Support for Simon's sons - Together We Can Make A Difference

If you know Audrey and her three incredible boys, Hugo, Oscar, and Arthur, you probably love them as much as I do. It's hard not to. Audrey's boys are all smart as heck, creative, ambitious, funny, and kind. That's no surprise because their parents embodied those same qualities.

On April 29th, the boys suddenly lost their Dad, Simon James Amos, who was only 48 years young. Simon adored his boys more than anything in the world. He was always talking about them and showing them off, such a proud Papa. He would say they were his greatest achievement in his life.

This unexpected loss has left the boys not only with immense grief and heartbreak but also with financial uncertainties that they are bravely facing. Audrey is the most dedicated mom, and I know that what she wants, more than anything, is for her boys to be happy, feel loved and supported, and continue to pursue their passions without interruptions or undue hardship.

Hugo, currently finishing his first year of college, had to face end-of-year finals and projects while grieving his Dad, but he did so with strength and courage. In high school, Oscar excels in Speech and Debate and will head to Nationals this summer! Navigating middle school, Arthur is beloved by all his teachers. He is one of the most thoughtful and loving people you'll ever meet.

With Simon's passing, unexpected financial burdens were thrust upon them, including college and school tuition and the daily living costs of raising three sons.

This GoFundMe campaign is more than an opportunity to come together as an Ohana; it's a chance for us to make a real difference in Audrey and her sons' lives. Your donation, no matter how small, can help alleviate their financial stress and provide them with the stability they need during this challenging time.

Let's rally behind Audrey, Hugo, Oscar, and Arthur and show them they are not alone as they heal and begin this new chapter.

Thank you for your generosity, kindness, and love.

With heartfelt gratitude,

Laura