Aid Kimberly's Family After Tragedy

Dear Friends, Family, and Kind-hearted Supporters,

There are sorrows so deep that they seem to crack the world in two, moments when time itself groans beneath the weight of grief. It is in such an hour that I write to you, with trembling hand and hopeful heart, on behalf of a family now walking through the valley of shadows.

Kimberly Stotzer, a soul bright as morning, tender in spirit, and fierce in devotion, has departed from this earth in a sudden and tragic car accident. Those who knew her speak not merely of her deeds, but of her presence, as though light had wrapped itself in human form and was called "mother," "wife," "pastor", and "friend."

She leaves behind a husband and two precious children, whose hearts have been struck by the kind of loss no child or spouse should be asked to bear. And yet, even in the face of such sorrow, there is something we can do; something not to erase the pain, but to surround it with love.

This humble appeal, this letter, is not a mere request for financial aid. It is an invitation to fellowship in suffering. It is a call to embody the sacred duty we share as believers: to carry one another’s burdens, lend our strength when another fails, and be the quiet miracle someone else is praying for.

Your gift, no matter the size, will help with living expenses, provide counseling and healing resources, and supply a foundation of stability for Kimberly’s children, who must now grow in the shelter of her memory rather than her embrace.

If you are unable to give, do not let your heart be troubled. Your prayers, your words of encouragement, and your willingness to share this message are all holy acts of love.

Kimberly’s story is not ended. She has only passed beyond the veil, where all that is broken is healed and all that is loved is never truly lost. Until we meet her again, let us love those she left behind with the same fierce, unshakable grace that defined her every breath.

With deep gratitude and solemn joy,

A friend walking beside the Stotzer family in grief and hope