Love & support for Cydney and Avery

No parent/sibling/grandparent/family member should ever have to go through a loss or tragedy. For all of you who believed in and prayed for Kyle during his battle with addiction, I want to personally say thank you. Kyle struggled for many years with this horrible sickness that tragically took him from us. He was a kindhearted, loving and loyal person. He would give the shirt off his back to anyone in need, even if it was his only one. He loved unconditionally and dreamed big, yet his time with us was cut short. Because of Kyle's life choices he was not able to be the Dad Avery deserved or could've had. Kyle suffered from guilt that he was not there for his baby boy who is now four. His dream was to get better and be Avery's daddy which sadly will never happen, but his memory lives on and Avery will grow to learn that even though his daddy was sick and wasn't able to be there for him in a physical sense, that he loved him SO much. Not a day went by when Kyle  was on the streets that he didn't pull Avery's picture out, kiss it and cry. Avery's momma Cydney has been a light in our lives. She has been through the most difficult times in her young life and yet has found the strength to be an amazing Mom to Avery. Kyle loved her unconditionally and loved that Avery had her as his momma. I am so lucky to call her my Daughter-in-law and to have her in my life. I wanted to create this go fund me page for her and for Avery so they don't have to financially struggle so much. I try to help out as much as I can, but it's still not enough. Anything anyone is willing to give would so be appreciated to help this Cydney and Avery out so that she can give him the best opportunities life has. Kyle would've wanted Avery to play all sports or sign up for swim classes and especially go to college. Thank you again to everyone for all your love and support for my beautiful boy. ❤️ If you feel inclined, please share this on your Facebook so we can help Avery and Cydney live a little easier through this difficult time. Love you all.

Thank you from the bottom of my heart, Lynn-D