Rabbi Larry Moldo Medical Fund

My father, Rabbi Larry Moldo, has been battling Stage IV gallbladder cancer since last year. Three weeks ago he suffered a stroke and was air-flighted to Denver, CO where he is currently recovering. It is his wish to return home to Cheyenne WY and pursue the hospice route to be close to friends, family, and the comforts of his community. This fund is created to assist with his medical expenses, now including medical transport back to his home of Cheyenne and all the home/inpatient hospice costs not covered by insurance.

My family is incredibly grateful for all of the support we have received thus far from the Cheyenne community and beyond. This has made a meaningful impact on all of us during this difficult time. Thank you.
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A little about my father, taken from the Mount Sinai Congregation website:

Rabbi Larry Moldo was born and raised on the Minneapolis side of the Twin Cities in Minnesota. After graduating from the University of Minnesota, he worked in Peoria (Illinois), Omaha (Nebraska), Kansas City (Kansas), Elmwood Park (New Jersey), Buffalo (New York), Modesto (California), Baldwin, (Long Island, New York) before coming to Mount Sinai Congregation here in Cheyenne, Wyoming.

Prior to Ordination at the Academy for Jewish Religion in New York City, Rabbi Larry had written materials on Torah notes and liturgy in the religious realm, and on management and tutoring in the secular world. As part of the Ordination process, he wrote for his senior thesis a large document called Unsuccessful Pregnancies and Neonatal Deaths: Pastoral Care for the Rabbinate and Cantorate.

An avid reader, he is especially fond of Science Fiction & Fantasy while dabbling in mysteries and philosophy for fun.