Funeral Expenses for Johnny Quarterman
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Cancer sucks!!and we need your help. For Several months, my cousin Johnny Quarterman has been fighting cancer. Unfortunately, he lost his hard-fought battle with cancer and died on December 31, 2019, he was 42 years old. We never expected this to happen; especially so quickly.
In the beginning we were optimistic, however, things changed so rapidly, the cancer was aggressive and progressed further than chemo therapy and radiation treatment could fight it off. We were unprepared. We had medical insurance, but unfortunately his life insurance was linked to his job and due to the long months of treatment and time away from work the policy canceled.
Johnny was born to Ruth and Johnny Quarterman in Orlando, Florida and graduated West Orange High School class of 1995. He was a father to 10 beautiful children all of Orlando Florida. He also was a football coach and mentor to several hundred local youth.
Nobody could deny he was the one that made everyone smile, always ready full of jokes and good energy. He was everybody’s big brother including mine. One of Johnny’s dreams was to be a father; and he was just that not only to his kids but to many kids in the community. We are asking for your thoughts, prayers and well wishes for the family at this time and we thank you in advance for any contributions. Please continue to pray for our family.
In the beginning we were optimistic, however, things changed so rapidly, the cancer was aggressive and progressed further than chemo therapy and radiation treatment could fight it off. We were unprepared. We had medical insurance, but unfortunately his life insurance was linked to his job and due to the long months of treatment and time away from work the policy canceled.
Johnny was born to Ruth and Johnny Quarterman in Orlando, Florida and graduated West Orange High School class of 1995. He was a father to 10 beautiful children all of Orlando Florida. He also was a football coach and mentor to several hundred local youth.
Nobody could deny he was the one that made everyone smile, always ready full of jokes and good energy. He was everybody’s big brother including mine. One of Johnny’s dreams was to be a father; and he was just that not only to his kids but to many kids in the community. We are asking for your thoughts, prayers and well wishes for the family at this time and we thank you in advance for any contributions. Please continue to pray for our family.
Organizer and beneficiary
Mike Scott
Organizer
Orlando, FL
Ruth Quarterman
Beneficiary