Andrew and Charitys Kentucky Tornado fund

My name is Zach Negulis. My fiancé, Stephanie Oglesby and I are raising money for her brother and his wife, Andrew and Charity Oglesby from Bremen, Kentucky. They lost everything they had in the Kentucky tornado on December 10th, 2021. The tornado completely left their house destroyed and their cars are most likely totaled along with their garage and all of their belongings. The material things do not matter as much as the other impact it had on their lives. The tornado also took the life of their only child, their 5-month-old son Chase. No person should ever go through the pain of this much loss in one night. Charity and Andrew were life-flighted to the hospital and Charity underwent back surgery to try to save her spine. She will also need facial surgery to repair her eye socket. Andrew suffered a neck injury that they were trying to figure out if he needed surgery on or not but at this time he will not. They are two of the most giving and loving people on this earth and would do anything for anyone. They and all of us are completely broken by this night as they lost the most important thing in this world to them. We aren't asking for much in comparison to what they lost. Just enough to help relieve any financial stress of the medical bills and replacing the materials they have lost and any other cost such as laying their sweet boy to rest. Please keep Andrew and Charity Oglesby and their baby Chase in your prayers. When we receive all your donations we are going to present this and all other money and items received and present them to Andrew and Charity either in a new bank account or with a check whichever the bank will allow since they are both still in the hospital and so that they can use this money to try to recover any way financially they can from this tragedy and use this money for new cloths, medicine, funeral expenses for their son( my nephew ),  anything you could imagine that would of been in their house or garage and also the bills they will have missed from how much work they will miss.