Jandrew’s Need Your “Goodharts” After Cancer Battle

This is a difficult request, but one that is well-deserved if you have ever had the opportunity to meet Chad and Regan Jandrew. Chad was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in April 2024 and the cost of treatments has greatly affected their family. He is the husband to Regan, and the dad to two growing and active pre-teens, Lyle and Xelia. If you know anything about this family, you know that they are the ones always donating and supporting others, whether it’s helping a friend fix something at their house, supporting family members with medical needs, a caring ear to listen when struggling, or something as simple as donating hair to a better cause, which Regan and her daughter regularly do. (Fun fact: Regan’s maiden name is Goodhart, which is super fitting for her character.) They would literally give you their last dollar if they knew you needed it. They are selfless, thoughtful, and simple individuals who have put in the time and effort to help others in need over the years, and now it’s their turn to receive.

The Jandrews have experienced some strenuous situations along the way. Chad is a veteran of the Army where he served 4 years as a Signal Corp, and in 2010 Regan was hit by a car while riding her bike. Her recovery process was long and expensive, and still has ongoing costs.

Currently, Chad works as an IT Engineer for Network Connections Incorporated, while Regan coaches gymnastics at Stallone Gymnastics and is a massage therapist on the side. They have been fortunate in the sense that they have supportive families, friends, and companies, but are now faced with the decision to assess their current income options, after dedicating decades to their jobs, in order to afford Chad’s treatments, keep insurance, and sustain a typical lifestyle for their children.

Chad and Regan are humble individuals that do not often, if ever, ask for help. With their permission, this account has been set up to help Chad access the treatment necessary and maintain some normalcy for their children, so any amount donated is greatly appreciated and goes to a deserving family. Please consider with your “good heart” to help the Jandrew’s relieve any costs that have impacted their lives due to Chad’s diagnosis.