Support for the Kloesel Family After Tragic Loss

It is with deep sadness that we share the tragic passing of our beloved friend, Clayton Kloesel, who was taken from us far too soon due to a tragic accident. Clay was electrocuted and passed away, leaving behind a heartbroken family and community.

Clay was a man of immense kindness and love. He had a sailor’s mouth but an even bigger heart. His sense of humor and warmth touched everyone he met, and his love for his family was evident to all who knew him.

He leaves behind his devoted wife, Elizabeth Kloesel, and their three young children, Hayden, Grayson, & Chance who now face a future without their loving husband and father. Clay was not only the family’s rock but also their primary provider, and his sudden loss has left them in a challenging situation.

Clay had a passion for fishing and hunting, and some of the family’s fondest memories are of the times spent together in nature, enjoying these activities. His legacy of love and adventure will live on through his children, but they need our help to navigate the difficult road ahead.

We are reaching out to you, our community of friends, family, and kind-hearted strangers, to help support Clay’s family during this unimaginable time. The funds raised will go directly towards:

• Funeral and memorial expenses

• Immediate living costs such as rent/mortgage, utilities, and food

• Childcare and educational expenses for the children

• Debt and financial obligations left behind

• Paying off Clay’s boat so his father can continue to take his children fishing, preserving a cherished family tradition

Any amount you can contribute will make a significant difference and help ease the financial burden on Elizabeth and the children as they adjust to life without Clay. If you are unable to donate, please consider sharing this page with others who may be able to help.

Thank you for your generosity, support, and for keeping Clay’s family in your thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.

With heartfelt gratitude,

Kyle Roberts and Friends of Clayton Kloesel