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SEARCHThe Police Benevolent Foundation and the Alabama Division of the Southern States Police Benevolent Association have created the "Officer Kevin Blue Recovery Fund," to help the six-year veteran of the Piedmont Police Department pay for treatment after being diagnosed with stage 4 brain cancer earlier this year.
Officer Kevin Blue, a six-year veteran of the Piedmont Police Department, was diagnosed with stage 4 brain cancer earlier this year. Image courtesy of the Officer Kevin Blue Recovery Fund.
The Police Benevolent Foundation and the Alabama Division of the Southern States Police Benevolent Association have created the " Officer Kevin Blue Recovery Fund ," to help the six-year veteran of the Piedmont Police Department pay for treatment after being diagnosed with stage 4 brain cancer earlier this year, according to AL.com .
Blue was diagnosed with stage 4 multiform glioblastoma earlier this year after going to the doctor for memory problems — he was given six months to live.
"He is fighting so that he can see his nine-month-old grandson put on cleats one day," Blue’s sister — Kalisha Todd — is quoted as saying on the fund's website .
All donations to the fund are tax-deductible, with 100 percent of contributions going to Blue.
