Henrietta, NY – Sue Phillips, a former sergeant major with the Army Rangers, is in need of a double lung transplant, and the community is rallying to support her. Phillips, who dedicated her life to protecting the country, will now receive help from loved ones and community members. A fundraiser has been organized to assist with medical expenses, as Phillips will have to spend three months in Boston for the transplant. Described as someone who always helps others, Phillips has made a positive impact and is now receiving the generosity of the Henrietta community.
The turnout for the fundraiser has exceeded expectations, with more people showing up than anticipated. Friends and supporters were originally expecting around 40 attendees, but the event drew a significant crowd. The Henrietta community has shown incredible generosity, according to Susie Conner, a friend of Phillips. Stone’s Pub and community volunteers organized the event, demonstrating their commitment to supporting Phillips in her time of need. The community’s response highlights the admiration and appreciation for Phillips’ service and the willingness to provide support during her difficult journey to receive a lung transplant.
