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Amissville resident needs help
Brian Breeden of Amissville, the son of David and Pat and grandson of Harold and Erva Stover, was involved in a car accident on New Year’s Day. He was flown by helicopter to Fairfax Trauma Center with multiple head fractures. Brian attended Culpeper County Schools and worked at Grandpa Groovey’s in Warrenton up until the accident. He is slowly recovering but has had a set back. He had to have more surgery this week on his brain due to complications but is doing okay. Brian has a very long recovery ahead of him. When he is able he will be moved to a rehabilitation center and the doctors say he will be there for at least 6 to 9 months, possibly longer. Brian has no medical insurance and the cost of his care is overwhelming. He and bis family are in need of your kindness and compassion. A fund has been set up at The Fauquier Bank in Warrenton to help them. Any help you can give would be greatly appreciated. Please and most importantly keep all of them. Brian and his family, in your thoughts and prayers.
Tax deductible contributions can be made payable to:
The Brian Breeden Family Fund
and mailed to:
The Fauquier Bank
10 Courthouse Square
Warrenton. Virginia 20186
Thank you and may God Bless!
Becky Colvin Putnam
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