Alexis Willey Benefit Auction Winner Is "Krash" W/A Very Generous Bid

OK folks now we have three items in this auction. We have the:
1. Fulton Suicide/Neckers/Brodie Knob
2. Issue #5 of HONK magazine.
3. Crossbones shrunken head.
You get all these plus the knowledge that your money is going to a very good cause for this little girl and her family.
I want to thank everyone for the generous bids so far. There are still a couple of days left, Sunday the 30th at 12 noon pacific coast time the auction ends. You can't go wrong.




This auction is for Alexis Willey, a little 13 year old girl, that has a very rare form of leukemia and has started intense chemo therapy. Her father just started work and his insurance has not kicked in yet, so you can imagine what kind of financial hardship not to mention the physical and mental. So please help this family out and you get a really cool suicide knob for your ride.

Here are a couple of really unusual Fulton suicide knobs. The winner has their choice of which one they want. I've only seen a couple of others besides the ones I have. They are both in excellent shape, although I did have to replace the screw band on the brown and white one. The auction ends next Sunday 12 noon pacific coast time. The winner sends the money to the [email protected]. When I am notified I'll send the winner the suicide knob.

I received a message from "scoop" and he sent me the following:

I'll sweeten the auction with issue 5 of Hop Up if thats alright.Let me know the address of the winner when the auction is done.She's in my prayers.

scoop

Just received another donation to the auction.
Hollywood-East was generous enough to donate:

Keeping w/ the theme for the int., I will donate one of my Double Bone skulls to the cause, PM me the winner's add. an I will ship Mon.!

 

I'll start it off at $25




Marcy

 

I will start I just sent a donation of $20.00

 

you beat me by a finger stoke marcy

 

This is a good thing your doing here, my friend. Let's do a $40 bid. Sorry Marcy.

 

It could have been my daughter in this situation or anyone of us who has children. I feel for the child and the family. I realize that we can't monetarily contribute to every situation or cause that we become aware of, but this one just tugged at me. Thanks for the bid Dick, hope the auction gets a sticky soon.

 

[email protected] is the Paypal donation email. Winner of the auction, please send to this email via paypal.
Thanks so much!
God Bless you Ratatat!
Your a great person and a great american!

 

btt

 

I'll put 100.00 on it.

 

Team Alexis RISE UP to the top!

 

BTT Team Alexis Rise Up

 

Bump for a sweet girl!

 

Wally55 thanks for the generous bid

 

btt

 

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btt

 

Just to show her spirit and how sweet and loving she is, I figured I would post this up! Cheesy poof jam contest!

Thank you so much for all of the bidding and to Ratatat for puting this together. You got a big hairy friend in the midwest!

 

Lunch time bump!

 

BUMp for fun!

 

Thanks for the sticky.

 

Can we sticky this thing!?

 

I will bid $125.00

firstnomad

 

firstnomad thanks for the bid. If you win it I'm sure you'll be satisfied. I saw one of these with the same design go for $186 on ebay about 5 years ago.
Thanks again,
Brandon + The Alexis Willey Benefit Fund

 

Great cause wish it wasn't tax season......

 

God Bless you Nomad! Thank you so much!

 

Come on people, you get a couple of really great items plus you're helping this family and child out. Just imagine if it was you and your child in this situation.

 

I'm in for $150.

I will be flying home from the GNRS at noon Sunday, but know that I am good for it if I am fortunate enough to win.

Len

 

Len,
You're in.
Brandon

 

My first cousin's daughter was diagnosed with Atypical Teratoid Rhabdoid Tumor (ATRT) about a year and a half ago, when she was just 22 months old. ATRT is a very aggressive and rare tumor, with a survival rate of only about 10%. This type of tumor only occurs in one-to-two percent of children with brain tumors, or about 30 cases in the United States per year. She went through a bunch of different surgeries, chemo, radiation, and more hospital stays that I can count. She has been declared cancer free, and is now in rehab to try to catch up with her peers regarding motor skills, vision, speech, etc. Lots of prayers and donations helped this little girl win her fight, and we continue to pray for her to remain cancer free.

We can do the same for Alexis. Prayers sent!

And a bid for $160