Alyssa Pall

As a mother, it is hard to put into words just how proud I am of my daughter, Autumn. Autumn is 18 years old and will be graduating high school on June 9th. This September, she will begin college to pursue nursing so she can become an RN — and knowing her heart, determination, and compassion, I truly believe she will go even further. She has already talked about one day continuing her education to become a Physician Assistant. She has such a beautiful future ahead of her. For years, Autumn has dreamed of having her own PC gaming computer. Not just for gaming — although that is something she truly enjoys — but also so she can use it for school and college as she begins this next chapter of her life. More than anything, I would love to surprise her with one as a graduation gift. The truth is, Autumn deserves the world. She has spent so much of her life helping take care of everyone around her. As a single mother working two jobs, I honestly do not know what I would do without her. She helps watch and care for her younger brother so I can continue working to keep a roof over our heads and provide for our family. She never complains. She steps up without being asked, every single time. But she is more than just my daughter. She is my best friend. This past year has been one of the hardest years of my life. In August of 2025, I lost my mother. Then just two months later, in October of 2025, I lost my uncle as well. Neither of them had final expenses prepared, and trying to navigate those losses emotionally and financially while missing work has been overwhelming. Since then, I have been doing everything I can just to stay afloat and continue providing for my children. People may wonder why I cannot simply buy this for her myself. I wish I could. Right now, every dollar I make goes toward bills, groceries, household expenses, and making sure my children have what they need. There is never anything left over. Asking for help is not easy for me, but I am asking because this young woman has given so much of herself to everyone around her and asks for so little in return. I want her to have something that belongs to her. Something that brings her happiness. Something she can use as she starts college and continues chasing her dreams. If you are able to donate, no matter how small, thank you from the bottom of my heart. And if you cannot donate, simply sharing this fundraiser would mean more than you know. Thank you for taking the time to read our story and for helping me celebrate the incredible young woman my daughter has become.

My name is Alyssa. Some of you may already know me because on September 28th 2025 my mom passed away. Well, sadly November 6th 2025... my Uncle John Pall (my moms brother) was found in his home unresponsive by a cousin of ours. Unfortunately this is yet another shock that has happened in such a short time as i am still reeling from the loss of my mother and now my Uncle. Who was the last remaining family member I had left. My uncle was there for me when my mom passed and helped out financially with the remaining cost of the funeral expenses. Im a single mother with limited income and I am unable to cover the costs of any of this. Being that its so close to the holiday season and with this loss, I am at my final straw with emotions. I have no one else to turn to, No one to ask for help. Even if I sold the little I actually do own. It would never even come close to the amount needed. So I am on my hands and knees begging you right now. Im begging you with my whole heart! Please help by donating anything you can so that I may be able to give my Uncle the Respect he deserves. My Uncle John was a bit of a loner in his older years. Though he was only 61 when he passed, he lived a full life as a younger man. He had many friends and loved ones. He had his hobby and his love of Trains! He drew.... sooooo well! He would study trains for hours and draw them for days!!!! My uncles best friend was his/our Cousin Kurt. The two of them were 2 peas in a pod! The best of friends as well as family!!! My Uncle wasnt in the best of health persay but there is no reason he should have been taken from us so soon! 61 is to young to go, same as my mother who was only 55. Our family has had loss after loss after loss. Now I have no one left to turn to in these difficult times. Please I ask and I beg you ... Any donation helps right now. Any and all Donations will go to the costs of the final expenses for his cremation. Where his ashes will be spread out over train tracks so that he may take one last final ride to the kingdom of heaven. I thank you for any and all of your help. My children and I all thank you. God bless.