The Fight To Win: The George Lingo Story

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Posted by: The Lingo Family
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Date: Aug 24 2014 11:05 AM

George Edward Lingo, of Abbeville, Alabama has recently been diagnosed with Colon Cancer. He is the son of Mother Gracie Lingo. Many people in the area know George as "Jab-O". At the time of his diagnosis, he was supporting his wife & daughters. He is married to Valerie Lingo-Culver. They have 3 daughters Brittney,Bianca & Christeria. This diagnosis has hit hard, because he is the sole provider & cannot work during this time. This family needs your help..... Anybody that has been on a cancer journey knows that the road is rough. It is likely you know someone who has been diagnosed with colon cancer. Perhaps you or your spouse; a relative, coworker, neighbor or friend-- someone in your life’s circle has heard the words “You have cancer.” World-wide, it happens every 19 seconds! A colon cancer diagnosis doesn’t affect only the patient. When someone we love is diagnosed, we all are affected. Families work doubly hard to keep homes running smoothly while the patient travels the cancer journey. No group is spared– we are not immune from the possibility of a diagnosis of colon cancer for ourselves, our loved ones, our coworkers, etc. Colon cancer doesn’t care – so we have to care! Please help George Lingo & his family during their time of need. We all know that times are hard....but know that no donation is too small. Whether it's $5, $10, or $20...know that your love & kindness is tremendously appreciated! Philippians 4:6-7 …do not be anxious about anything, but in everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known to God. And the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus Online donations are simple, and the site is secure. Or if you prefer, donations can be made thru the mail. Send donations to Mother Gracie Lingo 8511 County Road 65 Abbeville, Alabama 36310

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