Hi everyone, just thought I would give you an update on the latest news. Angie is resting and reocvering this week after receiving chemo treatments last week. She received the same chemo treatment as the last round at the hospital last Wed-Sat. She has tolerated the treatment pretty well and is relaxing at home this week. She is experiencing some fatigue and is losing her hair now, but we are taking that as a good sign that the agressive chemo treatments are continuing to work well, helping to shrink the tumors. She will be recovering this week and next, before proceeding on to the next round of treatments. The family had some great moments together in the Colorado sunshine this last weekend on Saturday, before a cold-front moved in on Sunday.
We would also like to say a huge thank you to all of you who have been helping us out in various ways...The Purple Popsicle Sunday fundraiser was a great success! Thanks to all of you who took the time to come by and share a cinnamon roll or poposicle Sunday at Church with us. The donations collected are helping us to offset some of the hospital bills-we are so very grateful for all of the support you have given us! A special thank you also to all of you who helped plan, organize and work during the event-you have really made a difference for us and our family. Thanks to all who have provided food, rides for the kids and your time to help us out in so many ways.. May God bless all of you, we appreciate your continuing prayers and support for a miracle! Thank you!!!! Love Angie and Rick
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Angela Fooshee March 15, 1972 – June 23, 2008
Age: 36
Residence: Greeley, Colorado
Tribute: Angela Kelley Fooshee was born in Robbinsdale, Minnesota to James Patrick and Kathleen Sue (Lamoureux) Wurth. Her natural passion for life shown through the twinkle in her eyes. She was driven by her love of family and nature. Camping, playing games and telling stories around the campfire, hiking, watching the sunset (sunrise was much too early), and stopping to smell the flowers were just a few of her favorite things. She was a quiet thrill-seeker. There was never a roller coaster too high. She loved poetry, music, and enjoyed dancing with all her heart. Her traditional values inspired her to create countless family memories and crab wedges for everyone. When it came to holidays, she made sure that we had all the festive food, decorations, activities and games to ensure a lifetime of memories.
Compassion for others came naturally to her. She always looked for the beauty in life, in people, and in nature. Her kind, gentle manner and her playful nature made her the best mother, wife, daughter, sister, and friend anyone could ever wish for. She was a natural caretaker, always looking out for the needs of others before her own. She cherished her family and friends. Angie truly made our world a better place.
Mrs. Fooshee touched many hearts during her nine years as an elementary teacher. She enjoyed making a difference in the lives of her students and in the world around her. But she was more than a teacher of children; she taught ALL of us how to be thankful and grateful, and to trust in God completely. Her journey through life inspired all of us.
Mrs. Fooshee died on Monday, June 23, 2008 at North Colorado Medical Center Hospice and Palliative Care of Greeley. Survivors: Her husband, Richard L. Fooshee; daughter, Madelynn Fooshee; son, Jacob Fooshee, all of Greeley; her parents, Jim and Kathy Wurth of Berthoud, Colorado; two siblings, Brian Wurth and wife Helene of Fort Collins, Colorado, Kelsey Wurth of Berthoud; grandparents, Royal and Betty Lamoureux of Loveland, Colorado.
Services: 10:00 a.m. Monday, June 30, 2008 at Our Savior’s Church in Greeley.
Internment: Estes Valley Memorial Gardens, Estes Park, Colorado
Note: Memorial contributions may be made to the Angela Fooshee Memorial Scholarship Fund in care of Adamson Chapels, 2000 47th Avenue Greeley, CO 80634.
Age: 36
Residence: Greeley, Colorado
Tribute: Angela Kelley Fooshee was born in Robbinsdale, Minnesota to James Patrick and Kathleen Sue (Lamoureux) Wurth. Her natural passion for life shown through the twinkle in her eyes. She was driven by her love of family and nature. Camping, playing games and telling stories around the campfire, hiking, watching the sunset (sunrise was much too early), and stopping to smell the flowers were just a few of her favorite things. She was a quiet thrill-seeker. There was never a roller coaster too high. She loved poetry, music, and enjoyed dancing with all her heart. Her traditional values inspired her to create countless family memories and crab wedges for everyone. When it came to holidays, she made sure that we had all the festive food, decorations, activities and games to ensure a lifetime of memories.
Compassion for others came naturally to her. She always looked for the beauty in life, in people, and in nature. Her kind, gentle manner and her playful nature made her the best mother, wife, daughter, sister, and friend anyone could ever wish for. She was a natural caretaker, always looking out for the needs of others before her own. She cherished her family and friends. Angie truly made our world a better place.
Mrs. Fooshee touched many hearts during her nine years as an elementary teacher. She enjoyed making a difference in the lives of her students and in the world around her. But she was more than a teacher of children; she taught ALL of us how to be thankful and grateful, and to trust in God completely. Her journey through life inspired all of us.
Mrs. Fooshee died on Monday, June 23, 2008 at North Colorado Medical Center Hospice and Palliative Care of Greeley. Survivors: Her husband, Richard L. Fooshee; daughter, Madelynn Fooshee; son, Jacob Fooshee, all of Greeley; her parents, Jim and Kathy Wurth of Berthoud, Colorado; two siblings, Brian Wurth and wife Helene of Fort Collins, Colorado, Kelsey Wurth of Berthoud; grandparents, Royal and Betty Lamoureux of Loveland, Colorado.
Services: 10:00 a.m. Monday, June 30, 2008 at Our Savior’s Church in Greeley.
Internment: Estes Valley Memorial Gardens, Estes Park, Colorado
Note: Memorial contributions may be made to the Angela Fooshee Memorial Scholarship Fund in care of Adamson Chapels, 2000 47th Avenue Greeley, CO 80634.
3 comments:
Great to hear you guys are at home and able to rest and recover and be with your family. I'll continue to pray that you may do more of that. We are still thinking about you and praying here in Kentucky.
Hello Angie and Rick. Just wanted to say "hello" and let you know that we think about you and pray for you every day. Let me know if there's anything I can do. I look forward to helping clean up your yard and other spring cleaning.
-Cory
Hi Angie and Rick, was great to see you at Grandpa party, i was wondering if you had the testing done yet on your brain, to see what the progress was doing? I want you to know that Derek and I are here, and want to help in any way we can. Please give us a call when something comes up. We love you . I pray for you everyday to stay positive and stay mentally strong, you are doing it, it is working. Keep your faith and call me if you can, I never sleep so your never going to bother me. I love you and want to help with stuff....let me know what I can do. Have a great week and give those kids of yours great big hugs, Nikki
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