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Marshall Taylor’s friends and family are raising money to pay for uninsured medical expenses associated with his kidney transplant. He received a kidney transplant at the University of Michigan Hospital in Ann Arbor, Michigan on September 2, 2010. He now lives in Raleigh, NC. After many adventures, graduations and now engaged, Marshall’s kidney has failed. He is on dialysis and in need of another transplant.
Marshall’s family has chosen to fund-raise with HelpHOPELive in part because HelpHOPELive provides both tax-destructibility and fiscal accountability to his contributors. Contributors can be sure that funds contributed will be used only to pay or reimburse medically-related expenses.
For more information, please contact HelpHOPELive at 800-642-8399.
Marshall graduated from Cardinal Gibbons High School in Raleigh, NC in May 2015, Randolph Macon College with a BA in Religious Studies, and a 2022 graduate of Presbyterian Seminary with a Masters degree in Divinity,
Since he was diagnosed with bi-lateral kidney disease in August 2005, Marshall has undergone many hours of frightening and lengthy medical tests. Throughout all of this he has been brave and hopeful that things will be better with a new kidney.
Marshall has also participated in several research projects at the UNC Kidney Center and University of Michigan that hopefully will benefit other transplant patients and their families.
His Aunt Karen donated one of her kidneys to Marshall in 2010. After 11 1/2 years that kidney failed in June 2022 and Marshall is in need of another kidney. Marshall began dialysis in June 2022 at the Virginia Commonwealth University Medical Center.
Many churches, Sunday School classes, prayer groups, schools, day-care centers ,and individuals have prayed for Marshall over the years. Please join the thousands who are praying and be sure to pray for all the other adults and children who are facing tests and operations associated with organ transplants.
You may contact Marshall by sending him an email at: marshman503@gmail.com. He will be glad to hear from you and happy to answer your questions about his progress.
Thank you for your prayers and your support!
To make a contribution to Marshall’s fundraising campaign, click the “Contribute Now” button. To email this page directly to others in your community, who might wish to learn about Marshall’s campaign, click the email button and type in as many email addresses as you wish.
“DON’T TAKE YOUR ORGANS TO HEAVEN. HEAVEN KNOWS WE NEED THEM HERE!”
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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 P. Marshall Taylor
Mail to:
Help Hope Live
2 Radnor Corporate Center
Suite 100
100 Matsonford Road
Radnor, PA 19087
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