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It's with deep regret and profound sorrow that we announce the sudden and tragic passing of Maxwell Verspyck. The 19 year old son of Angela Lattrell and Chipman Verspyck.
He was a sweet, sensitive, intelligent young man who struggled with depression for most of his young adulthood.
His fight came to an end yesterday when he took his own life.
The intense sadness of this is amplified by the reality that so many of our precious, deep feeling children are facing unspeakable stressors in their daily lives and it’s frightening to realize how many we are losing.
His family is overcome with grief, bewildered, and in shock. None of us can ever truly understand Maxwell’s choice, but his family that he left behind must somehow face what tomorrow brings without their beloved boy and be present for their youngest son, Wyatt.
Angela and Chipman lost their son, and there are no words that can possibly express the suffering that they will have to endure in the coming months and years. No parent should ever have to experience this kind of loss.
We have an opportunity now to join together as a community and help them to face the financial burden in the wake of this unspeakable tragedy.
Please help or share.
And be kind to one another. This ride can be short and difficult for so many of us.
He was a sweet, sensitive, intelligent young man who struggled with depression for most of his young adulthood.
His fight came to an end yesterday when he took his own life.
The intense sadness of this is amplified by the reality that so many of our precious, deep feeling children are facing unspeakable stressors in their daily lives and it’s frightening to realize how many we are losing.
His family is overcome with grief, bewildered, and in shock. None of us can ever truly understand Maxwell’s choice, but his family that he left behind must somehow face what tomorrow brings without their beloved boy and be present for their youngest son, Wyatt.
Angela and Chipman lost their son, and there are no words that can possibly express the suffering that they will have to endure in the coming months and years. No parent should ever have to experience this kind of loss.
We have an opportunity now to join together as a community and help them to face the financial burden in the wake of this unspeakable tragedy.
Please help or share.
And be kind to one another. This ride can be short and difficult for so many of us.
Organizer and beneficiary
Deb Boan
Organizer
Saugerties, NY
Angela LATTRELL
Beneficiary