BOB PRICE AND FAMILY GLIOBLASTOMA EXPENSES

My name is Sue and I’m creating this account for my son-in-law Bob. Please read this message below from his children.

Please help support our dad, Bob Price, in his end-of-life fight against Glioblastoma brain cancer! We, his children, Grace, Olivia and Jack, have watched him fight courageously every day against this terrible disease. We are fundraising to remove financial stress from our family so we can support him in this end-of-life journey and focus on this precious time we have with him. Support will be used for medical bills, funeral costs, travel expenses, and assistance to the family to make it through this difficult time. Anything is greatly appreciated!!

Please read more about our dad and his story:

There is no one like our dad, he is our superhero! A family man to his core, he has done EVERYTHING for his family. There is not a time where we have hung up the phone with him and he did not say “I love you”. He has supported us in every dream and aspiration. This is something we will cherish forever. Those close to him know the deep compassion and loyalty that comes with his friendship. He is truly a one-of-a-kind person.

In January of 2023, our lives changed forever when our father was diagnosed with Glioblastoma brain cancer. Glioblastoma is devastating: it is a highly aggressive cancer that is always fatal. This news turned our world upside down. He is only 51 years old. It is so hard to imagine a life without him. It is easy to get caught up in the pain of the situation and lose motivation. But it has been our dad that has pushed everyone to persevere. It is so inspiring the way he never gives up; all his life he has never been deterred by adversity and this is no different. Even amid this difficult fight, he seeks to use his life to inspire his family to reconnect with God and with each other. Through battling excruciating pain, undergoing brain surgery, radiation, chemo and metabolic therapy he has done everything to attempt to be there for his family and friends! Six months after his official diagnosis we recently learned his tumor has regrown and is now inoperable. Not much can be done except to treat his pain and let him enjoy his precious time with loved ones.