On May 29, 2025, our father, Rob Angeloff, was involved in a severe motorcycle accident on 23rd and Wall in Ogden, UT. The impact was devastating, leaving him with multiple life-altering injuries.
Rob was rushed to McKay Dee Hospital where he underwent extensive stabilization for his injuries. He had multiple fractures throughout his body, the worst being a shattered pelvis. Within the next few days he underwent several difficult surgeries.
The doctors have informed us that Rob faces an incredibly long and challenging recovery. We’ve been told he will be unable to walk for at least three months, requiring intensive physical therapy and ongoing medical care. This means he will be unable to work for the foreseeable future, adding immense financial strain to an already unimaginable situation.
Before this tragic accident, Rob was always the first to help a friend, an avid outdoors enthusiast, and a loving father and friend. He is a resilient person, and we know he will fight through this, but not without significant support.
We are creating this fundraiser to humbly ask for your help to ease the burden on Rob and our family during this incredibly difficult time. The funds raised will go directly towards:
Medical Bills: Covering deductibles, co-pays, medications, and specialized treatments not fully covered by insurance.
Rehabilitation & Physical Therapy: Essential for regaining mobility and strength.
Accessibility Modifications: Potential needs like ramps, shower chairs, or other equipment to make home accessible during recovery.
Ongoing Care: Any unforeseen expenses that arise during this lengthy recovery period.
Any amount you can contribute, no matter how small, will make a profound difference and be deeply appreciated. If you are unable to donate, please consider sharing.
Your prayers, positive thoughts, and well wishes are also appreciated.
We will do our best to provide updates on Rob’s progress as he embarks on this long road to recovery. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for your kindness, generosity, and support.
