Help the Wann family financially

Hello, my name is Tina Wann. On October 22,2023 my husband of 28 years passed. We went to the doctor for a swollen calf and ended up being the most critical patient in ICU. He got a lung infection , was put on a ventilator and then found out he had AML a very aggressive leukemia. It was a very up and down 10 days. I had to make decisions I would never thought I had to or even could. He fought as long as his body would. I never thought I would be without him in my life. Our daughter is expecting our first grand child. Keith was so excited he was going to be a grandfather. He would have been an amazing grandpa just like he was an amazing father, husband, brother and friend. He touched so many peoples lives.

After much thought I have decided to do this go fund. A lot have asked how they could help and I think financial right now would be best. Keith did have a life insurance policy but don’t think it will go very far. I will not receive Keith monthly SSI disability anymore. My 2 year job had ended in August. Which I am very grateful now because I was able to spend some quality time with him. Construction was his trade so our house was his biggest project. So many unfinished project. He has my car in a piece trying to repair the engine. My children are trying to help but we have realized more in the last week the knowledge and skills he had.

My children took off work to be by my side while Keith was in the hospital and the week after he passed. My future son in law flew out to be by our side to support my daughter and all of us. My daughter in law took off work and school to support my oldest son and us all. I want to help them also and not leave them with any financial burden.

Medical bills have begun to come in the mail. I am now responsible for all of his debts. Writing about him in a past tense is just not real. If you could just help a little it would be much appreciated. Also prayers are still much needed. My family has a long road ahead of us and I have a lot on my plate.

Thank you very much,

Tina Wann