The last viewing for Kennetha's beautiful babies

As many of you know, Kennetha Renee Foster is my sister. Not biological, but adopted and bonded to each other for eternity. She has three amazing, beautiful, and talented children who are under the age of 18.

On Friday, March 14th, Kennetha was found deceased. With a broken heart, I am asking for help. As circumstances were largely unseen, financial burdens are hitting hard. There is one, last opportunity for King, Kh'Teesha, and Prince to see their mother before cremation. Closure is so important, especially to children who are saying goodbye to their parent. We don't need to raise much. It's roughly $800 for the last viewing... in addition to cremation costs. I'd like to reimburse any and everyone who spent money towards Netha's cremation, and do my part to allow my niece and nephews to see their mom one last time. Kennetha was the one person who would show up for you NO MATTER WHAT. She was there, time and time again for all of us more times than we can count.

I NEVER ask for help, Kennetha NEVER asked for help. But right now... we need your help. I know that times are hard, but Kennetha needs ALL of us right now. A dollar, two dollars, three dollars... whatever you can spare to help these three beautiful babies say goodbye to their mom, to help the father of her children gain closure, and allow her biological family the opportunity to fulfill these emotions and come full circle. All of it will be accepted and greatly appreciated. We are her family and it is on us to take care of her. Any additional funds (after viewing/cremation services) will be put into a trust fund for her three beautiful babies. We need YOUR help right now. Let's be strong for the woman who was strong for us, even in her weakest moments. ANYTHING helps. It's our turn. Let's be there for her, just once.

We need all of you, she needs ALL of you. Let's get to work and get it together for our sister, so that her children, her kids father, and her biological family can have the closure they deserve... the closure Kennetha deserves. Rest Peacefully, Sis.