Support Malachi through the loss of his mother Cher Chandler

Cher Chandler

This amazing woman, mother, daughter, sister, friend, co-worker, and advocate, whom we loved and adored, was diagnosed over four years ago with a rare type of leukemia and she has fought the good fight with cancer. Her battle with cancer ended on December 1, 2024, surrounded by her children, siblings, parents, friends, and spiritual family.

We are asking for support to relieve the financial burden on Malachi, her beloved son.

His mother has touched many lives, and many lives have been changed due to her passion and persistence in always finding a resource to help. She has been part of this community in Delaware helping others through traumatic times. Her beautiful smile and her compassion for others were compelling and embedded in our hearts, always.

Cher has several children, with Malachi her youngest at 18 years. He has been faithfully by her side through this ordeal and has been her caretaker. We have reached out to social service organizations to assist with ongoing rental and utilities during these last months, which will be limited but so much appreciated.

We ask you to help us raise money for our sister's funeral expenses and to reduce the financial burdens and those unanticipated.

This GoFundMe has been started on behalf of Cher's son to help cover some of the financial hardship associated with this loss. Thank you in advance to anyone willing and able to donate. We also thank you for continuing to keep all of Cher's loved ones in your thoughts during this incredibly difficult time.

We understand the current economic climate has affected many, so if you are not in a position to donate, all we ask is you repost or forward this on. Anything you are willing to donate will be kindly accepted.

This we ask on behalf our sister and friend's son, Malachi, whom she cherished, and we hold dear to our hearts.

Your generosity will help with the cost of funeral/burial services and reduce Malachi's financial burdens during his time of grieving.

Thank you