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Online Casino Affiliate Remembered: Wife Needs Lung Transplant

Written by:

C Costigan

Published on:

Aug/05/2010

The online casino affiliate community has come together in an effort to raise money for the wife of one of its own who is in desperate need of a lung transplant.

“The Captain”, whose real name was Alan Leonard, passed away last week.

The general sentiment from those who knew him from Casino Affiliate Programs (CAP):

“I am at a total loss for words - He was a great guy and a true friend... I will miss him very much.”

Leonard had endured significant family tragedy in recent years, including the loss of a daughter, and his wife is in current need of a lung transplant.

A fundraising effort has been launched by the online casino affiliate community and, so far, over $2000 has been raised to assist Alan’s wife Patty. To donate, you can go here.

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