Leesburg Today Article on Renovation

ByRyan's Rally LLC

By Samantha Bartram

Walking into the Diviney residence, it’s as if someone cobbled together the major features of a hospital ward into a typical family home. At the doorway, guests are greeted by a small wheelchair ramp. Once inside, a hospital bed and physical therapy table are immediately noticeable, as is a dining room piled high with laundry and medical supplies. The kitchen is likewise stocked with everything Ken Diviney needs to care for his son Ryan, who was severely beaten outside a West Virginia convenience store in 2009.

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9 Comments

  1. Something that bugs me. Have the parents of the kids who did this to Ryan been help accountable for their kids actions; I mean financially. Also what law suits will be leveled against the idiots who did this.

      1. What about garnishing their pay or a lien on the house! Can you get a collection agency to constantly call their house and work. Can they be arrested for ignoring a court order. There has to be someway of getting them to start paying. Here is an idea. In a village not far from me a home was vandalized while owner’s were on vacation. They put a gigantic sign on their front lawn stating what happened and how. It is all legal because it is far enough from the street. Not much different than a politicians sign during elections. Do that!

  2. I enjoyed reading the article. Thank you for sharing it. Hope Ryan is resting well. God bless you.

  4. Ken, What a great article and that company is so wonderful and caring and all your neighbors and friends doing so much. I don’t think any one can forget Ryan or any of your family after all you’ve been through.Hoping this eases his care a little on his way to healing..We’re all here for you whether physically or in spirit and always will be .Give Ryan a hug for me Take care and God bless Love gail

  5. Ken ,What a wonderful company and so caring and your neighbor Bryan,all doing so much and the many,many others who have helped .That was a very nice article. I don’t think anyone can forget Ryan..All Ryan and your family have gone through ,hope this makes his care a little easier on his way to healing.We are all there for you whether physically or in spirit.. Take care ..Give ryan a hug for me God bless you all Love Gail

  6. Hello Ken, I hope you and Ryan have a smooth day together. Praying for rest, strength, energy, hope and healing. Sending love & hugs for all the words I cannot find and all the things I wish I could do to help.

    You are awesome!!! Paula

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