Funeral Cost for Waylon Lewis

Yesterday, the world lost one of the best men anyone knew. He was taken way too early from this earth in a horrible motorcycle accident. Anyone that met Waylon was instantly changed for the better, but you were even luckier if he stuck in your life.  From 2012-2015, Waylon served his Country honorably in the United States Army with the 1st Battalion, 14th Infantry Regiment out of Schofield Barracks, Hawaii. While assigned to the unit, he completed numerous deployments to Pacific nations in support of the Army's global mission overseas. After his tour of duty was complete, he was honorably discharged in 2015, where he decided to trade his combat boots in for a pair of clippers, following his older brother, Jesse's footsteps. He enjoyed cutting people's hair because he believed it was an art. If you ask me - I believe it was because he enjoyed making others happy. Regardless, Waylon never raised a hand or his voice in anger, nor did he hold anything against anyone. As a friend once said (we will call him "Ghost"), he made everyone around him a better person, he taught those around him to push through, and was the most high spirited person you could meet.

Unfortunately, Waylon had no life insurance at the time of his passing, so we are here to raise as much money as we can to alleviate funeral and burial costs that burden the family of our loved one.

He was there for his green-blooded family whenever they needed him, and it's time we pay him back.
 
Right now, the projected funeral will be the second week of February due to costs and coroner reports due to the nature of passing. 

Final expenses and any donations will be delivered to the mother and father of Waylon James Lewis (Laura Lewis and Joe Lewis) and Libby Lewis and Jesse Lewis his sister in law and brother