In Loving Memory of Israel Morales (1946-2020)
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For Israel Morales Sr. -
A cherished husband, father, and grandfather who loved family, baseball, coaching, camping, and gardening.
Israel had been misdiagnosed originally with something minor. He was then properly diagnosed with an aggressive Stage 3 tongue cancer. Despite the best efforts of his doctors and his incredible will to live, Israel passed away on December 1st, 2020. It had been a painful struggle that necessitated a move to Fresno from Dinuba so he and his wife, Oralia, could be close to the Community Cancer Institute, his oncology doctors, and the hospital.
We are reaching out to family and friends who can spare any amount of cash. We hope to raise funds totaling at least $10,000. Any donations will be applied to the large expenses that were racked up during this long year. The funds would pay for immediate needs such as the cemetery and funeral home costs. It would also help cover the large medical bills, relocation and temporary lodging expenses. Any excess contribution received would go towards a headstone and then directly to Israel's widowed wife, Oralia Morales, a longtime beloved teacher’s aide at Orosi High School.
The Morales Family would like to thank you in advance for any donation.
A cherished husband, father, and grandfather who loved family, baseball, coaching, camping, and gardening.
Israel had been misdiagnosed originally with something minor. He was then properly diagnosed with an aggressive Stage 3 tongue cancer. Despite the best efforts of his doctors and his incredible will to live, Israel passed away on December 1st, 2020. It had been a painful struggle that necessitated a move to Fresno from Dinuba so he and his wife, Oralia, could be close to the Community Cancer Institute, his oncology doctors, and the hospital.
We are reaching out to family and friends who can spare any amount of cash. We hope to raise funds totaling at least $10,000. Any donations will be applied to the large expenses that were racked up during this long year. The funds would pay for immediate needs such as the cemetery and funeral home costs. It would also help cover the large medical bills, relocation and temporary lodging expenses. Any excess contribution received would go towards a headstone and then directly to Israel's widowed wife, Oralia Morales, a longtime beloved teacher’s aide at Orosi High School.
The Morales Family would like to thank you in advance for any donation.
Co-organizers (3)
Clive Blackledge
Organizer
Livermore, CA
Becky Moreno
Beneficiary
Raquel Blackledge
Co-organizer