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North Augusta, GA
Please help me support AlexStrong by making a donation. The process is fast, easy and secure. If you prefer to donate directly via Venmo, please send money to: Jennifer-Allen-21. Mention Bob Trot-AlexStrong in the comments when you dontate. Dr. Allen will ensure your money is distributed appropriately.Thanks so much for your support! As a future occupation, I dream of being a pediatric oncologist to help pursue the fight of trying to find a cure for childhood cancer. I have always had a passion of helping others and making someone smile. Added on to my future goal, my father was diagnosed with Angioimmuno Blastic T-Cell Lymphoma in 2018. It has caused a huge impact on my life. I hope to spread awareness of the fight for childhood cancer with my community and nationwide. My fight is strong because I want to cure cancer and spread awareness. Positivity is key when negativity is occurring, a smile has the power to change the world.The AlexStrong Foundation is committed to making Alex's legacy of love, perseverance and strength live on. Alex was diagnosed in 2019 with Stage 4 Neuroblastoma at the age of 10 months and unfortunately passed away 1 year later. AlexStrong raises awareness of childhood cancer with an aim to enable families and patients to make the most of their journeys. AlexStrong works with hospitals to make patient’s stays, infusions, and times of separation from family more manageable. The monotony of the hospital setting wears quickly on families. Sometimes a welcomed distraction or show of support makes all of the difference.**All donations are tax deductible. Stager Strong, Inc. Tax ID: 84-3124671
A message from Jennifer Allen, Bob’s colleague:
Please help me support Mission22 by making a donation. The process is fast, easy and secure. If you prefer to donate directly via Venmo, please send money to: Jennifer-Allen-21. Mention Bob Trot-Mission 22 in the comments when you dontate. I will ensure your money is distributed appropriately.Mission 22 provides support to Veterans and their families when they need it most: right now. Through a comprehensive approach of outreach, events, and programs, they’re promoting long-term wellness and sustainable growth.The reason we are supporting this charity this year is because Bob's nurse lost her son, a former U.S. marine, in 2022. He leaves behind his family including his mother, wife and 3 children and they need our support! Bob had a tremendous amount of love and respect for this family and this is exactly what he would have wanted if he were still here with us. Thanks so much for your support!
United We Heal®Sincerely, Jennifer Allen**All donations are tax deductible. Stager Strong, Inc. Tax ID: 84-3124671
SSGT Joshua Stephen Boulineau Obituaryhttps://www.tributearchive.com/obituaries/25951788/joshua-stephen-boulineau
Matthews, GA – SSGT Joshua Stephen Boulineau, 32, loving husband of Nicole Meiling Le Boulineau, entered into his eternal rest Wednesday morning, September 21, 2022 in Petal MS. Services to celebrate his life will be in the James Funeral Home Chapel at 11:00 A.M. on Wednesday, September 28, 2022 with Chaplain Wilking Jean officiating. Interment with full military honors will follow in the Wrens Church of God Cemetery in Matthews.
Born and raised in Matthews, Josh was a 2009 graduate of Jefferson County High School after which he attended East Georgia College before transferring to Augusta State University for their ROTC program and where he studied Kinesiology. Being very industrious, he started work at Ingles while still in high school. It was there that he met the love of his life. Deciding to join the Marines before he graduated college, he married his sweetheart after completing boot camp in 2013. They were first stationed at Beaufort, SC and then Okinawa Japan, serving in the Crash Fire Rescue Unit. His station of duty was in Hattiesburg MS where he served as a recruiter. Josh had a strong work ethic and always performed his duties above expectation—failure was not in his vocabulary. Joining the Marines in 2013 as a PFC, he quickly rose through meritorious promotions to his current rank of SSGT. His file was filled with many awards, certificates and commendations. Being very intelligent, Josh loved learning and was most interested in history and space. He was very fitness oriented, working out every day, often at 4AM. An outdoorsman, he loved fishing, especially in his PaPa’s pond, and hunting. He also loved NASCAR, his favorites being Chase Elliott and Jeff Gordon, along with being a huge fan for both the Georgia Bulldawgs and Atlanta Braves. Josh has been described as being “hard on the outside but soft on the inside”, was very tender-hearted, and as being very respectful, dependable, and loyal—he made lifelong friends wherever he went and had a great impact on those around him. If there was only one word to describe Josh it would be “strength”—both physically and emotionally. He was a quiet man by nature, but, after getting to know him, he would share his playful side with his dry sense of humor and jokester attitude. A great family man, Josh put his family first above all else, loving them with a love beyond words. This loving, devoted husband, father, son, grandson, and friend will be forever missed. The void left by his passing can never be filled but his memories will forever live on in the hearts of all who knew him.
Josh is preceded in death by his maternal grandmother, Edna Dobbins; and paternal grandfather, Paul Boulineau. In addition to his wife, Nicole, those left to cherish his memories include his three children, Adylen Boulineau, Lily Boulineau and Joshua Lee Boulineau; parents, Lynn Dye (Stacey Dill) and Keith Boulineau (Genie); three siblings, Evan Boulineau (Ashton), Baylee Boulineau and Karsyn Boulineau; paternal grandmother, Nell Arrington Boulineau; maternal grandfather, Melvin Dye; in-laws, Veronica Walden (Benny) and Tom Le (Tina); other extended family, brothers-in-arms, and a host of friends. Serving as pallbearers will be Hayden Arrington, Mark Brewer, Nathan Chance, A.J. Freeman, Josh Hattendorf and Matt White. Honorary pallbearer will be Will French and Andy Nail.
