Will McCormack's Recovery Fund
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Friends of Will and Lori McCormack,
On Friday, January 27th Will McCormack was critically injured in a three-vehicle accident in Bradenton, FL. Will's Honda Civic was t-boned near the driver's door by a Ford F150 pickup truck that ran a red light. He suffered a head laceration, severe concussion and has yet to regain full consciousness. He also has paralysis on the right side of his body. After spending two weeks in ICU, Will has been transferred to a neurological rehabilitation facility in Jacksonville, FL for an indefinite period of time where his wife, Lori, is staying with him.
Will has worked for Applebee's since 1994 and is loved, liked and respected by all who know him. He's a great guy who is so undeserving of this terrible , life altering incident. We all need to step up and help him!
Will and his family seriously need our financial help and support. His full recovery will take some time. Will's wife Lori and their three children, Logan (20), Taylor (16) and Amelia (11) rely solely on Will's income. In recent years Lori has battled cancer, which is now in remission, but has kept her from being able to work full-time. Will's rehabilitation treatments have the potential to put a serious financial strain on the family.
We humbly ask you to pray for Will and his family and join us, as generously as possible, as we help them in this great time of need.
Thank you!
Update 4/19/17
Below are some recent pictures of Will at home in early April. He is still in rigorous rehabilitaion. His spirits are good and Lori and Will are determined to keep up the improvement progress. Please keep praying for them!
Will at home - April 2017
Will with family - April 2017
Will Recognizing Applebee's Team Members
Will Recognizing Applebee's Team Members
Will Recognizing Applebee's Team Members
Will Recognizing Applebee's Team Members
On Friday, January 27th Will McCormack was critically injured in a three-vehicle accident in Bradenton, FL. Will's Honda Civic was t-boned near the driver's door by a Ford F150 pickup truck that ran a red light. He suffered a head laceration, severe concussion and has yet to regain full consciousness. He also has paralysis on the right side of his body. After spending two weeks in ICU, Will has been transferred to a neurological rehabilitation facility in Jacksonville, FL for an indefinite period of time where his wife, Lori, is staying with him.
Will has worked for Applebee's since 1994 and is loved, liked and respected by all who know him. He's a great guy who is so undeserving of this terrible , life altering incident. We all need to step up and help him!
Will and his family seriously need our financial help and support. His full recovery will take some time. Will's wife Lori and their three children, Logan (20), Taylor (16) and Amelia (11) rely solely on Will's income. In recent years Lori has battled cancer, which is now in remission, but has kept her from being able to work full-time. Will's rehabilitation treatments have the potential to put a serious financial strain on the family.
We humbly ask you to pray for Will and his family and join us, as generously as possible, as we help them in this great time of need.
Thank you!
Update 4/19/17
Below are some recent pictures of Will at home in early April. He is still in rigorous rehabilitaion. His spirits are good and Lori and Will are determined to keep up the improvement progress. Please keep praying for them!
Will at home - April 2017Will with family - April 2017Will Recognizing Applebee's Team MembersWill Recognizing Applebee's Team MembersWill Recognizing Applebee's Team MembersWill Recognizing Applebee's Team MembersOrganizer and beneficiary
Craig Baird
Organizer
Dunedin, FL
Lori Ann McCormack
Beneficiary
