Please help Jon and Judy!

Do nothing from selfishness or empty conceit, but with humility consider one another as more important than yourselves.” -Philippians 2:3

Let me begin by stating that Jonathan Hutson is the most stubborn man I have ever known, and it is because of this fact that I am doing this. He is simply too proud to ask anyone for help.

In early March of this year, Jonathan’s wife Judy was diagnosed with invasive lobular carcinoma, better known as an aggressive form of breast cancer, Stage 1.

This tumor, which was discovered in its early stages, was removed on March 29, 2022, along with surrounding tissue and lymph nodes. The pathology report indicates that the surgery was successful in removing all of the cancer.

While it does not appear as though chemotherapy will be necessary, Judy will have to undergo a daily regimen of radiation for a period of 4 to 6 weeks in Weatherford, Texas. Because the daily round-trip distance between Morgan Mill and Weatherford is 82 miles, and given that the price of gasoline is nearly $4.00 per gallon and is predicted to increase in the coming weeks and months, this amounts to a substantial cost to Judy and Jonathan. Additionally, they are driving a 12 year old vehicle with over 220,000 miles on it, and at some point, a rental car may be necessary.

I have known Jonathan and Judy since 1982, and they have a long history of lending financial assistance to people in need. This ranges from planning local benefits for friends and neighbors in need, to cooking meals and buying Christmas gifts for total strangers, to providing financial assistance to various Tarleton State University students for many years.

As of this writing, Jonathan and Judy are the ones in need.

I am asking you to give whatever you can to help our friends in THEIR time of need. No gift is too small.

In Christian love,

Vivian Sturdivant

“Carry each other’s burdens and so you will fulfill the law of Christ." -Galatians 6:2