On September 28, 2026, we tragically lost the beautiful soul of Emmilee Collins in a devastating car accident. Emmilee was only 29 years old. She was thriving in life, building a beautiful future, and raising her beloved daughter, Aubree, as a devoted and independent mother.

Emmilee was an incredible mother, daughter, sister, friend, and teammate. She loved her family and friends deeply and was always there for the people she cared about. She was adventurous and loved the outdoors. She was selfless, incredibly smart, and although she could be shy, she had a wonderful sense of humor that could light up a room.

Emmilee was truly living her best life. She had recently experienced exciting growth in her career, was moving closer to her family, and was building an amazing life for herself and Aubree. She had so much more life to live and so many more memories to make with her daughter.

We are asking for your support during this heartbreaking and unimaginable time. Donations will help Emmilee’s family with the immediate and long-term expenses that come with such an unexpected loss, including burial costs, legal expenses, and, most importantly, providing security and stability for Aubree.

Aubree is only 9 years old and has her entire life ahead of her. No child should have to navigate the loss of their mother and her only present parent. While we cannot take away her pain, we can come together to make sure she is surrounded by love, support, and the resources she needs as she grows.

Your donation, no matter the amount, can help ease some of the financial burden on Emmilee’s family, giving them the space they need to grieve, and begin the lifelong journey of healing.

If you are able, please consider donating and sharing this fundraiser with your family, friends, and community. Every contribution and every share makes a difference.

Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for your kindness, generosity, prayers, and support during this incredibly difficult time.

This is for Emmilee.

This is for her family.

But most importantly, this is for Aubree.