Jun 29,2011

Richard “Steelo” Vasquez In Need of Support and Prayer

Posted by Beast575 with 3 Comments

Richard “Steelo” Vazquez (Spexor Drift, “The Uprising Begins,” “The Good, the Bad, and the Ra, Part 2“) who recently underwent surgery due to a ruptured brain aneurysm. Steelo is thankfully in recovery after a lengthy surgery, but will be unable to work for some time and with his baby, Elijah, and wife, Penelope, they need the community’s support, encouragement, and prayer right now.

You can send your messages of encouragement at his facebook: steelo.vasquez or his twitter account: @steelo444.

Many thanks to Cassaundra Bustamante and Jaime “Venum” Burgos for this information!

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3 Responses to “Richard “Steelo” Vasquez In Need of Support and Prayer”

  1. Comment by Joanie in July 19, 2011 @ 5:57 am

    Thanks for posting this. A correction to the above, his facebook is “Steelo Vazquez”. Thanks everyone for your support!

  2. Comment by Maryson in May 2, 2012 @ 1:26 am

    God is watching over you and your family! Many, many blessings!

  3. Comment by Lourdes Parker in May 6, 2012 @ 10:28 pm

    Hello Steelo, I saw your story on Dancing with the Stars 2012, this past week and I was so moved by your story that I actually cried. I cried for joy to see you over come your disabilities, a result of your aneurysm. My the “Lord” keep blessing you and your family with his strength, endurance and love. My daughter has a friend who suffered a tragic accident (thrown) from a car and received severe head trauma. He is still recuperating and is starting to make baby steps in his rehab. He is finally speaking and moving more of his limbs after two years. So your recovery has been exceptional. Never loose your faith and keep doing what you love best is dancing. You’ll continue to receive prayers from me and all who saw your story. I had to write to you because when I saw you, I saw my daughters friend Steve in you. I now have more faith that he will do well just like you. Thank you for sharing your story. Blessings to you and your family. Sincerely Lourdes Parker

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