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Randy is 59 years old, a loving husband, father, grandfather, a long standing member of Trindale Baptist Church, an Army Vet and good friend to many. As soon as he was diagnosed his doctors told him that he was no longer able to work at a job he loved – working as a truck mechanic. He misses riding his motorcycle and hunting and many other things he is no longer able to do. We need to raise a minimum of $10,000 to get started!
Even with health insurance, there many expenses that must be paid out of pocket. Some of these are co-pays, deductibles, clinic visits and our travel and relocation expenses to Durham at the time of transplant. In addition, Randy will be on a life-time of expensive anti-rejection medications for the rest of his life. This puts our family up against a challenge we cannot meet alone and desperately need your help.
To help with the financial burden of Randy’s uninsured expenses, a fundraising campaign in his honor has been established with HelpHOPELive, a trusted nonprofit organization that has been providing community-based fundraising guidance to patients and their families for more than 30 years. All donations are tax-deductible, are held by HelpHOPELive in the South-Atlantic Lung Transplant Fund, and are administered by HelpHOPELive for transplant-related expenses only. Please consider a contribution. To make a tax-deductible donation to this fundraising campaign, click on the Donate Now button.
With your help, Randy can make plans for the future, see his grandchildren grow up, and celebrate another 25 years of marriage with me, Tammy, his wife. Please help us spread the word – Share Randy’s story on Facebook, twitter, and other social media sites.
On behalf of Randy, myself and our family, thank you for your kindness, support, generosity and prayers.
Tammy Horne
336-302-0168
home14@northstate.net
Thank you for your support!
Wow! How blessed we are! Randy is closing in on 1 year with new lungs. We are going to celebrate his Lungiversary by spending time with family and friends.
We want to thank everyone who has prayed for us, donated to us - God Blessed us with wonderful people in our life!
Thank you!
Randy is doing great! He takes approximately 52 pills a day. These are to help keep him health and free from rejection in his lungs, or pneumonia, flu or other illnesses. In addition, he takes a lot of vitamins that he keep his bones strong and helps with other issues that his medicines take from his body.
He still has medical appointments and medicines - especially, the vitamins - that is not covered by insurance.
Thanks for your continued prayers!
The High Point Enterprise did a story on Randy - "Sophia man gets early Christmas present". Read the full story at hpenews.com
We are so thankful to everyone that gave money to help us pay our medical bills. We are so thankful to our family and friends, without your love and support we could not have gotten through this.
Most of all we want to give our thanks to God and ask him to wrap his loving arms around the donor family. We understand that their loved one is no longer of this earth but is celebrating life with the Lord our God. We ask God to heal their sorrow. We want to express our extreme gratitude and love we have for them and their loved one - without their loved ones GENEROUS donation, my husband would not be given a 2nd chance. Thank you!
Thanks to everyone for your prayers and support! Randy is doing great! He is so happy to be able to breathe and get around without oxygen.
He is thankful for his 2nd chance at life.!
We are so blessed to have such wonderful and generous people who love us in our life!
Praise God! We met our goal. We have been so blessed! The Lord has sent so many angels to help and support us.
Praise God! Randy got his double lung transplant on Aug. 18th.
Randy has been listed - we are now waiting for the call for him to get new lungs - a second chance to breathe!
God is Great!
We are getting closer to our goal. We couldn't do it without all of you! Thank you for your support.
I want to thank everyone who is supporting Randy and me as we move closer to him getting a lung transplant. We have been blessed by family, friends, friends of family and friends, and even by people who don't know us - but know our story and felt compelled to donate to our need.
Thanks to all of you, we are close to our 1st goal - we only need to raise $2,799.
The 1st $10K helps us relocate and start paying for any medical expenses that are not covered by insurance.
Please visit and share our page often to help us to continue to raise funds and to find out what is going on in our lives.
Thanks to all of you!
WOW! What a great weekend! It started on Saturday, with our yard sale. We saw a lot of people some bought items and others made a donation. Near the end of the yard sale, a lady and her son, Noah came in. We talked for a minute and she told me that her mother passed away recently and that she was a single mom and wished she could help us. She started crying. I told her that all me and Randy needed was her prayers and that we would pray for her.
She left and a minute later she came back in and said that God told her to give us this money (it was $50 dollars). I hugged her and thanked her and told her that God would bless her. On Sunday, I went to church and shared the success of the yard sale and asked my church family to pray for this woman – she needed our prayers.
Thanks to all the people who volunteered and donated items to the yard and bake sale! We couldn’t have done it without you!
Sunday night, our church hosted a benefit concert. Rick Vance, Tenor for the Vintage Quartet, sang. Talk about Praising the Lord…..he did. The Spirit was in the house. Randy and I felt the love of God and our church family. They blessed us tremendously! Thank you Rick and Trindale Baptist Church.
We were blessed by so many wonderful people. Old friends and new friends gave us their love and helped us get closer to our goal of getting Randy a lung transplant.
Another of Randy's story in the news: courier-tribune.com
Randy's story in the news: www.hpenews.com
Please keep us in your prayers, we go on June 2nd for a follow up visit. We are getting closer to relocating and the donor list.
We couldn't do it without your support! Thanks for all your prayers and contributions!
We are working to put together some events for fundraising. We will post when we have information.
Wow! Thanks for everything.
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Hi. I am a friend of Teresa. I read the story about your battle in the High Point Enterprise. Our prayers go out for you and hope our small contribution helps. God Bless you all!
Kevin Elwood and family
Praying for you Randy. I have every confidence that you will be a new man after this!
Linda Bralley
Brother in Arms and Best friend. I know you will pull through this.
Michael Gunter
Never give up everything will work out!
Love you guys
Mary & Gary Moran
I hope everything goes well on this new journey. Hopefully my contribution will encourage others to help out as well. Please keep us posted on your progress and we may be able to help out in other ways.
David Blalock
It's not much but I hope and pray every little bit helps. Hugs and love your way
Chandra Cook
Make checks payable to:
Help Hope Live
Note in memo:
In honor of Randy Horne
Mail to:
Help Hope Live
2 Radnor Corporate Center
Suite 100
100 Matsonford Road
Radnor, PA 19087
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