WV Governor: National Guard Member's Family Did Not Authorize Crowdfunding
Forbes Breaking NewsDecember 7, 20251 min39,362 views
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- 📌 Governor Patrick Morrisey stated he is not aware of any authorized crowdfunding efforts for the families of the injured National Guard members.
- ⚠️ Andrew's family specifically indicated that they did not authorize any GoFundMe or similar fundraising drives.
- 💬 Information regarding authorization for Sarah's family could not be confirmed at the time of the briefing.
Focus on Support and Justice
- 🙏 The primary message is that Andrew is still fighting for his life, and his family is asking for prayers.
- ⚖️ The Governor emphasized that West Virginians are strong and assured that justice will be served.
- 😔 Efforts are being made to console those going through unspeakable times.
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