Support Jaleah Crawley's Son's Trust Fund

On July 5, our world was shattered when Jaleah Crawley, a beloved mother, daughter, and friend, was tragically taken from us. Jaleah was shot and killed while riding in a car on Route 460 in Nottoway County, Virginia. She was just 25 years old.

Jaleah was a bright soul who always carried a smile and had a heart full of kindness. She never met a stranger and had a unique ability to bring joy to everyone she encountered. Those who knew her described her as a beacon of light, a person whose warmth and generosity left an indelible mark on everyone she met.

The pain of losing Jaleah is indescribable. Our community is reeling from the shock and hurt of this senseless act of violence. Jaleah did not deserve to lose her life, and her family does not deserve to endure this unimaginable grief.

Jaleah leaves behind a precious 3-year-old son, who now faces a future without his loving mother. In the midst of this tragedy, we are committed to securing a brighter future for him. We are seeking to establish a trust fund to ensure his well-being and help provide for his needs as he grows up without his mother’s presence.

Any contribution, no matter how small, will make a significant difference. Your generosity will not only honor Jaleah’s memory but also provide some stability for her young son as he navigates life without his mother.

Thank you for your compassion, support, and for helping us keep Jaleah's spirit alive. She touched so many lives with her kindness and joy, and with your help, we can give back just a fraction of the love she gave to us.

Donations will also be accepted at Greenhouse Florist 114 West Virginia Ave Crewe, Va 23930.

8-22-24 UPDATE !!! The donations will go directly into an account that is set up for Siyir for his future. The names on the account is the dad Shamar Scott Clark and the grandmother Angela Stokes. If you want to make donations local please stop by Benchmark bank in Crewe. Va. We appreciate everyone that has donated and to the ones that will soon. Thanks again, Loretta