The Watts Girls need our help

Hello all,

I’m Regina, I’ve been a close friend of Kimberlynn (Hogan) Watts for the last 39 years. It is with so much sadness that I write this post and that this fundraiser even needs to exist.

Kimberlynn Renee Watts, 47, passed away August 30, 2023.

Kim was the mom to 4 amazing daughters, Audra 26, Savannah 16, Memphis 13, and Sawyer 10.

The entire family has been rocked by the sudden passing of Kim, but especially Savannah, Memphis and Sawyer. The girls lives as they knew them will be changed in so many ways forever. This being said, we would all like them to be able to continue with their dreams and goals. Savannah, Memphis and Sawyer are all extremely competitive Divers. They have all competed in the USA junior Olympics and have finished in the top 3 in multiple events over the years. The Olympics is not just a dream for these littles, it is within reach. Kim was often working 2 jobs to pay for her daughters to continue to dive. The girls also wish to go to college one day and as we all know, paying for club sports and college for 3 kiddos is an extremely expensive task.

The girls Uncle, William Hogan, will be managing these donations, seeing fit that all funds received in this GoFundMe campaign are used solely for these little ladies, so they can have the best possible future and successes.

Thank you all so much for all the kind words, help and donations you have already given. Please share this Gofundme so we can reach as many people as possible.

Original Gofundme post

As many of you know and many may not, our dear friend Kim is in the fight of her life. Since Sunday August 20 Kim has been on complete Life support after suffering Hepatorenal syndrome.

Kim is a fighter and has already made it through major medical events since Sunday, but still has not woken. Kim is the primary guardian of her household and if she is able to fight through this illness, she will not be able to work for an indefinite amount of time.

We are asking for monetary help for the Watts girls. Savannah 16, Memphis 13 and Sawyer 10.. The girls are all extremely competitive divers and all 3 can reach the stars in the sport.. We do not know what the next few days and weeks will look like but we want them not to worry about continuing with all their dreams and higher education aspirations.