Help an Angels family in need

Created by Jennifer Armstrong
on behalf of Tonya Kelly Armstrong
SMITHVILLE, MS

On September 12th, 2016 my sister in law and her family lost their son, and brother, very unexpectedly in a car wreck. His name was Jeffery Allen Holiday Jr. He was 23yrs old and had such a passion for music and family. He played guitar, and sang beautifully. He was such an amazing person, who always had a huge smile and giving heart. It has been an immense struggle to lose him to our family. Tonya (his mom) is a hospice nurse, for SouthernCare Hospice, and would give the shirt off of her back to anyone in need. Jeremy (his dad) is a meat market manager. Hunter, his little brother 14, loves his sports, and bass fishing. He's such an outgoing kid and looked up to his brother more than anyone in his life. Jordan, his other little brother 11, shared so much with his brother, they created stuff together. They shared a deep unconditional love for any animal they came in contact with. Tonya is currently off work spending as much time as possible with her other two babies, as the boys are really struggling with the loss of their rolemodel, and big brother, Jeffery. This family doesn't ask for anything, they are placing it in the Lord's hands for him to provide, but with the bills piling up and Tonya taking a break from comforting others with their grief to deal with her own, Jeremy isn't able to pay for everything. They are such strong, God fearing people and I hate to see them struggle during this time which is why I made this account. Every donation will go directly to their bank account to assist in the mountain of collections, bills and to the cost of every day living. Any and every donation and prayer is so appreciated. You can view Jeffery's obituary at eepicklefuneralhome.com. The loss of this young beautiful soul has really put a strain on their daily lives, and I know they would appreciate any blessings or prayers you can give. Thank you all in advance for your care and concern. God bless you all.
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Jeffery Allen Holiday Jr, Obituary