Richard & Debra Bailey are the parents & grandparents of two of our star employees, Cherly & LaReina. We are reaching out to ask for your generous support in the form of donations in honor of Richard and Debra Bailey, two individuals facing incredibly challenging health battles. Richard has been battling prostate cancer that has spread to his bones, while Debra is courageously fighting ovarian cancer. Both have undergone numerous treatments and surgeries, and your contribution can help ease their burdens as they continue to navigate these difficult journeys.

Your donation will directly support the Baileys in their fight against cancer, helping cover medical expenses and providing much-needed assistance during this time. Every contribution, no matter the size, makes a meaningful difference. Thank you for your kindness and generosity as we come together to support Richard and Debra in their fight for hope and healing.

TICKETS

$15 per person

$100 for a table (8)

BRING YOUR OWN SNACKS + COOLER FOR WINNINGS (no outside beverages. A cash bar is available)

APRIL 5TH 2025

STATLER BUFFALO

107 DELAWARE AVE, BUFFALO, NY

DOORS OPEN: 6:00 PM

FIRST SPIN: 7:00 PM

For Tickets Contact – Becky (716) 790-1378

About Richard & Debra:

Richard Bailey spent over 35 years working at Southside Trailer Parts. In 2021, he was diagnosed with prostate cancer that had metastasized to his bones. With a prognosis of five years, Richard undergoes routine blood work and testing every six months. He is currently part of an experimental treatment program, taking chemotherapy pills daily alongside hormone therapy injections. Richard receives care at Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center.

Debra Bailey dedicated 20 years as a teacher’s aide in a 611-classroom at Native American Magnet School #19. In August 2024, she was diagnosed with ovarian cancer, which resulted in a 21 cm mass in her abdomen. This led to the loss of part of her small intestine, a hernia, a bowel tear, and multiple infections. Debra has undergone four surgeries, five hospitalizations, and two rounds of chemotherapy. She is currently under the care of the Great Lakes Cancer Institute.