Jimmi & Sue Lovett's Memorial and Burial Fund

On Tuesday afternoon Nov. 30th 2021, Alexandra Lovett was informed that her mother Jimmi Lovett and her grandmother Sue Lovett's bodies had been found in the home they shared for many years. Jimmi was the primary care giver for her mother whom had some health issues and was also blind. Jimmi was diabetic and appears to have suffered diabetic coma and passed away Sunday evening, followed by her mother Sue within hours.

Upon finding out Alex had to inform her sister Victoria who resides in Boston and had already planned a trip home in Klamath Falls Oregon for Christmas. Alexandra and Victoria now are planning a funeral and burial for both their mother and grandmother.

My husband Michael and I took the first flight we could get here to be with our daughter Alex and her sister Victoria whom will be coming soon, to help out with all that they have to take care of suddenly. This fundraiser is one of the first things I am doing to help them cover the tremendous costs they now have to cover. A few of Alex's friends have arrived here at Jimmi and Sue's house today to help us begin the process of clearing everything out. We hope to have this done as soon as possible so they do not have to pay rent for this house.

Your donations will help cover all the cost of the mortuary, and both funerals, cremations, and burials for Jimmi and Sue. Also hopefully any other unforeseen costs not taken into consideration yet. There will soon be an Estate Sale announced, update soon with that info, and dates of services will be posted here and on facebook once those dates have been set. We hope to have these funds raised within the next few weeks.

Your Help, Support, Prayers, and Love are Deeply Appreciated in ways that are Immeasurable. It is not easy asking. Thank you for your consideration. 

Alex earlier today said that clearly feels all the prayers and Love being sent already as she doesn't know how she is feeling the strength to physically do it all. Of course Victoria is struggling not being able to be here right now, but she is coming very soon.

The words "Thank You" do not feel full enough to convey the Gratitude being felt at this time.