Koh TKD Martial Arts

Hi, I’m Taekwondo Master Sang Soon Koh, and I'm working with Pastor William Billy Eli Ratcliff at The Lincoln Park Holiness Church to raise $2,000 for the floor mats. I’m excited to support the Youth Taekwondo Program through NC Taekwondo On Wheels (Nctkdow), an incredible organization that empowers individuals through the martial arts of Taekwondo. Their work is vital in promoting physical fitness, discipline, and confidence in our community.

Your donations will directly help Nctkdow continue its mission and expand its reach to the youth Taekwondo program in the church basement. Together, we can make a difference! Here are just a couple of ways your contributions will be put to use:

Let’s come together to make a positive impact! Any amount you can give will make a difference. Thank you for your support!

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❤️ A Life Full of Strength, Joy, and Purpose In Loving Memory of Jake Widelski

Jacob “Jake” Widelski was a remarkable young man whose life, though far too short, left a lasting impact on everyone who knew him.

Jake began his journey with Koh TKD Martial Arts in 2010. From a young student, he grew into a strong, disciplined, and compassionate individual. To me, he was not just a student — he was like a son.

He lived life with energy and passion. Whether training in Taekwondo, riding his motorcycle, working with his hands, or simply sharing a smile, Jake brought light to those around him.

A Heart for Others

Jake had a servant’s heart. He gave his time and energy to:

Church outreach in underserved communities in Franklinton; St. John Nonprofit School in Wilson; Taekwondo demonstrations at Louisburg College. He didn’t just train — he inspired others.

Gone Too Soon

Jake was called home to God at the age of 21 after a motorcycle accident.

His passing left a deep void in our hearts. Yet his spirit remains alive in every memory, every lesson, and every life he touched.