This was already posted by another member, but I'm doing it now.
My buddy, Brian, killed himself because of assorted personal stresses. He was a really solid dude and the kind of guy you really cherish on your team. He left behind two children and an ex-wife. He was truly a great guy, and I can't even begin to imagine the amount of stresses which caused him to made this decision.
I humbly ask for your assistance by donating to this Go Fund me:
From the GFM page:
"Speaking on behalf as an employee, a coworker, and even more importantly as a fellow parent and father who has raised children.
Brian was a US Army veteran, in law enforcement, and a Designated Defensive Marksman on Task Order 4 supporting the Diplomatic Security Service at the US Embassy in Baghdad Iraq. More significantly he was a father to two wonderful children. Brian was a guy who would, as one coworker put it . . . “give the shirt off his back if you needed it”.
The untimely and shocking passing of Brian Arias has left more than his absence as a coworker and friend, it has left 2 daughters, Irelynn and Evelynn, without their father. There is nothing in this world that can ever replace the love of a father for his children. There are truly no words that can or will ever be sufficient in describing the devastating effects a son or daughter will have on the loss of any parent. Those of us who are still raising children or those who have grown kids know, age does not matter, you will always want your children to be well provided for."
I know times are tough, and tougher on some more than others. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
My buddy, Brian, killed himself because of assorted personal stresses. He was a really solid dude and the kind of guy you really cherish on your team. He left behind two children and an ex-wife. He was truly a great guy, and I can't even begin to imagine the amount of stresses which caused him to made this decision.
I humbly ask for your assistance by donating to this Go Fund me:
Brian Arias, organized by Richard Woodruff
Speaking on behalf as an employee, a coworker, and even more importantly as a fellow parent and father w… Richard Woodruff needs your support for Brian Arias
gofund.me
From the GFM page:
"Speaking on behalf as an employee, a coworker, and even more importantly as a fellow parent and father who has raised children.
Brian was a US Army veteran, in law enforcement, and a Designated Defensive Marksman on Task Order 4 supporting the Diplomatic Security Service at the US Embassy in Baghdad Iraq. More significantly he was a father to two wonderful children. Brian was a guy who would, as one coworker put it . . . “give the shirt off his back if you needed it”.
The untimely and shocking passing of Brian Arias has left more than his absence as a coworker and friend, it has left 2 daughters, Irelynn and Evelynn, without their father. There is nothing in this world that can ever replace the love of a father for his children. There are truly no words that can or will ever be sufficient in describing the devastating effects a son or daughter will have on the loss of any parent. Those of us who are still raising children or those who have grown kids know, age does not matter, you will always want your children to be well provided for."
I know times are tough, and tougher on some more than others. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
