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It’s with great sadness that I’d like to share a very unfortunate turn of events - Stefan Tyburski, loving father and husband, passed away unexpectedly the evening of April 20th, just 10 days before his 40th birthday. He had a sudden onset seizure and collapsed while spending time with his two young sons and died shortly thereafter.
Stefan was epilieptic, and took medication to control his condition.
He leaves behind a loving wife, Vanessa, his two sons Stefan Jr. (6 years old), Lincoln (4 years old) and daughter Ari (18 years old). All who knew him can attest that he was an amazing and supportive father, who dedicated all of his energy to providing for his family. To his children, he was their teacher, often reading to them for hours each day. He also impared in them a love of the outdoors - as their adventure guide, he took his children camping, backpacking, and kayaking. He was their role model, and his son Stefan Jr. has often said that he wanted to grow up to be just like him.
His children are at an age where they are too young to form many lasting long term memories of their father, but they deserve to know how much he loved them, and what kind of man that he was.
To his wife Vanessa, he was her rock, her best friend, and the love of her life - they truly brought out the best in one another. As their family grew, so did their hopes and dreams of what the future may hold for them.
He was also a son, a brother, and an uncle. He was so much to so many.
Stefan was the main financial provider for the family, which makes his loss all the more difficult as they will face significant financial hardships over the course of the coming months. The family had recently applied for life insurance for Stefan, but were denied due to his epilepsy and will receive no relief in this regard. His loss puts his family’s financial future into tremendous upheaval. In addition to their living expenses, they will now also need to cover funeral costs as well. Please donate what you can, and help them to feel loved and supported.
Stefan was epilieptic, and took medication to control his condition.
He leaves behind a loving wife, Vanessa, his two sons Stefan Jr. (6 years old), Lincoln (4 years old) and daughter Ari (18 years old). All who knew him can attest that he was an amazing and supportive father, who dedicated all of his energy to providing for his family. To his children, he was their teacher, often reading to them for hours each day. He also impared in them a love of the outdoors - as their adventure guide, he took his children camping, backpacking, and kayaking. He was their role model, and his son Stefan Jr. has often said that he wanted to grow up to be just like him.
His children are at an age where they are too young to form many lasting long term memories of their father, but they deserve to know how much he loved them, and what kind of man that he was.
To his wife Vanessa, he was her rock, her best friend, and the love of her life - they truly brought out the best in one another. As their family grew, so did their hopes and dreams of what the future may hold for them.
He was also a son, a brother, and an uncle. He was so much to so many.
Stefan was the main financial provider for the family, which makes his loss all the more difficult as they will face significant financial hardships over the course of the coming months. The family had recently applied for life insurance for Stefan, but were denied due to his epilepsy and will receive no relief in this regard. His loss puts his family’s financial future into tremendous upheaval. In addition to their living expenses, they will now also need to cover funeral costs as well. Please donate what you can, and help them to feel loved and supported.
Organizer and beneficiary
Maya Kuschner
Organizer
Vancouver, WA
Vanessa Kuschner
Beneficiary
