Cave Junction, OR—Terry Aaland, a cherished member of the Cave Junction community, has entered hospice care after a prolonged battle with stage four metastatic melanoma. His condition, initially stable, has recently deteriorated rapidly, leaving loved ones and community members deeply saddened and seeking to fulfill his final wishes.
For the past 18 months, Terry had bravely managed his diagnosis, even as the severity of his illness progressed. A dedicated figure within the local recovery community, Terry’s impact was broad, and his presence was a source of support and inspiration for many.
To honor his memory and assist with funeral expenses, a fundraiser led by friend Zane Blankenship has been organized. The goal is set at $5,000, of which $350 has been raised so far through the generosity of four donors. Contributors, including Jack Wise, Laura Aaland, Matt Rieman, and Bruce Lawson, have already shown their support, helping the community edge closer to ensuring Terry’s final wishes are met.
As Terry’s friends and family gather strength during this challenging time, his legacy in the recovery community remains a testament to his resilience and kindness.
Our thoughts and prayers are with Terry Aaland’s family and friends. May they find comfort and peace in the days ahead.
Short Summary of Terry Aaland
| Aspect | Details |
|---|---|
| Name | Terry Aaland |
| Fundraiser Organizer | Zane Blankenship |
| Goal Amount | $5,000 |
| Amount Raised | $350 |
| Location | Cave Junction, OR |
| Purpose | Funeral expenses for Terry’s final wishes |
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