Paying it forward to Kathy - the kindest of us all

Last night at about 2:45am, our dearly loved Kathy Williams suffered a massive heart attack. After many attempted medical interventions through the rest of the night, there was just too much damage done to her heart and she went home to be with the Lord at around 7:15am this morning. She will be greatly missed here on earth but we know she is enjoying her reunion with her mom, dad, sister and brother. 


As so many know, funerals are very expensive and the need in this situation doesn’t end there. Kathy didn’t have medical or life insurance and now her husband, Bob, will have to find a way to pay for all of these things plus continue to support their 2 young kids who are still at home (11 & 13) as a single parent without a steady income (besides a small social security check he receives). On top of all of this, both of the cars Bob and Kathy were driving had broken down recently so Bob doesn’t even have a working vehicle right now. Any funds donated here will go towards all of these expenses and whatever else Bob needs to help him and the children. 


In light of all these financial needs, let us all remember how generous and giving Kathy was. She never said no to someone who needed help and was always there for those in need; even if it meant sacrificing something for herself. Now is our chance to honor her life and say “thank you” to her by paying it forward to her family. It is hard enough to lose someone so precious. Having to bear all these financial burdens alone is not something Bob should have to do on top of grieving the tragic and sudden loss of his beautiful wife. 


Please know that there is no donation amount considered too small or insignificant and every single contribution helps relieve some of the burden the family is experiencing right now.


Kathy we love you so, so deeply and your kindness and selflessness will always remembered. You have left an amazing legacy for all of us here and especially for your children. May the sweetest lady we know rest in peace.