Support for the family of Gabriel "Sehk" Dutton

Gabriel Layne Dutton 05/16/2000 - 04/03/2024

Gabe was the most kindhearted; selfless, loving and gentle soul. Gabe loved his sister Chloe, along with the rest of his very large family. Gabe was funny, very intelligent and loved to make people smile. He was an avid gamer, where his loving heart gained him many devoted friends. Gabe often found comfort through his love of Eminem. He knew every word to every song. There was nothing Gabe could not do or would not do for the ones he loved. Gabe loved his country and often dreamed of joining the United States Air Force.

Unknown to his family, Gabe was silently battling depression. Tragically on April 3, 2024, Gabe took his own life at the home he shared with his grandfather and young aunt.

The loss of Gabriel has left a giant hole in the hearts of those who knew and loved him.

Gabriel's grandfather Danny, as well as the rest of his family desperately need help with laying Gabe to rest and putting his grandfather's home back in order following their tragic loss.

His grandfather, who is still recovering from life saving surgery just a few weeks ago, was financially unprepared for his tragic loss and lives on a fixed income.

For the gamers who were blessed to game with "Sehk", we knew how determined , loyal, loving, and generous he was. To him you became family despite the miles that separated you and him. He loved you no matter what and he would express that to you. He would never judge you, nor would he ever make you feel any less of a person. He would defend you at any cost. His image of you were always positive. He was determined to achieve his goals. If you ever needed someone to remind you that anything is achievable, he was the perfect example. He never let you sit in negativity or allow you to feel like your world should be dimmed. He would find any way to make you feel you were worthy.

Please help us honor Gabriel's legacy by showing support to his family anyway we can. Your donation can help his family lessen their financial burden, and focus on grieving and remembering him