Korey Cheers, a beloved figure in the Detroit community, tragically passed away on Sunday, May 5th, 2024. His sudden departure has left a profound void in the hearts of his family and friends, leading them to face a challenging financial burden due to the absence of life insurance coverage for Korey.
In response to this heartbreaking event, his mother, Kyara Cheers, initiated a GoFundMe campaign titled "Help Ease the Burden: Korey Cheers’ Memorial" to gather financial support for funeral expenses. As of today, the campaign has raised $265 of its $5,000 goal, with contributions from individuals like Rutha Moore White, who donated $200, and others expressing their support through smaller donations.
The community has shown immense solidarity in this time of grief. Erica SoulReal, in a heartrending Facebook post, shared her sorrow, requesting prayers for her husband Kevin Tatum and their family as they navigate this difficult period. She emphasized, "It’s sadden our hearts for the passing of Korey Cheers. Asking for your prayers for our family during this difficult time. We are asking for donations to help my husband Kevin Tatum and family to lay to rest our oldest son, a loving brother, a nephew and someone who was loved by so many."
Comments on social media reflect the widespread impact of Korey’s loss. Lynaire Clipper expressed shock and extended prayers, while Doris Matthews and Angelina Williams also offered prayers for the bereaved family. The outpouring of condolences and support continued with messages from individuals like Nicole Price Canty, who offered assistance, and Grateful D’Luv, who conveyed his sincerest condolences and prayers for peace and strength.
This collective response not only highlights the community’s compassion but also underscores the urgent need for financial help to ensure Korey is laid to rest with dignity. The Cheers family appreciates every donation and expression of sympathy during this incredibly tough time.
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