Dear friends,
Please join us in celebrating the life of Chris Gaffney, April 30th at the Cellar in Long Beach, California.
Andy Kindler and the Gaffney family will be hosting a night of stories and music. Special guests include Dave Alvin and The Guilty Men, Hacienda Brothers, The Cold Hard Facts and many other friends.
The Cellar’s information is available at: www.myspace.com/thecellarlbc
Address: 201 E. Broadway, Downtown Long Beach. Located on the Promenade at Broadway
The celebration begins at 3pm.
Donations are graciously accepted and deeply appreciated.
We hope to see you all there.
Love,
The Gaffneys
On April 17, 2008 Chris Gaffney passed away after his brief illness. His departure was quick and painless with the support of Our loving family by his side.
Celebrations of his life are in the works. Please check back for updates. Your continuous support and donations are greatly appreciated and still needed to offset the financial burden of his medical care. From our family to yours, much love.
In February the Hacienda Brothers finished recording
their brand new CD titled Arizona Motel featuring 14
tracks, 11 of which are originals. The CD will be
released nationally on June 24th but check back to
www.helpgaff.com to find out how you can get an advance copy
and help Gaff at the same time.
Your generosity, support and love is so overwhelming to our family. Your amazing gifts have lightened the burden in so many ways. The hospital stays, myriads of tests and procedures, and meds have been taken care of, thanks to all of you.
Chris started chemotherapy on Fri. Next week with or without insurance Chris will undergo a procedure called chemoembolization which will directly target the cancer with beads of chemo.Thanks to all your prayers and well-wishes, Chris has his dukes up and is ready for a K.O.We’ll keep you updated on his progress.Chris Gaffney, lead singer of the Hacienda Brothers, has been diagnosed with liver cancer. This Myspace page is a companion to the main Help Gaff site, at www.helpgaff.com.Chris will endure extreme chemotherapy for the remainder of this year. This drastic treatment option is costly, but necessary for him to stay alive. While Chris has insurance, it will only cover a fraction of his expenses. We need to raise at least $60,000 to cover the difference. Your contribution, no matter how large or small will ease the uncertainty and provide comfort and peace during this challenging time.
