Support Loren & Mallory after Kristopher's Sudden Passing

Family and friends are collecting funds in the sudden and tragic passing of Kristopher Rahn, age 32, who leaves behind a wife, Loren, and 3-month-old daughter, Mallory. Loren and Kristopher made a life for themselves in Lewistown, PA, with their two dogs and new baby girl. Kristopher suddenly passed away on December 3rd. Kris has been Loren's "person" for the past four years, and they were just starting to make a life together after their move to central PA and the birth of their daughter.

Kristopher was a family man through and through; he was everything you could ask for in a father, son, brother, nephew, and uncle. You could see the love he had for Loren from across the room. They were yin and yang, had the same thoughts, and were the perfect match. He worked hard to provide for his family and was ecstatic to be a father.

He cared deeply about his family, friends, and sports, especially wrestling. He was a volunteer high school wrestling coach at Mifflin County High School for the past three years after coaching as a grad student at Ottawa University. Kris started his wrestling career at Gannon University and finished at Baker University while receiving his bachelors degree. His love for wrestling started in with his Uncle Michael coaching him at Haddonfield High School, where he left a legacy of kindness and sportsmanship. Kris spoke daily about the memories he made during his wrestling career and how his experiences shaped him into the man he became.

In university, Kris held leadership positions within Delta Chi Fraternity, which is known for its core values of friendship, character, justice, and education. Kris continued his philanthropy outside of school and joined Kiwanis, finding joy in serving others. He loved learning new things and was striving to lead the healthiest life he could. Loren and Kris both work from home full-time, and though their home is central to Kris' family in New Jersey and Loren's family in Indiana, Kris' sudden passing has left Loren with few resources. The end-of-life costs are already adding up, and Loren is trying to plan how to manage their family finances on one income. Any amount of money you can spare will help Loren and Mallory in this difficult time. There's never a good time to lose a loved one, but the holiday season seems the hardest. If you can't donate, please share this fundraiser with as many people as you can.