Father's death leaves 2 girls without parent

On Wednesday, May 4th, 2022, Mogens Lausten left this earthly world suddenly and unexpectedly. Mogens was a dedicated and loving father, son, brother, and friend.

Mogens worked hard to build his businesses over the last several years- he wanted his children and grandchildren to have the best of everything and make the best possible life for them. Mogens leaves behind 2 beautiful daughters, Alyssa and Chloe, as well as 3young grandsons, Jagger, Kash, and Hudson. He is also survived by his parents, Niels and Solveig, and his sisters, Mirja and Maitchen.

Since his death, Facebook has been flooded with stories and celebrations of Mogens and the love that everyone has for him. Many of us as his friends will remember the many laughs and amazing life experiences we shared together, as well as his infectious smile and beautiful sparkling eyes. He was a generous and kind friend, one that was always there for you and showed up no matter what- a person that you could truly depend on, which is rare these days. He will be missed by all, but his beautiful memory will most definitely live forever.

Will all of the emotional pain and stress that a death brings, it also brings financial burden. We are trying to raise money for Alyssa and Chloe with any costs that Mogens’ death will incur to help them continue their lives without their father. He has been their sole parent and provider since they were very little, so as you can imagine, they are now left without parental support, which is so heartbreaking to many of us. If you are able to support Mogens’s daughters during their long walk through this dark and unfathomable tunnel, we’ve created this page to accept donations that will be used to support Alyssa and Chloe and their bright futures.

It is in these times of loss and sadness when you see people coming together to help one another make it through. We are so thankful for any support you may be able to provide for these beautiful girls during this incredibly difficult period in their lives.