Community Rallies Around Local Farm Family
Everyone who knows Kelly Funk knows she is a woman of uncommon energy and drive, approaching everything she undertakes with passion and enthusiasm. Along with her husband, John Ferree, Kelly owns and operates Seldom Seen Farm, one of the most successful small-scale vegetable growing operations in Central Indiana. Kelly and John are currently vendors at several local farmers’ markets.
On the afternoon of Thursday, July 8, Kelly was tragically struck by lightening while working on her farm. She is in stable condition at Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis. While there have been small and hopeful signs of improvement, her journey of recovery will be long and diffi cult. She is surrounded by loving and supportive family members, who welcome your thoughts and prayers.
Kelly’s extended “farm family” have launched a number of efforts to ease the family’s fi nancial burden during this diffi cult time. Many of the vendors will be accepting donations at local markets and some are also donating a portion of their weekly sales. For a complete listing of current farm markets, see the Calendar of Events in this edition of Natural Awakenings.
Numerous fundraising events are in the works for Kelly’s cause; our local Slow Food Indy chapter is hosting a New England Lobster Bake on August 22 from
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2:30 – 8 p.m. at the Apple Family Farm located at 3365 W. State Road 234, McCordsville, IN; Natural Awakenings of Indianapolis is accepting donations at the upcoming Natural Living Fair on August 6-7 at the Harrison Center and for anyone wishing to make a direct donation, the Kelly Funk Recovery Fund is available at Huntington Bank. You may also consider taking some of your grocery dollars to the Seldom Seen Farm stand at Broad Ripple Farmers’ Market on Saturday mornings and helping John and Kelly by supporting their business.
For more information on fundraising efforts and updates on Kelly’s improvements, or to send your personalized message, please visit Facebook pages for Kelly Funk or Seldom Seen Farm.
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