WHRRI Volunteer Bob Chapdelaine Go-Fund-Me to get back home
Posted: Sun Mar 29, 2026 3:20 pm
Hello All,
reaching out to the Waterford Hills community for any support that you can share.
Bob Chapdelaine is in Rehab now, and looking to move on to the next chapter in his life, getting back home after amputation of his foot.
https://gofund.me/e4368302d
https://gofund.me/e4368302d
Bob had been struggling with pain in his foot for many years, and after several surgeries, complications with staph infection led surgeons to recommend amputation, as all of the prescribed treatments were not controlling the infection.
After a 2 part surgery, Bob has now been in recovery and transitioning to therapy.
You can read more at his Go Fund Me link included above. Bob's goal is to get equipment for his home to enable him to continue to work from home and move in and out for errands as needed. At the link you will see Bob with his 1-1/2 year old grandson - another motivator for him to push through the challenges facing him.
Bob would like to be able to return to Waterford Hills Volunteering and continue helping with Race Timing and Computer Upgrades. We are all hopeful that his recovery can continue and his goals can be realized.
Gifts of any size are welcomed. Please share what you can.
Sincerely,
Franz
reaching out to the Waterford Hills community for any support that you can share.
Bob Chapdelaine is in Rehab now, and looking to move on to the next chapter in his life, getting back home after amputation of his foot.
https://gofund.me/e4368302d
https://gofund.me/e4368302d
Bob had been struggling with pain in his foot for many years, and after several surgeries, complications with staph infection led surgeons to recommend amputation, as all of the prescribed treatments were not controlling the infection.
After a 2 part surgery, Bob has now been in recovery and transitioning to therapy.
You can read more at his Go Fund Me link included above. Bob's goal is to get equipment for his home to enable him to continue to work from home and move in and out for errands as needed. At the link you will see Bob with his 1-1/2 year old grandson - another motivator for him to push through the challenges facing him.
Bob would like to be able to return to Waterford Hills Volunteering and continue helping with Race Timing and Computer Upgrades. We are all hopeful that his recovery can continue and his goals can be realized.
Gifts of any size are welcomed. Please share what you can.
Sincerely,
Franz