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My brother-in-law, Ron Ervin

Martin L. Kopatz

Goal: $500.00
Achieved: $600.00

Make a gift!

Fundraising Honor Roll

Stephanie Neuman
$200.00

The Kopatz Family
$100.00

Cindy Ervin
$50.00

Steve, Lisa, Keri and Kelsea Cline
$50.00

Trevor, Karla, Owen & Evan Belzer
$50.00

Jess, Tim and Leah Ervin

G & T Hinds
$40.00

Nathan & Kelli Tobin
$25.00

Helen Mullen
$20.00

Martin Kopatz
$15.00

No one should struggle to breathe. That is why I am climbing in the Fight For Air Climb. I am dedicating my climb to two people that have touched my life personally. Ron Ervin, my brother-in-law, who was a victim of lung cancer in 2009 and Randy Cooke, a friend, who is a survivior of pulminary fibrosis with the help of a double lung transplant in 2011. Randy is a member of my climb team,"Take a Breath" and will be making the climb. Ron will be making the climb with me in my heart.

Please either join me and register for the climb or make a generous donation to the American Lung Association to support our FIGHT FOR AIR.

Thank you for joining this important fight for children with asthma, teens who are pressured to start smoking, people with lung cancer and emphysema, and everyone who wants to breathe healthy air in our communities.

American Lung Association - Fighting for Air