From the Goodrich Family and Friends:
On July 25, Chris, Eamon, and Brynn Goodrich were driving through Indianapolis when they were involved in a horrific accident and were rear-ended by a semi on I-465. Chris and Brynn were immediately transported to local hospitals and sadly, Eamon did not survive.
While Chris is in the hospital recovering from his injuries, he is unable to work (and will be unable for the foreseeable future). His wife, Natalie, is in Indianapolis to be with her husband and cannot work at this time as well. They are needing help to not only cover medical bills for Chris and Brynn, but also living expenses for Natalie and Brynn while they are in Indianapolis, life expenses that continue to incur, funeral costs for Eamon, etc. Once Chris is out of the hospital (and possible rehab), he will still be unable to work for a while and Natalie may not be able to work full time depending on the amount of care that Chris will need.
A link to a news report about the accident: https://www.aol.com/9-old-killed-semi-plows-134515...
From the Lesley & Rhyan Prather Foundation:
It was a sudden and unexpected loss that took our girls from us so we know what the Goodrich family is going through. We know from helping over 400 families & from our own personal loss, that it's the community support that can motivate you to know that you're not in this alone! If you can donate, please do so to support this family. If you can't donate, please pray and/or send positive vibes to the family. Funds from this page will go towards covering funeral and medical cost related to the accident. The family will also need time to heal and grieve from such a tragic loss and will miss time at work, these funds will help not rush the family back to work before they are ready. The foundation will also be providing other resources directly to the family that will not come from this crowdfunding page.
The Lesley & Rhyan Prather Foundation is a federally approved non profit organization (EIN: 85-2888525) and all donations are considered tax deductible. LRPFD does not take a percentage of any donation, all proceeds raised goes directly to the family. This is a crowdfunding effort and is to be considered non taxable income to the family. If your company offers a donation match program, you can submit your donation to your work and those funds will be allocated to the family as well. The foundation will also be making a donation directly to the family and will provide support/resources as needed.
