In memory of David Owen Robinson
Donation protected
On May 29th my friend Caya Robinson received the news that her father David Owen Robinson passed away from a motorcycle accident. Caya sadly is no stranger to having a parent leave her too soon due to her mother, Leah Renee robinson, passing away when she was younger. The strength I have seen her posses in light of both of these losses astounds me. But no matter how strong you are you can still need help when dealing with the loss of a loved one.
The funds would be going towards funeral expenses that Caya has to take care of for David in the next couple of weeks and to also act as what would have been a life insurance's role if David had been able to do that before he passed. This would be helpful in preventing Caya from going into severe debt at such a young age. She will be the one in charge of the funds once donated.
During this difficult time I think, as a longtime friend of Caya's, that it is important to show her that the community around her has compassion and love for her. That she isn't alone in this. That it is okay to ask for help in the darkest of times. And I'm here today to ask for your help in demonstrating this compassionate community she has.
As a 21 year old working at the H-E-B grocery store throughout this COVID-19 pandemic she has already experienced crazy times these past couple of months. Helping her community by being an essential worker in one of the busiest places to be. It's hard to put into words how special Caya is, how hard she has to work in life. Her aura of laughter and quick smiles are infectious. She knows what she wants in life and goes for it with all of her heart. Not afraid to speak her mind and say what needs to be said. With a singing voice of an angel she touches the hearts around her in and out of music. I think it's important for you to hear about Caya in order to get a picture of who she is, who you are helping. Many of these qualities she got from both of her loving parents. Her beauty and grace from her mom and her infectious humor from her father. Despite these hardships she continues on with strength and humor.
Please help a loving daughter put to rest her father by being apart of this compassionate community around her.
The funds would be going towards funeral expenses that Caya has to take care of for David in the next couple of weeks and to also act as what would have been a life insurance's role if David had been able to do that before he passed. This would be helpful in preventing Caya from going into severe debt at such a young age. She will be the one in charge of the funds once donated.
During this difficult time I think, as a longtime friend of Caya's, that it is important to show her that the community around her has compassion and love for her. That she isn't alone in this. That it is okay to ask for help in the darkest of times. And I'm here today to ask for your help in demonstrating this compassionate community she has.
As a 21 year old working at the H-E-B grocery store throughout this COVID-19 pandemic she has already experienced crazy times these past couple of months. Helping her community by being an essential worker in one of the busiest places to be. It's hard to put into words how special Caya is, how hard she has to work in life. Her aura of laughter and quick smiles are infectious. She knows what she wants in life and goes for it with all of her heart. Not afraid to speak her mind and say what needs to be said. With a singing voice of an angel she touches the hearts around her in and out of music. I think it's important for you to hear about Caya in order to get a picture of who she is, who you are helping. Many of these qualities she got from both of her loving parents. Her beauty and grace from her mom and her infectious humor from her father. Despite these hardships she continues on with strength and humor.
Please help a loving daughter put to rest her father by being apart of this compassionate community around her.
Organizer and beneficiary
Laura Stevens McComb
Organizer
Austin, TX
Caya Robinson
Beneficiary