Support for Malakai & Rachel After the Loss of Their Father

Dear friends, family, and kind-hearted strangers,

We are reaching out to you with heavy hearts. On 7/30/24, we lost a truly amazing man, Jeremy Dennard. Jeremy was a loving father to two wonderful children, Malakai (14) and Rachel (11). His passing has left a significant void in their lives, especially following the loss of their mother just two years ago and their grandmother a few months ago.

Jeremy was the epitome of kindness, strength, and devotion. He was not just a father but a beacon of love and hope for his children, always putting their needs before his own. His loss has been a devastating blow to Malakai and Rachel, who are now navigating life without both their parents. As well as Joanie, and the rest of his family and friends.

Joanie, Jeremy’s significant other, has bravely stepped up to care for Malakai and Rachel during this incredibly difficult time. She has shown immense strength and compassion, ensuring that the children feel loved and supported despite the overwhelming grief they are experiencing.

We are setting up this GoFundMe campaign to help provide financial support for Malakai and Rachel. The funds raised will go towards:

Education Expenses: Ensuring Malakai and Rachel can continue their education without interruption.

Living Costs: Helping Joanie with the daily expenses of raising two additional children, including food, clothing, and housing.

Counseling and Support Services: Providing Malakai and Rachel with the emotional and psychological support they need to cope with their immense loss.

Future Security: Building a safety net for the children's future needs and unforeseen expenses.

Your generosity will make a significant difference in their lives, helping to ease the financial burden and providing a sense of security during this uncertain time. Any amount you can contribute will be deeply appreciated.

Thank you for your kindness, support, and prayers. Together, we can help Malakai and Rachel find hope and healing as they move forward.

With gratitude,

Ryan Daniello