In Support of Jeremy Kuznia

Jeremy Kuznia
   Our friend Jeremy was involved in a horrific motor vehicle accident on the evening of July 29th in between Mankato and Lake Crystal. He is alive and stable, but has many broken bones and is not yet sure what the recovery path will look like. We do know some immediate needs - making his home wheelchair accessible, providing mobility equipment, and gathering what funds our community can give to help ease the medical bills and increased costs of living. Of course, he will also be out of work for several weeks while he heals. 

   There will be opportunities down the road for friends and neighbors to help support Jeremy, but the best thing we can do right now is work together to raise some financial support while we wait for more news. 

Jeremy Kuznia
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Organized by Christa Cooper and Jeremy Kuznia.

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Timothy Sheehan 7 days ago • with donation

Miss your funny Facebook post

Jeremy Corey-Gruenes 16 days ago • with donation

Keep healing :)

Anonymous 21 days ago • with donation

Get well soon Buddy!

Mick Max Kim Vaneps 23 days ago • with donation

Jereme, we are so happy to see that you are healing and progressing in your recovery. It is our hope that your recovery will be 100%. I’m sure it seems like an eternity, but keep in mind, all good things take time. Keep up with your positive attit...

Scott & Siew Wei about 1 month ago • with donation

Take care man.

Benny about 1 month ago • with donation

Get well buddy love Benny
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