On March 16 of last year the world lost an amazing person, Justin Carter. Justin had the biggest heart, was a tr. Ue friend, and would do almost anything for even a stranger. Justin's passing came as a shock, and unfortunately he didn't have any Life Insurance. Justin's sister acted and created a 'GoFundMe' to help raise funds to help with Justin's funeral and burial.
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Upon raising money, she found that 'GoFundMe' placed a hold on the withdrawl of the donations, would continue for months to come, and in December they chose to refund the donations to Givers. That brings us to present day, Justin who touched so many of our lives, only has a marker on his Burial Site. I would like to raise money, in order for Justin's family to be able to give Justin a headstone. He had a special place in so many peoples hearts, and helped so many whether it be with his Music or his Friendship.
Please join me in helping our Singing Cowboy have a place for his friends and family to be able to visit and remember him. Thank you for reading, God Bless #CarterCountryStrong #CarterCountryForever.
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King (1848–1916; ruled 1886–1913) suffered from depression, anxiety and insomnia throughout his life. In 1886, the senior royal medical officer wrote a statement declaring that Otto was severely mentally ill. Otto is believed to have suffered from.Middle Eastern monarchs. (c. 562 BC, ruled c. 562 BC) is described in the Bible as displaying symptoms consistent with. (993–1029, ruled 997–1029) was suffering from boanthropy until he was cured by, according to.
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