Meal train to help the Burd family

On Mother's Day 2026, our world changed in an instant. My son, Ryan Burd—35 years old, devoted husband, and father of three beautiful girls—was involved in a serious accident when he was a passenger in a truck that lost control and flipped onto its side. He was ejected from the vehicle. The whereabouts of the driver remain unknown." He was found next to the truck, and when he arrived at Lehigh Valley Hospital-Muhlenberg, doctors delivered devastating news: Ryan had suffered a severe break in his neck. The next 48 hours were terrifying. Surgery had to wait two days while doctors ran extensive tests to determine the safest approach—because the break was so severe that any wrong movement risked paralysis or cutting off his ability to breathe. Ryan himself has no memory of the accident at all. The surgery went well, and we are beyond grateful he is alive. But Ryan is not out of the woods yet. Without proper rest and rehabilitation, he still risks further serious injury. Recovery is expected to take 6 to 12 months—and the road ahead is long. Who is Ryan? If you know Ryan Burd, you already know the answer. He is the kind of man who would give you the shirt off his own back—and has. He is an amazing, loving husband and the kind of dad his girls adore. Eight years ago, Ryan built Burd's Tree Service from the ground up—through sheer hard work, determination, and heart. He built that business so his wife Marissa could stay home and raise their daughters. Everything he has ever done has been for his family. Now his family needs us. If we could make a meal or 2 or send a gift card for some meals so Marissa can take care of her girls and husband she would really appreciate it .