Support Eddie Grampp's Funeral & Medical Expenses

Edward Layton (Eddie) Grampp III - husband of Mary, and father of Eddie IV, Jacob, McKaylee, and Molly, passed away peacefully Sunday afternoon, surrounded by his loving family after a 13-year courageous battle with glioblastoma, a malignant brain tumor that takes most lives within 18 months. He fought HARD-- for his wife, his kids, and his family, for 13 years! Bittersweetly, he now rests-- reunited with his precious little girl, McKaylee Belle.

As many of you know, during his battle, this sweet family also lost their little girl, McKaylee Belle, in a tragic accident in 2015-- a devastating loss in the midst of an already very tough fight.

Later, loss of mobility and cancer progression forced Eddie and his family to give up his dream job as a animator and go on disability, diminishing their income considerably-- which they've been primarily living on now for several years, despite constantly mounting medical costs as he continued to fight brain cancer.

Now, Mary, Eddie's sweet wife, is looking down the barrel of funeral expenses, paying off medical bills and supporting their three young living children as a single mom.

There's not a family on earth that deserves our support in their time of need more than the Grampps. They wouldn't say it, but anyone in this position, as you can imagine, would need a lot of help. Whether you know them or not, or have a lot or a little to give, please consider donating here (any amount helps!), or via Mary's direct venmo at:

@Mary-Grampp

Every penny will go toward funeral costs, medical and hospital bills, and giving their sweet family the time, space, and well-deserved rest that they need to grieve without the burden of worrying about money for as long as possible.

I know we can come together to create a miracle for this family. If you can't donate, please consider sharing this on your socials so we can spread the word far and wide, as I don't know of a single soul, whether you know them or not, that wouldn't be moved by their story.

It was Eddie's final concern and wish that his family be provided and cared for properly in his absence. Let's rally around them and lighten their load. I know we can do it, little by little, to make a HUGE impact together.