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McRae friends seek help for family
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Friday, May 09, 2008 | No comments posted.
Friends of a North Bend woman who died Wednesday in Curry County are seeking donations to help support her family.
Laurie Martin, a friend of Kathi McRae and her family, said John McRae, who has Huntington’s disease, and his two teenage sons are dealing with a number of hardships and need assistance during this difficult time in their lives.
Those interested in donating can do so at the U.S. Bank in North Bend, and are instructed to ask for the family of Kathi McRae account.
U.S. Bank is located at 1285 Virginia Ave.
Laurie Martin, a friend of Kathi McRae and her family, said John McRae, who has Huntington’s disease, and his two teenage sons are dealing with a number of hardships and need assistance during this difficult time in their lives.
Those interested in donating can do so at the U.S. Bank in North Bend, and are instructed to ask for the family of Kathi McRae account.
U.S. Bank is located at 1285 Virginia Ave.
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