Support Britt's Future: In Honor of Eric

Eric Koziol, Britt Fohrman's beloved husband, passed away after a short and traumatizing illness on September 25th.

 

We are heartbroken for Britt's loss and for those of us who knew Eric as a deeply present, loving, creative, and loyal friend. He was kind, he was gentle; he was one of the most thoughtful and multi-dimensional people we knew.

 

He was a deeply supportive and profoundly dedicated partner to Britt.

 

Britt and Eric nurtured a potent partnership over the past five years: building their home together, practicing their spirituality together, navigating their baby-making journey together, and pursuing their entrepreneurial endeavors together.

 

They had the rare gift of a truly symbiotic union, a love supreme.

 

So, now; joyful, loving, resilient, generous Britt needs our help to find her way into a future without Eric without any undue financial stress and anxiety.

 

She’s facing significant financial challenges in addition to the tremendous emotional and practical challenges she is already experiencing.

 

The exorbitant cost of living and renting in San Francisco, and impending medical bills loom. All of this in the wake of significant income loss over the past two months— on top of 18 months with limited income due to the pandemic.

 

Though we all know Britt to be the kick-ass, powerful, juicy lady that she is, this situation is truly beyond what she can handle on her own and she needs all the support we can offer.

Britt’s loss of Eric is also the loss of their collaboration towards a shared future vision, so we also want to be there for Britt to help her make Eric's last wishes a reality.

 

His first wish was for Britt to complete the production of an online program they were collaborating on, which is designed to prepare women for empowering and transformative births. Without Eric, Britt will now need to hire someone to complete the project. The course will not only support women and families, it will also provide Britt a sustainable source of income long into the future.

 

Most importantly, Eric's dying wish was for Britt to have their baby.

 

Before he died, he literally said, "I want you to go forward as soon as you can and have our baby. Show the baby my art and my journals and tell Baby Bear that I always loved them."

 

Please donate now to keep Eric's intention alive and to support Britt in all the ways that Eric would have.

 

And, please forward this to anyone who has been touched by Britt and/or Eric.

 

We appreciate all your help, and thank you so much!

Britt's support team