Help the David kids stay in sports after losing their dad.

For those of you that aren’t already aware, Coltyn David passed away suddenly on April 13th at only 34 years old. Coltyn was a loving, caring, funny and loyal person who loved to help people. He worked hard his whole life to provide for his family, his children were his entire world, and he wanted to provide the best life possible for them. Losing him has been incredibly difficult not only emotionally but also financially, his children relied on him heavily to continue participating in their beloved sports. Now more than ever these kids need the distraction these sports can provide for them. Adalynn is involved in cheerleading, dance, and soccer; Tahlon plays rep soccer, house hockey, and hockey academy; Kaycen plays house hockey, house soccer and hopes to play hockey academy when he starts high school in September; and Aaliyah competes in competitive dance through Stage West on the performance team. These kids love their sports and keeping the kids active and busy has always been a top priority for Coltyn. Keeping them in all these sports is going to be incredibly difficult for Lindsey and Taylor to maintain, as you all know the sports themselves are not cheap and the travelling to competitions, tournaments and games adds up fast.

I know that our community has the biggest heart and I am so incredibly thankful to each and everyone of you who have already contributed to the 50/50 so Lindsey and the kids could leave the house and take a short vacation to help them deal with everything in the beginning, as well as the gift card draw to help the kids get the fence built that their dad worked so hard to finish before he passed away. Not to mention all the people who came out and physically helped get that fence built you all are so incredible. My goal is to help these kids maintain as much normalcy as possible going into their first year of life without their father, and I’m reaching out to all you amazing people to help me make that happen. If you are unable to donate, a share goes along way. Thanks so much to everyone for even just reading what I have to say. I appreciate any and all support that can be given at this time of need.