The day after the accident, a family friend, Tara Henry found out what happened and got to work.
She first called Carmen, Wollyung’s wife to see if the harvest had been done.
While playing in a grain wagon, Ayla, 4, got stuck. Despite being quickly airlifted to Cincinnati Children’s Hospital, she later died.
The tragedy struck just as her grandfather, Steve Wollyung was about to complete the final harvest at his farm.
He had 112 acres left, but with the death of his granddaughter, that task seemed monumental.
The day after the accident, a family friend, Tara Henry found out what happened and got to work.
She first called Carmen, Wollyung’s wife to see if the harvest had been done.
When Carmen said no, Tara found a few other farmers in the area who had finished their work and were willing to help.
Read more: RelayHero
I have Often wanted to help out ,
in times of need like this.
Would gladly do so.. Was able to do it
faster, when younger.
Isn’t there a page… Paper.. Something..
That Farmers.. could put in a call for help..
For those who might be around them. You Know.
For Small farms who NEED Desperate help.. TO HELP THEM ?
If NOT.. IT Would be a good thing to set up.. and
to let others know it is there.
AMERICA,, MUST STAND TOGATHER…
TO KEEP WHAT FARMS THAT WE HAVE.
WE DO NOT WANT IT ALL TO GO TO BIG COMPANIES> !