If you know Horace "Tattooman" Wallace (aka Jr) than you are BLESSED by being familiar with his astounding artwork, his award winning tattoo skills or knowing that crazy, one-of-a-kind laugh! Either way, Horace has brightened many lives! Besides being a Professional Artist and Tattooist for nearly 30 years, He married his Soulmate, Bricille "Bri" Cosier last July and is a father of 3. Using his God Given Talent, Horace has often raised monies for different charties and organized many fundraisers to help friends and family financially. Together, Horace and Bri has always been pro-active on "giving back" to the community by either collecting for or donating to Kaua'i Food Bank, Habitat for Humanity, Salvation Army and Toys for Tots. They have also participated in preparing and delivering boxes of food, clothes and blankets for the homeless. 

NOW...THEY ARE HUMBLY ASKING FOR YOUR HELP!

On Wednesday February 19th, Horace suffered from multiple strokes in the left hemisphere of his brain. It has affected his speech tremendously and the right side of his body, including his leg, arm and hand. Devastatingly, since Horace is right-handed, this means he is currently unable to do any art or tattoos, which is not just a "hobby", but his only source of income!

Thankfully, there is an 80% chance that he can retrain his brain through multiple types of therapy, change his diet and habits and with dedication and determination, he hopes to return to a normal life!

Besides Horace being unable to provide financially for his family, Horace is almost entirely dependent on Bri for care and therefore, she is also unable to dedicate the time needed to build her business.  

Medical expenses (ER visit, being hospitalized in ICU, - intensive care unit and multiple therapy sessions) are already piling up. And unfortunately, the demands of daily living doesnt slow down for anyone. Between rent, gas, groceries, having two underage children and normal everyday expenses, they need the support of the people around them to help them through this crisis so they can get back on their feet and overcome this.

They are being proactive and applying for disability/social security to help, but that is a process that takes time.

Whether its $1, $10 or $50, Horace and Bri could absolutely use the support right now.  At the very least, lift Horace, Bri and their family in prayer, send them encouraging words and please repost/share this link!  

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