NOW -- THEY’RE RELYINGN O THEIR COMMUNITY TO GIVE THEM STRENGTH AS THEY WORK TO HEAL. WHEN CHRIS KING -- AND HIS WIFE MICHELE -- PASSED AWAY UNEXPECTLYED -- JUST DAYS BEFORE THE NEW YEAR -- THEY LEFT BEHIND THEIR TWO YOUNG CHILDREN- - SIX-YEAR-OLD JOSEPHINA -- KNOWN AS JOJO -- AND ONE-YEAR-DOL MILES. THE SAGAMORE COUPLE WAS BELOVED. MIELCHE -- A HIGH SCHOOL MATH TEACHER IN HYANNIS -- CHRIS -- AN ENGINEER. THEIR FAMILY KNEW RITGH AWAY THE PAIR WAS A PERFECT MATCH. BOURNEOL PICE SAY THEY’RE NOT INVESTIGATING -- CALLING THE COUPLE’S DEATHS EXTREMELY TRAGIC. CHRIS AND MICHELE’S FAMILY -- NOW FOCUSED ON THE TWO YOUNG CHILDREN. IN JUST TWO DAYS -- A GO FUND ME PAGE FOR JOJO AND MILES HAS RAISED FOR THAN 67-THOUSAND DOLLS.AR AS THE FAMILY GRIEVES -- THEY’RE STAYING FOCUSED ON THE KIDS -- AND THE LOVE FROM THEIR COMMUNITY. ***PKG** ***EMILY*** THE FAMILY TELLS ME THE MONEY RAISED THROUGH THE GO FUND ME WILL BE PUT INTO A TRUST FOR THE KI.DS THEY SAYS THE COUPLE PASSED DUE TO MEDICAL REASONS -- BUT SAY THEY HAVEN’T BEEN TOLD EXACTLY WHAT CAUSED
Community helps kids who lost parents after Christmas
Updated: 6:36 AM EST Jan 2, 2022
A Massachusetts community is coming together to help two young children after their parents' sudden deaths just days after Christmas.Chris and Michelle King both died unexpectedly, leaving behind their two children: 6-year-old Josephina, known as JoJo, and 1-year-old Miles.The Sagamore, Massachusetts, couple was beloved. Michelle King was a high school math teacher and Chris King was an engineer. Bourne Police say the tragic deaths are not under investigation. Family members said the deaths were due to medical conditions. In just a couple days, an online fundraiser to support the King children has raised more than $69,000. The family says that money will be put into a trust for the kids.
A Massachusetts community is coming together to help two young children after their parents' sudden deaths just days after Christmas.
Chris and Michelle King both died unexpectedly, leaving behind their two children: 6-year-old Josephina, known as JoJo, and 1-year-old Miles.
The Sagamore, Massachusetts, couple was beloved. Michelle King was a high school math teacher and Chris King was an engineer.
Bourne Police say the tragic deaths are not under investigation. Family members said the deaths were due to medical conditions.
In just a couple days, an online fundraiser to support the King children has raised more than $69,000. The family says that money will be put into a trust for the kids.
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