Christian Eisenhauer Donation Fund

Christian Eisenhauer, 38, went home to be with the Lord on Tuesday, August 9th around 4:30 am.

Christian was diagnosed with Stage IV Colon Cancer in April of 2021.

Through many treatments & surgeries over the past year and a half, she maintained a positive outlook on life.

During that time, she was able to have many great days & make wonderful memories with family & friends.

She had her good days and her bad days, but she always tried to be an encouragement to others.

She tried to share information about her cancer journey with people in similar situations so maybe it could help them.

If you have not been following her story all along (via the blog we created when she was diagnosed), feel free to check it out. It is quite a read. It contains her entire cancer journey, in chronological order, from diagnosis until now.

It is linked below:

https://christianeisenhauer.blogspot.com/

There will be a Celebration of Life at 2:00 PM on Saturday, August 13th, at The Summit Church.

Address: 4440 High Point Rd, Kernersville, NC 27284

Anyone is welcome to come.

Her memorial / online obituary is linked below:

https://www.forevermissed.com/christian-whitaker-eisenhauer

In lieu of flowers, planting trees, etc... she asked that some money be donated towards research for colorectal cancer at Wake. This GoFundMe was put together for that reason, and to also help with her medical bills, funeral expenses, and a few other things. After expenses, a lump sum check will be donated to Wake, directed towards the specific research she wanted, according to her wishes.

Wake is where she worked as an administrative assistant in the Hematology & Oncology department for 12 years.

Wake is also where she was diagnosed and had all of her treatments & surgeries. We have spent a lot of time there over the past year and a half. Everyone there in the cancer center treated her great and did everything they could for her.

We will always be thankful for that.

There has not been a goal set for this GoFundMe, as anything will help.

I cannot say thank you enough to everyone who has supported us through this journey.

Having people that we don’t know, that might be half way across the country, reaching out to check on her, or reaching out to say they are praying for us, etc... It all just means so much. Having people, I do not know that sent food for us, gifts, etc. The support has been great. This has been a trying time, but we will all get through it.

She is in Heaven now, and if you know Jesus like I do, we will see her again up there.

I have not been a great example of a Christian, but that is something I am going to try and work on.

To close this out, she said, she doesn’t want people to focus on her not being here on earth anymore. We are all just here temporarily anyways. She wants people to focus on the fact that she is in a much better place, and that she doesn’t have cancer anymore.