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Diagnosed with kidney disease at a young age, Marshall received a life-saving transplant in 2010. Now, after 14 incredible years, that kidney needs to be replaced.
Marshall’s Story:
* Diagnosed with bilateral kidney disease in 2005.
* Received a kidney transplant in 2010 and got back to playing hockey!
* Graduated from high school, college (BA in Religious Studies from Randolph-Macon College), and seminary (Masters of Divinity from Union Presbyterian Seminary).
* Participated in research to help other transplant patients.
* Needs another transplant due to kidney failure in 2022.
How You Can Help:
Marshall’s medical bills are adding up, and his family is raising money to cover the uninsured expenses. Any amount you can contribute will help ease the burden and get Marshall back to living life to the fullest! Your contributions ensure Marshall can prioritize his health journey throughout the transplant process, alleviating financial concerns associated with medical care.
Donate Today & Make a Difference!
Click the “Contribute Now” button to donate securely. Every contribution gets Marshall closer to a new kidney and a second chance.
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Share this page with your friends, family, and community. Let’s rally around Marshall and show the power of collective action.
Together, we can help Marshall write the next chapter of his story!
On July 22, 2024 we received a call that a healthy kidney has been found. Marshall was successfully transplanted at Duke Medical Center. He is doing great and the kidney is a true gift of a new life. Marshall is no longer attached to a dialysis machine 3 times a day and being exhausted all day, everyday. We are very grateful to the donor and their family for making that decision to save another life.
We would like to Thank everyone for their prayers and funds that will help Marshall with all his medical needs: medicine and travel to and from the doctor.
Please make sure to spread awareness about organ donation.
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God bless you, Marshall. It was so great having you in our class. Wish nothing but the best for you.
Mitchell Southwick
We will be praying for a successful transplant and speedy recovery. :)
Elissa McGahren
Our Hearts are for you, Howard and Susan
Susan Moss
In memory of Philip Taylor.
Tracie Rowell
My thoughts and prayers are with you during these trying times.
EDWIN ANDREWS
Hi Marshall!
Your Daddy married me and Kelly in October. He is a super, super nice guy and I am sure you know how much he loves you. Well you are in our thoughts and prayers. Keep up the fight and have fun playing Hockey and fishing.
Wally and Kelly Sadowski
Wally and Kelly Sadowski, Cary NC
Phil thanks for telling me about Marshall. What a precious yung man and with hopes of VMI. My husband, Bill, is a '56 graduate of VMI. Can't wait to show him your picture. I'm so happy to hear that you have a donor in place when the time comes. I was working at MCV when Dr. Bosher did the first ones at that hospital and I got to help with some of the follow-up blood work procedures. I will look at your entire website, but in the meantime you take care and and play alot of hockey.
Joanna Taylor Higinbotham Suffolk, Va.
Make checks payable to:
Help Hope Live
Note in memo:
In honor of Philip Marshall Taylor
Mail to:
Help Hope Live
2 Radnor Corporate Center
Suite 100
100 Matsonford Road
Radnor, PA 19087
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