You can rest now mom. You aren't in ANY MORE PAIN...

Run to the arms of our Lord...

Our mom was the definition of what we all need. The mother the Lord let us borrow. So we could be raised to love Him with all our heart... and love our neighbors as He instructed us to do. She will forever be. An unwavering example of what it looked like to be a good Samaritan

She was born on March 19th, 1959 with Sickle Cell Anemia. A blood disease that cripples you to the point you can barely move or function. Because the pain can be unbearable. She only was able to work for a limited time during her 20's and 30's. By the time she was in her 40's, she had become 100% disabled and had to find whatever she could do to make sure we were taken care of. She never quit. And always, unconditionally loved us.

After years of fighting crisis after crisis. She finally was called home to be with the Lord. Monday July the 7th at 1:19am (7-7-25 at 1:19) A time that will forever be stuck in my head as the moment I lost the greatest thing the Lord ever gave me for free. I can't get the image of the people in the ICU doing chest compressions all that time. Trying to get her heart to start beating again...

I feel numb and broken. Without the possibility of being put back together. Losing someone so beautiful. So strong. That means so much to not only me. But to so many people. Has left an unfillable void in my life. The one bright side to all of this. Is I have no doubt she made it home to be with the Father.

This GoFundMe has been created to support the family with funeral and memorial expenses. A headstone and ongoing support as we walk through this season of mourning.

Every donation. No matter the size, matter when it's given. Today, tomorrow, next year... Is an expression of love and is greatly appreciated.

I know if she were here to say it. She would say thank you so much....

She always was overly grateful for anything that anyone ever did for her. To the point it seemed like she felt she was undeserving of it. Or a burden. She was so humble that it hurts to think about it. Because she so deserved... So much more than she ever received while she was alive with us all...

Lord willing, it will all come together.

Thank you ALL for helping...