Heidi Mayne and her family hang out at the Coupeville Wharf.
Heidi Mayne makes Whidbey Island a better place.
Since the US Navy brought her and husband Donald to The Rock, the duo, and their five children, have been among the best and brightest we have.
Some of her offspring have worked their way through Coupeville schools, such as Claire, a CHS senior coming off her second trip to the state cross country meet.
And others have found their niche in Oak Harbor’s academic system, where they’ve been able to more actively pursue their love of art and music at larger schools with more classes.
The Maynes are sort of equal opportunity parents, bestowing gifts on multiple teachers in multiple towns.
But ultimately, and probably because this blog is called Coupeville Sports and not Wildcat News or some such nonsense, I tend to view Heidi as a Wolf Mom first and foremost.
Now she’s also a talented music instructor and certified nursing assistant, with previous stints as a science teacher.
Her children come by their big brains naturally.
But a Wolf Mom through and through she is, from volunteering at activities like Race the Reserve to supporting both her own children and their teammates in various pursuits.
And now, we, the rest of Wolf Nation, can help support Heidi and her family, as she battles HER2+, an aggressive form of breast cancer.
As she undergoes treatment, she has had to stop working at WhidbeyHealth, and end, for now, teaching piano.
Heidi’s fellow nurses started a meal train for the family, and all the spots filled up in rapid order.
Now, they have launched a GoFundMe to help the Maynes with expenses and emotional support.
To read more and donate, pop over to:
https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-for-heidi-mayne?qid=60a769e08ac54bfc7a826e017e8d0325
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