Funeral, and debt expenses.

On Saturday November 10th Stacy Cone passed away after a long month of fighting for her life. Stacy was a nurse for 25 years, as well as a mother to three amazing men, a first time grandmother, a wife, a sister, and a daughter. Anyone who spent any amount of time with Stacy knew her heart and passion for people. Stacy was the kind of woman that would drop everything to help anyone even if it wasn’t in her best interest. A constant giver, lover, and safe place for so many people. 

Stacy struggled with depression on and off her whole life. In the middle of 2017 after her most recent divorce her life started to take a turn for the worse. Over the spand of the past year Stacy lost her home, her vehicles, and struggled maintaining a steady job. On September 19th Stacy got into a terrible car accident, totaling her rental car and left her in a coma state. During the month and a half she was in the hospital She remained unconscious in the beginning, relied on a breathing machine to breath for her, and was  in a constant amount of pain. After a month of being in that state she began showing signs of improvement. She was able to move the right side of her body, open her eyes and give us high fives.  She unexpectedly  woke up fully a week before her passing and was aware of what happened, knew who her sons and family were, was able to mouth to us  that she loved us and blow us kisses. It was Saturday morning we got a call that she was found with no pulse. After trying six times to revive her, and watching her sit in unbearable pain we decided it was time to put her out of suffering. We will forever cherish the last moments we got with our mother, we look at that time she came back as her saying goodbye.
We are reaching out and asking for financial help. Between us three boys we helped her financially as much as we could which has now put us in debt up to 7,000+ dollars attached to our names. We are planing to have a Funeral back in her home state of Pennsylvania as well as here in Arizona. Between both services, airfare, debt, all the little things that go along with this heart wrenching process we need all the help we can get. Any amount will help and be greatly appreciated. 
Thank to everyone who knew and loved our mother. She will forever live on in eveyones hearts and memories. 

Sincerly, 
Josh, Justin and Jared.