Team Michael W. Hayes

Walk for Fun?Walk for Life!

In early November 2009 Mike was diagnosed with Liver Disease and told he’d need a transplant within six months.  On December 4th 2009 Michael W. Hayes passed away due to complications of his diagnosis in Mesa, Arizona with his family by his side.  On Saturday May 22nd we will honor Mike and all those effected by this disease.

We are on a personal mission to help the American Liver Foundation in the fight against liver disease and need your help.  By making a donation you’ll take me one step closer to our goal and take all of us another stride closer to a world free of liver disease!

Your generous gift will help the American Liver Foundation provide research, education, and advocacy to assist the 30 million people affected by liver disease in the United States.

Joining and/or donating to team Michael W. Hayes is easy.  Please visit: http://go.liverfoundation.org/site/TR/LiverLifeWalk2010/LiverLifeWalk?team_id=19020&pg=team&fr_id=1820 and click on either join team or click on a name to donate to team Michael W. Hayes.

Thank you all for your support.

The reports in the news are depressing. Students in trouble on the Internet, using drugs, committing crimes and demonstrating no respect. I want to report the men of Delta Gamma Iota fraternity provide a positive role model for students at Ball State University. These “angels of Ashland Avenue” came to my rescue when the concrete steps on my front porch deteriorated. The steps were dangerous, as is evident in the fact that both my daughter and I fell due to the rubble. The men of Delta Gamma Iota removed the old steps. Then they built forms that would support the new concrete needed to create the new steps. Many of the frat’s members were needed to remove old steps, build forms, mix the concrete by hand and apply the finish work. At least 20, 80-pound bags of concrete were used. This project would not have been attempted without them. As a Christian fraternity, they are involved in various projects in Muncie.

These heroes are ambassadors for the university and exemplify the students that are our future leaders. They are a needed example of what is good in America. Chris Peters, director of special events, brought his experience as a construction worker to the project. Delta Gamma Iota will accept no payment for their good deeds. I am confident that these future leaders are going to make a difference. These men are truly a dynamic force in the Christian tradition.

– Tim Freeman

To view the actual article, here is the link:
http://www.thestarpress.com/article/20090116/OPINION01/901160348

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