2lumpy
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There something we can do to help. Words are comforting, actions are more comforting. Are we going to talk the talk or walk the walk?
We'd all like to help in anyway we can. Most of us only know this young man through this web site but wish there was someway we could remove the pain from he and his families hearts but there is little we can do but express our love and understanding.
However, they are a very young family and this isn't the first time we've heard of set backs they've had with wrecks of various kinds. What they really need and will never ask for (would any of us) is money. These tragedies are not just matters of the heart they take money, money most young families don't have.
While the Mair family are most certainly grieving the untimely loss of their precious son today and tomorrow, a month from now they will be faced with the need to cover the cost of the services and other expenses they have had no way to prepare for at such a young age.
If we really want to help, if you haven't already, (apparently a few have ) send them money. What ever you can give, $5, $10, $20, $100, $500, $1000, do it. Some of us can send a little, others can send more. Just figure out a way and do it. YOU'LL LIKE YOURSELF IF YOU DO.
Really folks, I doubt most of us will ever meet this young couple but they are one of us and you know they need a hand up right now. This is what people like us do for each other. We're the good guys, remember. This is our chance to be real life Woodrow Call & Gus McCrae (Lonesome Dove) types, but the real deal, not some movie actors pretending.
QTPIE posted this up as a way to get funds to the Mairs. If her suggestions don't fit your saddle, figure out your own way but put a check in the mail tomorrow before you let it slide.
http://www.monstermuleys.info/dcforum/DCForumID11/14642.html
Kenny's most recent post: http://www.monstermuleys.info/dcforum/DCForumID11/14667.html
It's The Right Thing Ta'Do.
DC
We'd all like to help in anyway we can. Most of us only know this young man through this web site but wish there was someway we could remove the pain from he and his families hearts but there is little we can do but express our love and understanding.
However, they are a very young family and this isn't the first time we've heard of set backs they've had with wrecks of various kinds. What they really need and will never ask for (would any of us) is money. These tragedies are not just matters of the heart they take money, money most young families don't have.
While the Mair family are most certainly grieving the untimely loss of their precious son today and tomorrow, a month from now they will be faced with the need to cover the cost of the services and other expenses they have had no way to prepare for at such a young age.
If we really want to help, if you haven't already, (apparently a few have ) send them money. What ever you can give, $5, $10, $20, $100, $500, $1000, do it. Some of us can send a little, others can send more. Just figure out a way and do it. YOU'LL LIKE YOURSELF IF YOU DO.
Really folks, I doubt most of us will ever meet this young couple but they are one of us and you know they need a hand up right now. This is what people like us do for each other. We're the good guys, remember. This is our chance to be real life Woodrow Call & Gus McCrae (Lonesome Dove) types, but the real deal, not some movie actors pretending.
QTPIE posted this up as a way to get funds to the Mairs. If her suggestions don't fit your saddle, figure out your own way but put a check in the mail tomorrow before you let it slide.
http://www.monstermuleys.info/dcforum/DCForumID11/14642.html
Kenny's most recent post: http://www.monstermuleys.info/dcforum/DCForumID11/14667.html
It's The Right Thing Ta'Do.
DC
