A Knoxville woman's life changed about a
month ago. Corbyn Skeen Greshman has brain cancer. When her church found
out, members felt called to help. They hosted a rummage sale to support
her.
"Corbyn is a very special young woman," said Chad Crawford, who is the
pastor of Cumberland Church.
23-year-old Corbyn Skeen Gresham is a member of Cumberland Church. She
has a passion for teaching sign language and got married last fall.
"Even through this very difficult season of her life, she continues to
display her deep faith in Christ," said Crawford.
About a monto ago, Corbyn's life changed. Doctors diagnosed her with
brain cancer.
"It's Non- Hodgkin's lymphoma," said Crawford.
She's going through chemotherapy at UT.
Her pastor Chad Crawford and about 50 volunteers are stepping up to help
pay her bills.
"Being just 23 years old. this is just a shock," said Crawford. "I did
her and her husband Garrett's wedding back in October of last year,"
said Crawford.
Cumberland Church and Black Oak Heights organized a rummage sale.
Sharon Fraker came up with the whole idea.
"Through the idea out there to a couple of friends and it just grew to
where it was too big for a garage so we are here," said Sharon Fraker,
who is the organizer of the rummage sale.
The community's love for Corbyn was evident. The church was full of
items to sell.
"We just want to support this young couple and this family in a way that
benefits them and the community," said Crawford.
If you'd like to help support Corbyn and her fight, the rummage sale
will start again Saturday from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. |
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