Ryan's S.O.S. Fund
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On November 13th, 2018 my fiancé Ryan Bogie took his life and went on to his heavenly home. He was such an amazing, kind-hearted person, and is missed so very much. My heart aches thinking about the sadness he must have felt, but I find peace in the joyful memories we shared together.
Ryan and I began a life together back in 2016, we got engaged on March 23rd, 2018, and bought a house together that May. We were a partnership, and a loving household of two people (and the two cutest dogs). We were a family - we still are.
As a survivor of his suicide (SOS), my whole world has shattered. While I mourn his death and my broken family, I am not only struggling emotionally, but also financially. Since we were not legally married, I am solely responsible for the house, its utilities, and all other household expenses, which have been impossible to cover on my own. It's not easy to ask for help, and this is the most humbling thing I've ever had to do, but if you are willing and able to donate, I would be so very grateful.
The funding "goal" of this is equivalent to one month's mortgage, but anything and everything helps. There are still bills to be paid and dogs to feed, so anything extra will be used to take care of these expenses as well as future mortgage payments.
If you feel compelled to donate in Ryan's memory, but would rather put funds towards suicide prevention, you can do so here.
**To anyone who feels immense sadness and is considering suicide as a way out, please reach out to someone or call the National Suicide Hotline at 1-800-273-8255**
Ryan and I began a life together back in 2016, we got engaged on March 23rd, 2018, and bought a house together that May. We were a partnership, and a loving household of two people (and the two cutest dogs). We were a family - we still are.
As a survivor of his suicide (SOS), my whole world has shattered. While I mourn his death and my broken family, I am not only struggling emotionally, but also financially. Since we were not legally married, I am solely responsible for the house, its utilities, and all other household expenses, which have been impossible to cover on my own. It's not easy to ask for help, and this is the most humbling thing I've ever had to do, but if you are willing and able to donate, I would be so very grateful.
The funding "goal" of this is equivalent to one month's mortgage, but anything and everything helps. There are still bills to be paid and dogs to feed, so anything extra will be used to take care of these expenses as well as future mortgage payments.
If you feel compelled to donate in Ryan's memory, but would rather put funds towards suicide prevention, you can do so here.
**To anyone who feels immense sadness and is considering suicide as a way out, please reach out to someone or call the National Suicide Hotline at 1-800-273-8255**
Organizer
Katherine Welchlin
Organizer
Sahuarita, AZ
