Retired volunteer firefighter Stage 3 Cancer

Today, the Waldens Creek Volunteer Fire Department is reaching out to share the heartfelt story of Kenny Helton, a retired firefighter, and his wife, Pam (PJ) Helton, a former public servant, who are currently facing one of life's most challenging battles together - Stage 3 Adenocarcinoma lung cancer.

Today, both Kenny and PJ need our help. The diagnosis of Stage 3 Adenocarcinoma lung cancer has thrust them into an overwhelming battle against the disease, one that requires significant medical treatment and financial support. Despite the emotional and physical toll of the illness, Kenny and PJ continue to face this challenge with unwavering courage, just as they have always done in service to their community.

The mounting medical expenses are taking a toll on their financial stability, and we have an opportunity to make a real difference in their lives.

Your generous donation will go directly toward Kenny's cancer treatment and medical expenses. It will alleviate the burden on this remarkable couple, enabling them to focus on what matters most - Kenny's health and their shared journey through this challenging time.

Every donation, no matter how big or small, will be a tangible expression of our gratitude for Kenny's selfless service as a firefighter and PJ's dedication as a public servant. Together, we can rally around them and show our unwavering support just as they have done for our community throughout the years.

To contribute and stand alongside Kenny and PJ during this challenging time, please make a donation today. Your donation will make a significant impact on their lives and provide them with the comfort of knowing they are not alone in this fight.

Together, we can give back to those who have given so much to us and ensure that Kenny and PJ feel the warmth and love of the community they have served so faithfully.

Thank you for your compassion and generosity.

Waldens Creek Volunteer Fire Department

About Kenny Helton and his wife Pam.

Kenny dedicated eleven years of his life to selflessly serving as a volunteer firefighter at the Waldens Creek Volunteer Fire Department from 1985 to 1996. His unwavering commitment to protecting his community during that time help save lives and properties. Even after his retirement, Kenny continued to be an invaluable presence at the station, showing up during the Hatcher Mountain fires, providing vital assistance, and being a pillar of strength for the residents and fellow firefighters.

PJ, Kenny's loving wife, served as a dedicated Corrections Officer at Sevier County's Sheriff's Office. Her dedication to maintaining order and ensuring public safety is commendable, and she has stood proudly by Kenny's side throughout his firefighting years and beyond.