Kelly & Lyla Need Our Help
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On the evening of May 29th, Jake Kelsch was found deceased while working at an Eagle home after an accident. His cause of death is still being determined.
Among many grieving friends and family, Jake leaves behind his wife, Kelly, and his 2 year old daughter, Lyla.
We are pulling together to help raise funds for Jake’s final expenses as well as financial support for Kelly and Lyla in this time of need.
At 44 years old, we all believed Jake and his effervescent self would be around for many years to come. Unfortunately, he did not have anything in place for his family in the case of his untimely passing. This is where we ask for your help in donations to take care of Jake’s girls.
Services have not been finalized at this time, but we will update everyone once they have been set.
I leave everyone who is mourning with this final thought, shared by Jake’s mother Jacki, that gives you a peek into the way Jake spent his time here with us; “Life’s journey is not to arrive at the grave safely in a well preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways, totally worn out, shouting ‘Holy shit...What a ride!’”
On the evening of May 29th, Jake Kelsch was found deceased while working at an Eagle home after an accident. His cause of death is still being determined.
Among many grieving friends and family, Jake leaves behind his wife, Kelly, and his 2 year old daughter, Lyla.
We are pulling together to help raise funds for Jake’s final expenses as well as financial support for Kelly and Lyla in this time of need.
At 44 years old, we all believed Jake and his effervescent self would be around for many years to come. Unfortunately, he did not have anything in place for his family in the case of his untimely passing. This is where we ask for your help in donations to take care of Jake’s girls.
Services have not been finalized at this time, but we will update everyone once they have been set.
I leave everyone who is mourning with this final thought, shared by Jake’s mother Jacki, that gives you a peek into the way Jake spent his time here with us; “Life’s journey is not to arrive at the grave safely in a well preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways, totally worn out, shouting ‘Holy shit...What a ride!’”
Fundraising team (2)
Chelsi Chapman
Organizer
Meridian, ID
Kelly Kelsch
Beneficiary
Patrick P
Team member