
Support Amber’s Kids: A New Beginning
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My name is Ryan, and I am reaching out during one of the most challenging times of my life. On January 27, 2026, my beloved sister Amber Willoughby passed away, leaving behind eight wonderful children—five boys (Victor, Thomas, Michael, Aiden, and Rylan) and three girls (Amberly, Ava, and Aubrey). Our family has already endured the heartbreaking loss of Aubrey Willoughby in 2016, when she was taken from us in a tragic accident caused by a drunk driver. Now, as I step into the role of raising Amber’s children, I am determined to honor her memory and provide the love and stability they need.
Taking custody of my nieces and nephews is both a privilege and a tremendous responsibility. The funds raised will go directly toward providing a safe home, supporting their education, ensuring access to counseling, covering daily living expenses, and making sure we have reliable transportation. Every dollar will help me give these kids the future they deserve, surrounded by the love their mother always gave so freely.
It truly takes a village, and I am reminded of that every day. My sister was the heart of our family and touched so many lives in our city. She always called me 'uncle dad,' and now it’s time to set that in stone for her children. I am deeply grateful for any support you can offer—whether it’s a donation or simply sharing our story. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. Blessings to you all.
Taking custody of my nieces and nephews is both a privilege and a tremendous responsibility. The funds raised will go directly toward providing a safe home, supporting their education, ensuring access to counseling, covering daily living expenses, and making sure we have reliable transportation. Every dollar will help me give these kids the future they deserve, surrounded by the love their mother always gave so freely.
It truly takes a village, and I am reminded of that every day. My sister was the heart of our family and touched so many lives in our city. She always called me 'uncle dad,' and now it’s time to set that in stone for her children. I am deeply grateful for any support you can offer—whether it’s a donation or simply sharing our story. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. Blessings to you all.





