Help Tracy Fulfill Richie's Final Wishes

I am Tracy Passmore, the now widow. I just tragically lost my husband Richard Passmore better known as "Richie" on October 17, 2024. He had a Pulmonary embolism and dropped dead in our home with just the 2 of us home. I called 911 did everything I was told performed CPR the whole time and it was 28 min before the paramedics arrived then, when they got him to the ambulance everything on the vehicle stopped working but there was a backup battery that was breathing for my husband had to call for a second, ambulance. When it arrived, they moved him to it and at that point it had been nearly 2 hours since my husband had fell to the floor as they took off there was a tow truck coming up the road, we live on to tow the broke down ambulance when all at once the ambulance that had quit just crunk up by itself with all the lights sirens and everything come back to life. I just thought that was strange and wanted to share that bit.

Richie was only 50 yrs. old and in good shape didn't seem to be at risk of death but Our Father had called him home. Why, I do not understand because he was taken from me way too soon. I don't know what to do and how I am going to be able to afford all this, but I am trusting and believing that God will see to it that Richie's last wishes for when he left this world will be fulfilled and he will see me through without many more tribulations. We didn't have any kind of insurance so all expenses will be out of pocket. He was my Everything. We had been married 33 years. He was the sole provider in our home. I don't work because of an injury from a car accident 5 yes ago I'm applying for disability soon just never did because my husband provided my every need, now due to this tragedy all I can do is trust and believe that my God shall provide. Thanks for taking time to read this and if you can help out it would be greatly appreciated, and you will be blessed beyond measure even if you can't help, I still want to wish that God may bless you too. Richie was loved by so many and will be missed beyond what words could ever say.

Thanks Sincerely,

Tracy Passmore