For the funeral expenses of Parker OShell

Hello my name is Jackie and I’d like you to please consider helping to raise funds for the unexpected funeral costs for Parker OShell who was an amazing kid…Proud, loving, hardworking, and unapologetically himself are ways he will be remembered by his family and closest friends. Parker always knew right from wrong and always chose doing the right thing. He didn't hide from hard work or a long day of grinding it out as a goal was always on his mind. Parker knew who he was and who he wanted to be. And boy, he was well on his way. From as soon as anyone would let him, he was working away. He started by washing dishes at a friend of the families restaurant as well as volunteered his time at the local fire department. As his desire to be mister fix-it grew and his skills sharped he was able to get a job with a local construction company. He loved working and learning and appreciated the fact that this country was built by skillful people putting their heads down and getting it done "the old fashioned way." Parker was an excellent vocational student. His first year, he worked on his craft of welding, followed by this year in the lineman program. His teachers always bragged about his ambition and work ethic. While being stubborn in his ways of the past and getting things done he had a soft side for those he loved. When Parker cared for you he truly took care of you. He loved being the man of the house and helping his mother with all the chores and watching over his two younger brothers. His end goal was to have a large piece of land where he would start a homestead and take care of his family. Parker will be dearly missed by his family and friends especially his two younger brothers that looked up to him in every way. He will leave Reese with the thought that with hardwork you can accomplish anything and Landon with his now handed down passion for information about the Titanic. Thank you for any and all donations and page shares. Any funds raised in excess of the amount needed will be applied toward a foundation we will be starting in Parker’s name to help students in the vocational fields.