPH PREBEG

Jerry's Funeral

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