Support for Nathan Gould's Family After Tragic Loss

Support for Nathan Gould’s Family After Tragic Loss

It is with a heavy heart that we share the devastating news of the sudden passing of Nathan Gould, a beloved friend, client, son, and partner. At just 23 years old, Nathan’s vibrant life was tragically cut short when he was struck by a car while longboarding—something he loved doing.

Nathan had so much ahead of him. This past July, he took a monumental step in building his future, purchasing his first home alongside his loving girlfriend. Their life together was just beginning, filled with hopes, dreams, and plans that now remain heartbreakingly unfinished.

In the face of this unimaginable loss, Nathan’s family is making the selfless decision to donate his organs so he can continue to make an impact even in death, giving the gift of life to others in need. This profound act of generosity reflects the incredible person Nathan was—always giving, always thinking of others.

We are reaching out to support Nathan’s family and girlfriend as they navigate the overwhelming financial and emotional challenges of this tragedy. This GoFundMe is dedicated to easing the burden of funeral expenses and providing financial stability to his girlfriend, who now faces life without her partner.

Nathan was a light in the lives of so many, always generous with his time, kindness, and laughter. He touched everyone who knew him with his passion for life and his big heart. Now, we have the opportunity to give back and honor his memory by helping those he loved most.

Any contribution, big or small, will make a difference and be deeply appreciated. If you’re unable to donate, we ask that you keep Nathan’s family and loved ones in your thoughts and prayers during this incredibly difficult time.

Thank you for helping us celebrate Nathan’s life and support those left behind in his absence. Together, we can help his memory live on and provide comfort to those grieving this unimaginable loss.

Rest in peace, Nathan. You will be forever missed.