Greg Driskell's final arrangements

Hi, this is a very difficult thing for me to do, but I cannot do this alone. On Thursday May 2, 2024 my husband took his life. I am in shock, but I cannot run from this harsh reality. Greg was not only my husband but the dad to two amazing girls. He was our protecter and provider, but did not plan for this. I don't really know what to say. I feel responsible. I cannot believe that he is gone.

Greg lost a dear friend almost two years ago. When that happened, we talked a lot about our wishes. So I do know that he wanted to be cremated. Unfortunately, I have been left in a position where I am unable to afford to carry out his wishes. This is the last thing that I ever thought would happen.

I feel ashamed that I have to ask for help but if I don't, I fear his memory will be disrespected. That is the last thing I think he deserves.

So I am at the mercy of others. I feel absolutely helpless and doing my best to keep myself together for our little girl, who is only five. (Not doing so great with the keeping it together)

The funds that are donated will go to cremating Greg. If there is anything left over, it will be split between his two daughters. They loved their dad so much. I loved him very much.

If you could please pray for our family, we desperately need it.

If you could please donate I would be forever grateful, but before anything please pray for us. This is something that NO ONE should ever have to experience. If you know someone that is suicidal, PLEASE, reach out to them. Please show them love and tell them it is not the answer. I wish I could have saved Greg. This is the worst thing that could happen and his daughters will never have their dad again.

I'm sorry, I know this is unorganized and all over the place but that is where I am.

I am so lost.

Thank you for taking the time to read this.

Thank you for the prayers.

Thank you for everything.

Please remember that life is so precious.