Continued Prayers for the Faircloth family

[IndianFan]

This article just appeared in the PA News.

Former Port Neches-Groves counselor, wife of longtime football coach diagnosed with cancer - Port Arthur News

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... The Port Neches-Groves community is sending support across more than 200 miles after news that a former Port Neches-Groves High School counselor is battling cancer. Emily Faircloth, wife of former PNG athletic director and head football coach Brandon...

www.panews.com

Donate to Faircloth Family Cancer Fight, organized by Forrest Faircloth

Very few times in my life and the day-to-day journey is the fog lifted, and the pure p… Forrest Faircloth needs your support for Faircloth Family Cancer Fight

www.gofundme.com

The Faircloth family has had their share of undeserved turmoil the past year or more. Great people who deserve all the support and prayers that they can get from PN-G families. Once a PN-G Indian, always a PN-G Indian.

 

[prepballfan]

My heart goes out to the Faircloth family. You will be in our prayers.

 

[PNG Proud]

I text'd him today. He said that she's doing better and that they're going Monday to set up a treatment plan.

 

[Torino]

This article just appeared in the PA News.

Former Port Neches-Groves counselor, wife of longtime football coach diagnosed with cancer - Port Arthur News

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... The Port Neches-Groves community is sending support across more than 200 miles after news that a former Port Neches-Groves High School counselor is battling cancer. Emily Faircloth, wife of former PNG athletic director and head football coach Brandon...

www.panews.com

Donate to Faircloth Family Cancer Fight, organized by Forrest Faircloth

Very few times in my life and the day-to-day journey is the fog lifted, and the pure p… Forrest Faircloth needs your support for Faircloth Family Cancer Fight

www.gofundme.com

The Faircloth family has had their share of undeserved turmoil the past year or more. Great people who deserve all the support and prayers that they can get from PN-G families. Once a PN-G Indian, always a PN-G Indian.

Regrettably, the Faircloth family was banished to a "health care desert." I lived in and around Sulphur Springs for 19 years, and still have family there. I suppose they drive 2 hours to Dallas for meaningful treatment.

I came in contact with Mrs. Faircloth regularly in my job. Not only a very pleasant person, but very competent and efficient in her work.

 

[1970]

Praying.

 

[IndianFan]

***Update from Forrest Faircloth on gofundme.com page - 4/30/2023***
"Brandon, Emily, Cooper, and Rowan have felt every prayer, every hopeful thought, and every act of kindness, and they are so very grateful. As an update, they received wonderful news today and answered prayers. Emily will not have to do chemotherapy. They will set up a surgery date for mid-June and will proceed as long as neither a second opinion nor a mammogram reveals something else they need to consider. Thank you, God!"

 

[PNG Proud]

Thanks for the update. Have been wondering about them.

 

[IndianFan]

Thanks but all the thanks belong to his brother Forrest who set up the go fund me page. It’s a blessing to have family like that.

 

[prepballfan]

They will continue to be in our prayers

 

[IndianFan]

They will continue to be in our prayers

And a blessing to have the support of the PN-G Nation.