Honoring Lincoln Tyler Couch’s Memory

Lincoln Tyler Couch was a remarkable 11-year-old who touched the lives of everyone around him. Born with PCH (pontocerebellar hypoplasia), Lincoln faced immense challenges—he was nonverbal and immobile, but he communicated with his family through his eyes and blinks, sharing a love that was pure and profound. Despite doctors’ predictions that he might not survive infancy, Lincoln defied the odds and became a true miracle for his family. His parents, Nathan and Leah, and his siblings, Taylor, Ezra, and especially Kingston, with whom he shared a special bond, are heartbroken by his passing.

Lincoln’s days were filled with the simple joys of family life. He loved watching movies and playing with Kingston, and music was always a source of happiness—The Avett Brothers were a family favorite, filling their home with songs and memories. Lincoln’s presence brought out the best in those around him, teaching everyone about resilience, hope, and unconditional love. His loss has left a deep void in the lives of his family and friends, who are now facing the overwhelming costs of funeral services and other associated expenses.

We are reaching out to our community to help Nathan, Leah, and their children during this incredibly difficult time. Any support will go directly toward giving Lincoln the farewell he deserves and easing the financial burden on his family as they grieve and remember their beautiful boy.