Hello, my name is Dominique, and I am writing this fundraiser on behalf of my dear friend Rachel Faith Currie, who some may also know as Willow Faith, and her family.

On December 12, 2025, Rachel and her family experienced an unimaginable loss with the sudden and unexpected passing of her father, Paul Currie. In honor of the family’s privacy during this incredibly painful time, details are being kept limited, but it is clear how deeply loved Paul was and how profoundly he will be missed.

Paul was a loving, kind, and joyful presence, with a rare ability to make people feel truly seen and valued. His warmth, humor, and genuine care for others left a lasting impression on everyone who knew him. Above all, Paul deeply loved his family. He shared a special and meaningful bond with his daughter Rachel, rooted in mutual love, trust, and respect, and one that continued to grow over the years. That connection meant so much to them both.

Since Paul’s passing, the family has been navigating the many responsibilities that come with such a sudden loss, including end-of-life arrangements and supporting one another through grief. They are now preparing to gather and honor Paul’s life at his memorial service, which will be held on Saturday, January 31, 2026.

This fundraiser has been created to help ease the financial burden on Paul’s wife, June Currie, and the family during this time. Funds raised will go toward funeral and memorial expenses, remaining end-of-life costs, essential living needs, and general support as the family works to regain stability and find their footing after this heartbreaking loss.

All donations, prayers, love, and messages of kindness are deeply appreciated. If you are unable to donate, sharing this fundraiser or keeping the family in your thoughts means just as much. Thank you for helping honor Paul’s life and for surrounding his family with compassion, care, and support during this difficult season.

May his legacy of love continue to expand and live on forever in our heart spaces.

With gratitude,

Dominique Green