Honoring Craig & Supporting Kell, Dom, and Nico

It is with unimaginable heartbreak that we share the sudden and unexpected passing of Craig Cavallaro. Our family is still in shock, trying to process a loss that feels impossible to put into words. Craig was taken way too soon, leaving behind his wife, Kell, and their two beautiful sons, ages nine and four, who were his entire world.

If you knew Craig, you knew how incredibly hard he worked. He was driven and deeply committed to providing a happy, stable life for his family. Everything he did was for Kell and the boys. He was a proud husband, an amazing father, and someone who truly put family above all else.

Craig was also the life of the party—always smiling, always laughing, always making others feel welcome. He brought joy wherever he went, and his absence has left an enormous hole in all of our hearts.

Kell is a stay-at-home mom who now finds herself facing the overwhelming reality of raising their two young boys without her partner. Along with the emotional devastation, she is now navigating funeral expenses, household bills, and daily living costs that Craig worked so hard to cover. Without this help she could lose their house that they built to be a beautiful home together for their family.

One of the greatest joys Craig shared with his boys was their love of sports. Whether it was playing, practicing, coaching, or cheering them on, sports were something that brought them all together and filled their home with happiness. Craig would want nothing more than for his boys to continue doing what they love—playing sports, staying active, and most importantly, holding onto that sense of normalcy and joy.

This GoFundMe has been created to support Kell and the boys during this heartbreaking time—helping with funeral costs, bills, and giving these children the normalcy, stability, and opportunities Craig would have wanted for them.

Any donation, share, prayer, or message of support means more than words can ever express. Thank you for helping us honor Craig’s life and support the family he loved so deeply.