Healing Frank Redl

Frank Redl, graduate of Wayne Hills High School and long time resident of both Wayne and West Milford, was diagnosed with B-cell non-Hodgkin's lymphoma 4 years ago. This disease has caused tumors in his brain.  Since the the initial diagnosis he has suffered a heart attack, has been hospitalized with meningitis and the cancer has returned multiple times.

The last 6 months have been especially hard and his health has been declining quickly.  Because of the progression of the disease and it's effects Frank is now on permanent disability.  Since all treatments up until now have failed to keep the cancer from returning  and progressing, his doctors have recommended a clinical trial which will require regular visits to Sloan Kettering in NYC.  

The inquiries from friends and family about how they can help have been overwhelming and truly appreciated. The best way to help at this time is financially.  Antonette needs to cut back on her work schedule in order to get Frank to his appointments at Sloan Kettering and his doctors, as well as helping him with basic needs at home.  If you can help, please do and please share this message with others.  

Please know that even though a phone call or text may go unanswered, they are grateful for all those that care so much.  It’s just that all of their time and energy is being used to get Frank healthy. Frank has a strong will and is determined to beat this.  

Any amount donated will be greatly appreciated.  Every dollar helps.  Words of love, support, encouragement and prayers are truly appreciated as well.

"A kind gesture can reach a wound that only compassion can heal"