benefit

Members of the community are coming together to back the families during such a difficult time - and you can help.

We first heard about Deb's story back in August. We were promoting her benefit planned to assist her with medical costs associated with the horrific disease, ALS. She and many other members of her family have been diagnosed with this debilitating illness, and some have passed away. On top of all of that, she is now suffering in more ways than imaginable.

We received a letter from a Camden woman who has a nephew who was diagnosed with a genetic disorder called Neurofibromatosis.

On Tuesday, July 8, a tornado with speeds of 100-125 miles per hour touched down in Smithfield, New York. Four people were killed in the disaster, the second most for one tornado in history. An outpour of support came from community members across New York State, asking for ways to help.

There's a benefit coming up this Sunday for longtime Whitesboro resident Walt Kresa who is battling Lou Gehrig's disease.