Goal:
USD $75,000
Raised:
USD $19,415
Joshua Ray Farmer, a staple of the Clovis, CA art community, tragically was in a severe motorcycle accident over the weekend. This accident has left him hospitalized in critical condition with multiple lifesaving surgeries in his near future and beyond. His family has traveled from Oregon and central California to be with him, and we are so grateful they were able to drop everything and rush to be by his side.
It goes without saying, Josh will not be able to work for the foreseeable future, and will require an incredible amount of medical care and family support in the coming months. His local business High Sierra Tattoo company, will need assistance to continue to run in his absence.
Many of us have seen Josh coordinate memorial motorcycle rides to honor his fallen camaraderie and host tattoo events to support some of his local community who has suffered from significant medical issues and family losses.
Anyone who knows Josh, knows he lives and breathes for his family. It would be such a blessing for him to know his family is provided for while they care for him away from their own homes.
Any and all money raised will provide for uncovered medical bills, financial support for his business and to help offset costs of his family temporarily relocating to Clovis.
You're brother will come out if this even stronger with you, his guardian angel by his side! You're an amazing sister!! Bless you all! "Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid; do not be discouraged, for the Lord your God will be with you wherever you go.” – Joshua 1:9
The Lord will fight for you while you hold onto your peace and remain at rest. Our love and prayers are still going out for you, along with many, many others.
Because Jaz asked.
Be strong! You got this! We are all praying for you!
Rest, heal and reset. I see you shining. Stay strong Joshua!
Get well soon
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