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We are kindly asking for donations for Jack Richards due to his cancer coming back... Jack beat prostate cancer with radiation several years ago. Last November he had 2 lobes of his lung removed due to cancer. The cancer he has now is spreading fast involving his liver,kidney and lymph nodes/glands. Oncologist believes chemo would be to hard on him at his age and health. His doctors give him 6 months to a year.

Jack served in the Navy for 4 years and went to Beirut Lebanon.
Born and raised in Muskegon, Michigan and lived in Montana for 26 years and worked in construction and worked on oil refineries. Jack also worked at Spring Lake Orchard Market where I had met Jack ;) Jack is a type of guy that would do anything for anybody and I definitely love this guy!! As a retirement income Jack likes to scrap and wants to spend time fishing as much as possible.. Jack also has a bucket list and one of those on his bucket list is to take his wife on a romantic cruise vacation. They wanted to go on there 30th Anniversary in October but with bills adding up they were not able to go.

With the surgery of removing the 2 lobes, doctor visits and test have all co-pays and all expenses involved devastated the ability to keep up with monthly expenses and is now adding to the debt. They have a small fixed income and it just doesn't make it for them.. Looking forward there will be funeral expenses and all that goes with it that need to be addressed. There are utilities that need to be addressed also which being several months behind in bills this is becoming hard for them...

Thank you all for everything you choose to donate, This will help Jacks and his wife Janice and a good piece of mind for them. Cancer is hard on everyone involved and by any chance you can help it will be a wonderful blessing!!

LOVE INTHE WORLD IS WHAT WE ALL NEED AND GOD""""""

She is 100 years old today
Let's wish her a happy birthday please