Help the Neeley family lay Kyle to rest

It’s with a heavy heart that I write this April 19th we lost an amazing soul Kyle was an amazing father and husband he has left behind his 3 baby’s and wife. Since he was only 31 and this was unexpected he did not have life insurance so anything would help even a share. Keep the Neeleys in your prayers.

Honoring Kyle:

Supporting a Family in Need

In the wake of an unexpected tragedy, our hearts ache as we remember Kyle – a devoted husband, a loving father, and a cherished friend. Kyle's sudden departure has left a void that words cannot fill. He leaves behind his beloved wife, Joanne and their three beautiful children, Kyle Jr., Jasmine, and , Kayne grappling with the profound loss of a guiding light in their lives.

Kyle was more than a provider; he was the cornerstone of his family – a source of strength, laughter, and unwavering support. His dedication to his loved ones knew no bounds, and his absence is deeply felt by all who had the privilege of knowing him.

As Joanne and the children navigate this unimaginable grief, they are faced with the daunting challenge of rebuilding their lives without Kyle's presence. The emotional toll is immeasurable, compounded by the financial strain of moving forward without his income and support.

With heavy hearts, we reach out to our community, friends, and kind-hearted strangers, asking for your support during this difficult time. Your generosity will help alleviate the immediate financial burdens, including funeral expenses of $6.95990

and ongoing household needs. More importantly, your compassion will serve as a beacon of hope for a family grappling with the harsh realities of loss.

Every contribution, no matter the size, makes a meaningful difference in the lives of Joanne and her children. Together, let us honor Kyle's memory by lifting up his family in their time of need. Your love and support are a testament to the profound impact Kyle had on all of our lives, and we are forever grateful for your kindness.

Thank you for standing with us as we remember Kyle's legacy and rally around his family during this heartbreaking journey. May his spirit continue to inspire us to cherish each moment and hold our loved ones close.

Kyle found out February 29th the he had congested heart failure and a 15% ejection fraction he was in and out of the hospital until he passed in Indy saint Vincent where he spent the last two weeks of his life on April 9th he was told his ejection fraction had went to 5-10% despite him doing everything they said his body just wasn’t holding up to the medication due to the amount of water he was holding.

With heartfelt gratitude,

Joanne, Kyle, Jr, Jasmine, and Kayne.