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Five years ago, Robin LaRue Majors was diagnosed with hepatitis. This past October cancer was detected in his liver. His only chance for survival was a life-saving liver transplant. We have wonderful news to share with you. Robin received his “gift of life†and underwent a successful life-saving transplant. He and his family are extremely grateful and touched by the overwhelming generosity of his donor and the family of the donor.
Many of you know Robin from his extensive career in the music industry. Some of you know Robin from his deep family roots in Granger County of East Tennessee or you grew up with him in Tullahoma. Or maybe you’ve met Robin through relationships with his wife Misty, children Daniel, Amelia, and Anna or their extended family. However you’ve come to know him, you know that Robin is an amazing husband, father, and friend to all with a warm and caring heart. And now he needs our help.
As you can imagine, Robin’s strenuous journey has led to staggering medical bills. Even with insurance there are many expenses that must be paid out of pocket. Some of these are co-pays, deductibles, and Robin will be on a life-time of anti-rejection medications. As friends of the Majors family, we can continue to offer our help and prayers during this time. We can also help financially.
A fundraising campaign in Robin’s honor has been established with HelpHOPELive, a nonprofit organization that has been assisting the transplant community for 30 years. All contributions are tax-deductible, are held by HelpHOPELive in the South-Atlantic Liver Transplant Fund, and are administered by HelpHOPELive for transplant-related expenses only. Any size gift will be appreciated.
Other benefit events may be planned in Robin’s honor. If you are interested in planning an event or putting your time or talents towards an event, please contact me.
On behalf of Robin, Misty and their family, thank you for your outpouring of support, generosity and prayers.
Rose Henry – Friend of Robin and Misty
717-808-5184
rmhdrh@comcast.net
Thank you visiting this page and for your concern, support and prayers through Robin's transplant surgery and ongoing recovery.
This picture was taken weeks before learning of Robin's liver cancer diagnosis. The next several weeks were ones of coming to grips with the C word diagnosis, developing a plan of action with his medical team at Vanderbilt University Hospital, and gathering with immediate family over the holidays. Once added to the transplant list, there was barely any time to share with all the other loved ones in his life before receiving the call that a donor match had been found.
Although transplantation and recovery is not a walk in the park, it was an instant cure and today he is confirmed to be cancer-free! Glory be to God and for his blessings on all of those who have and continue to help him in his new life; especially the donor's family who we hope to meet one day. Please send up a prayer for them too.
Robin would like you to know how much your calls, messages, cards, gifts, etc. warm his heart and give him the strength to get through the rough patches. He is looking forward to being able to see each and every one of you soon!
Happy 3rd Re-Birthday Robin!!
Susie & Russ
Happy Re-Birthday Robin!!
Susie & Russ
May God hold you close..
renee
Robin- Best wishes in your recovery. You are a pleasure to work with and hope to see you again soon in the music circles.
Dan Raden - St. Paul, MN
Thinking about you Robin - wishing for a speedy recovery. Hope to see you out on the road soon!
Greg Frey
You have always been my other little brother. Praying for your quick recovery. Love always Golda
Golda Houser
You are the love of my life and I'm so thankful to know I will have you by my side for many more years to come. X
Yaaay Yaaay
Make checks payable to:
Help Hope Live
Note in memo:
In honor of Robin Majors
Mail to:
Help Hope Live
2 Radnor Corporate Center
Suite 100
100 Matsonford Road
Radnor, PA 19087
Donor preference is important to us. Please specify in writing if you wish for your name or donation amount to be kept private.
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