This fundraiser is for Houston Holloway. He had a motorcycle accident on Saturday, May 31, 2025, around 8 pm. He lost control of his motorcycle while traveling on I-24 near Chattanooga. He wasn’t speeding, but we believe his front tire wasn’t balanced properly, causing a very dangerous “death wobble.” As he tried his best to get it back under control, he hit a concrete barrier, flipping him over the barrier into the grass in front of a church, which is one of the biggest blessings we could ask for.
We are very thankful he’s here to tell his story after he’s out of the hospital. He has to spend a couple of days in trauma ICU before getting his own room. As time goes by, he’ll have to go through three or more surgeries that have lasted five-plus hours and have therapy after. He doesn’t have work insurance and worked for a family-owned non-emergency service but won’t be able to work for up to a year, if not more. We thankfully had motorcycle insurance, but it will not cover all of his bills.
We just ask that if there’s any way you’re able to help him out, this will be the best way. He’s always been able to make friends no matter where he was. His biker name is “Snow.” He’s always played sports his whole life, even completing school with a 4.0 GPA. With plans on becoming a scuba diver within the next few years and starting his own business of cleaning boats as well. The determination Houston has in his life is so unbelievable that it’s contagious. He currently lives with his girlfriend Sierra, with two dogs and a cat, for about two years and was planning on moving into a house next year. We pray that doesn’t set our plans back for next year, but whatever works best for him is what we’ll do. His support team with family and friends is super big, and I know he’s very thankful, with his parents and baby brother being with him every morning, every step of the way. We don’t want him to worry about paying bills on his own or even stressing about what the outcome could be. We’re thankful for any help that’s able to be given to him and pray his story can get out there to others.
