Tommy Quinlan's Medical Bills
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Tommy Quinlan, retired paramedic and integral part of New Orleans Mardi Gras culture, fell ill with a serious neurological condition.
He spent two months at Touro Hospital, some of that time in intensive care, and now faces an inderminate recovery in an assisted-living facility. His medical bills are extensive.
Tommy's contributions to New Orleans are enormous. Just ask the people whose lives he saved during his decades of service as a paramedic.
He also helps plan and lead the Krewe of O.A.K. Midsummer Mardi Gras celebration every August. He has been a driving force in the Krewe of O.A.K. for thirty years.
Tommy has helped both the bodies and the souls of the people of New Orleans his whole life.
Please contribute anything you can so that he does not have to face crippling bills along with a crippling illness.
He spent two months at Touro Hospital, some of that time in intensive care, and now faces an inderminate recovery in an assisted-living facility. His medical bills are extensive.
Tommy's contributions to New Orleans are enormous. Just ask the people whose lives he saved during his decades of service as a paramedic.
He also helps plan and lead the Krewe of O.A.K. Midsummer Mardi Gras celebration every August. He has been a driving force in the Krewe of O.A.K. for thirty years.
Tommy has helped both the bodies and the souls of the people of New Orleans his whole life.
Please contribute anything you can so that he does not have to face crippling bills along with a crippling illness.
Organizer and beneficiary
Hank Staples
Organizer
New Orleans, LA
Charlene M. Quinlan
Beneficiary