Assistance for young family

Hi, my name is Pablo, I am the oldest sibling of my late brother Max. Writing a narrative for my baby brother Max during these dark times has been the most challenging task I have ever had to do. Coming up with words to describe my brother Max should come easy since he possessed so many extraordinary qualities. Searching for words is like navigating through a dark room blindfolded. Never would I imagine in a million years that I would be starting a Go Fund Me page for my youngest sibling Max.

 

Max, just 27 years of age, was tragically taken from us after suffering a medical emergency on November 26, 2021. Max was admitted to ICU shortly after arriving in hospital. After courageously battling in ICU for 72 hours, he had succumbed to his condition. With extreme difficulty and great sadness, my family and I had to let him go.

 

Maxi was an incredible person with a heart of gold. He would do anything to help people, no matter what the circumstances. Max was notorious for the small gestures, for example, buying a meal for a less fortunate person outside of a drive-thru. Max was a kind-hearted young man who was incredibly generous and loving, funny and had a beautiful smile. Max’s generosity continued after his passing, donating his organs to save lives and to support medical research.

 

Max was on his way to obtaining an undergraduate degree, with ambitions of attending Law School. This past September, Max recently married his long-time partner of 11 years, Emily Valenzuela. He was a devoted husband, father, and family member. Max was also committed to sports by volunteering his time to young athletes.

 

We are seeking donations to assist his young wife and son to help alleviate some of the financial stress. Any donations, no matter the denomination, would be greatly appreciated. Given the expedited nature of our circumstances, we are respectfully requesting donations immediately. We are humbled by the opportunity that this platform provides and are inspired by like-minded individuals to make a difference. From our family to yours, thank you for your consideration.

 

Thank you,

Valenzuela Family