Steve McMillan, a 30-year-old from Round Rock, Texas was diagnosed with Glioblastoma Multiform, a very aggressive form of brain cancer.  Steve and wife, Angie are parents to three year old daughter, Shelby and one year old son, Cole.  The foundation made a donation to this benefit account to assist the family since Steve is unable to work and the medical bills are piling up.

Sunshine Cottage teaches children with moderate to profound hearing loss how to communicate naturally and effectively with intelligible speech and pleasant-sounding voices, without the use of sign language. Students and their families receive an outstanding education and strong emotional support throughout their Sunshine Cottage experience.  Doors are always open to every child with hearing loss who can benefit from their program. Tuition grants and scholarships are available for those families who qualify and The Clark Watts Foundation contribute to this educational opportunity for deaf children in memory of Clark Watts.

A family of five from Llano County lost everything but a pet dog and the clothes on their backs on November 13, 2003 when a fire claimed their home.  A fund for donations and assistance was set up for Lance and Carol Reid, along with children Gail, Lillian and Blake by Chapel of the Hills Baptist Church.  The Clark Watts Foundation responded with a monetary donation to assist the Reid family in finding shelter, clothing, and tools for Mr. Reid’s work as a carpenter.

Kiara Marshall of Georgetown, Texas lost her leg in a tragic Fourth of July accident.  Kiara is a ten-year-old fifth grader at Pickett Elementary School.  She was watching fireworks with her family near the town of Troy in Bell County when a driver struck the Marshall family van and pinned young Kiara between the two vehicles.  The Clark Watts Foundation has provided financial assistance to the fund to assist in paying down the huge debts incurred from the multiple surgeries and long hospital stay that Kiara endured.

Kade Hall passed away January 4, 2004 after a long bout of bone marrow transplant complications.  Kade was 15 years old and the son of Ms. Jaye Hall.  Kade had a very rare blood disease called Paroxysmal Nocturnal Hemoglobinuria or PNH.  Kade was hospitalized at the Methodist Hospital in San Antonio, Texas.  His mother was forced to leave her employment to be at his side daily.  She resided in a hotel near the hospital for several months.  Medical expenses, hotel expenses, funeral expenses and no income have left enormous bills to be paid.  The Clark Watts Foundation presented a donation to the “Caring for Kade” fund to help defray these expenses.

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Beverly Sellman Fund

Mart, Texas 76642

Beverly Sellman, a 19-year-old from Mart, Texas was seriously injured in a 4-wheeler accident on November 2004, and has been in a coma ever since. Beverly’s mother was forced to quit her job to stay at her daughter’s bedside. The Clark Watts Foundation responded with a monetary donation to assist the family in their time of need.