Thirteen year old Jaisyn Reese is a7th grader at Plymouth’s Lincoln Junior High School and he has been diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumor.
He is the son of Emanuel and Angie Reese of Plymouth. Emanuel is a Miller’s employee where he began working at the Plymouth Campus and now works at Syracuse.
Jaisyn is currently receiving treatment at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital in Memphis, and he is expected to be there for some time. The family was told that the tumor is not very common and there’s not much they can do but keep him comfortable.
Miller’s resident Yolanda Roush crocheted a beautiful afghan and has donated it to the Activity Department at Plymouth’s Assisted Living. The Campus will be selling raffle tickets for a chance to win the afghan with all proceeds benefiting the Reese family.
The public is invited to purchase raffle tickets by stopping by the Assisted Living at 625 Oakhill Ave or calling 936-9801 and asking for Cindy Flagg. The tickets are $1.00 each or 6/$5.00.
PHOTO: Yolanda and Ken Roush donated a beautiful crocheted afghan to help benefit Jaisyn Reese and his family during this difficult time benefit.
