Friends,
I know we walk through a world where everyone seems to have a hand out looking for some help, and we have to careful when deciding where our benevolent contributions go. I think this is a worthy cause. Little Noah was six years old when he was diagnosed with a rare brain cancer. That was January 1st. Noah passed away in February. His mother left work upon his diagnosis, so the family is understandably strained financially. Being the father of a six year-old boy myself, i can’t imagine what they are going through, but I know that financial stress doesn’t make it any easier. I also know that none of you is just sitting on a pile of extra cash, but if we could all just give five or ten bucks, it could really move this needle. Thank you for the consideration, and please keep these folks in your prayers.
Thanks again and God bless.
Sincerely,
Paul
Noah’s GoFundMe page
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I am a West Virginia writer relocated to Pennsylvania. My wife, Becky, and I are raising two wonderful boys, Finnegan, ten, and Simon, six.
Dear friends,
Welcome to our website.
I am a Christian and a bartender. An alcoholic in recovery and a passionate lover of music, my writing reflects these things.
I began writing regularly in the early to mid-90s, and I have worked toward being a full-time freelance writer since then. During my time as a bartender, I did go back to school, obtaining a BA from West Virginia State University, graduating Magna, learning a second language, publishing, and editing.
Since then, it has been more writing toward the freelance goal. I'm making some headway too; I'm writing financial technology (fintech) analysis for Lending Times and about to expand that role with the company's forthcoming publication, Blockchain Times. This has brought a new flavor to my thoughts, and don't be surprised when you come upon something about blockchain tech, Ethereum, or bitcoin among these pages.
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Until soon.
Paul Keenan
Orrtanna, PA
1/23/2018
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