Josh Saunders cancer fund

I'm reaching out for my brother,  josh, who's always been there for me when I needed him. Giving the shirt off his back to help another person in need mildly scratches the surface of Josh's character. Josh served 5 years in the U.S. Navy, during which he deployed in the Gulf War as a medic. 

In 2019, Josh was diagnosed with colon cancer. October 2019, he married Tammy who was also diagnosed with lymphoma in 2020. After undergoing surgery to remove his colon, Josh was left having to deal with an ileostomy bag.  Due to the nature of his employment with western state hospital, Josh had to leave his place of employment and file for unemployment benefits.  He began filing in July 2020, and he's yet to receive any of his well earned benefits.  Due to the impacts their health has had, Josh and Tammy don't know how they're going to do as little as eat from day to day,  let alone how they'll make bill payments,  such as mortgage,  bills,  transportation, etcetera.

I'm reaching out in hope that anyone might be
willing to help.  Whether through donations of funds, food, or even shares. Anything will help and is greatly appreciated.

If you'd like to view Josh's story, aired on KIRO 7 news on 11/6/2020, please follow the link below.
https://www.kiro7.com/news/jesse-jones/tonight-530-11-veteran-with-cancer-among-thousands-still-waiting-unemployment-adjudication-decisions/C2V6VBMOLVAXXJODCVRXGIFHHM/

Josh is a good man and has been dealt a terrible hand. If you can at least help get the word out, thank you.  All help is welcomed and appreciated. Thank you.