We are raising money for Wyndee Cain and her family to pay for funeral costs, Josh's shop, and living expenses until Wyndee can get her feet back under her again.

As we all know, Josh took good care of his family and helped anyone else he could squeeze in. He was a busy man with a big smile and a kind word. A motorcycle riding, off-roading, crazy man that was all heart. He lived each day to the fullest, and grabbed all he could from life. No one could have ever imagined a bite or sting taking this force of nature. We are all deeply shocked, but no one could begin to understand the depth of shock this family is enduring. They have lost 3 family members in the last few years, including Danny, Josh's Brother. Josh (pushing forward with love and support) recently attended a celebration for his aunt and was able to spend quality time with his Dad and uncles in California. Earlier he was able to take a 4-wheeling adventure with his folks and 2 sisters, a trip that will bring fond memories to bring a smile to get them through this sad time. Josh and Wyndee have 2 sons. Brandon lives in Nebraska with his wife Kylie. He teaches elementary and makes and sells pottery as a hobby. Corey is moving back home in Ash Fork to support his momma through this transition. Anyone that knows Josh and Wyndee know that they live a real life love story. Every time Wyndee called him, he'd stop whatever he was doing and answer with his usual "Hello darlin'" and end it with "Ok, I love you." Married high-school sweethearts, these soulmates have been married 26 years. You didn't have to be around long to feel the love radiating off them. It is a love for the ages of which everyone aspires to have for themselves. 

Wyndee is doing her best to get through this, and we all know it will be a long road to build a life without Josh, her partner, before the bumps are easier to get over. This fund will give her a safety net to get through the obstacles facing her and help her hold onto the place Josh worked so hard to put together, as well as transition all those unfinished projects he left behind. She is left with a long heartbreaking task of going through all the memory-filled treasures filling their yard, home, and shop and deciding their fates and where their new home will be. While many friends and family have rolled up their sleeves and helped where they could, not everyone can help as much as they'd like to. This fund is here for those who want to help but can't, contribute to the support she needs through this painful process. Please look through your Josh memories (we all have them) and show Wyndee the same support he gave you. If you can't give now, a kind word to Wyndee and paying Josh's deeds forward, I'm sure would give him a smile looking down on us, his friends and family.