Support the Turley Family

My brother-in-law, Scott Turley, went home to be with Jesus after courageously fighting cancer for more than 10 years. He was only 52, and his life was such an inspiration—always marked by kindness, humility, and a servant’s heart.

Scott leaves behind his incredible wife, Tricia, and their four amazing kids—Kayla, Kyle, Kolton, and Karis—who are now walking through this heartbreaking loss.

But grief is not the only weight this family carries. Behind the scenes of Scott’s decade-long battle are mountains of medical bills. Ten years of treatments, hospital stays, medications, and travel costs added up to more than any family could withstand. And now, layered on top of that, are the immediate expenses of laying Scott to rest and helping Tricia and the kids adjust to life without their husband and dad.

The burden is heavy, but we believe we can help lift it. That’s why I’ve started this GoFundMe. Together, we can come around this family, ease the crushing financial strain, and show them they are not walking this road alone.

I’m asking each person reading this to do three things:

1. GIVE

Every dollar helps chip away at over a decade of medical debt and now funeral expenses. My prayer is that not only would these bills be covered, but that this family would even experience relief beyond what they could ask or imagine.

“If you need encouragement, give it. If you need love, give it. Whatever you need, give it away.” – Adrian Rogers

2. PRAY

Pray for Tricia and her precious children. Pray for peace, strength, and comfort in the days ahead. Pray for God’s provision and presence to surround them as they step into a new season of life.

3. SHARE

Please share this link so it can reach the people who can help carry this burden. Every share is another chance for someone to step in and bless this family.

Gratefully,

Gabe Dunlap

“And the God of all grace, who called you to his eternal glory in Christ, after you have suffered a little while, will himself restore you and make you strong, firm, and steadfast.” — 1 Peter 5:10