On October 4th, our community suffered the sudden passing of our beloved Tara Eastcott.

Anyone who had the pleasure of knowing Tara can attest to it as being touched by gold. Having her support was like having the world's most dedicated cheerleader and champion.

She was a fierce, loving friend and psychotherapist. In her personal and professional life, she tended to and held many hearts through pain, joy, and healing. Tara left behind a legacy of love, and she is deeply missed.

Currently, all of Tara’s post-life expenses are being covered by one of her dear friends. Support from the community is essential to ease and distribute this financial burden.

Tara had a special gift in helping nourish each one of us in our journeys, and we ask during this difficult time that we come together to help as we can. Any support is welcome. All money raised is going directly towards her end-of-life wishes, and any excess money will be donated to The Center on Colfax, whose mission is to engage, empower, enrich, and advance the LGBTQ community of Colorado.

A public memorial will be held over Zoom on December 3rd. Details can be found on www.tarapsyd.com.

All are welcome.

To view Tara's obituary, follow this link: https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/legacyremembers/tara-eastcott-obituary?id=36952766

Tara's overcoming of her own acrophobia and becoming an accomplished climber: https://www.insider.com/guides/health/treatments/acrophobia