Draven Marble, Russellville, AR — The community is deeply saddened by the recent passing of Draven Marble, who left us earlier this month. Draven was a beloved friend, colleague, and a shining light in the lives of those who knew him.
Known for his charismatic personality and a heart of gold, Draven was always ready to help others. He even donated a kidney to a child, demonstrating his selflessness and generosity. His passing has left a significant void in the community, and many are mourning the loss of a young man who brought joy and laughter to everyone around him.
A fundraiser organized by Amy Hayter, on behalf of Draven’s girlfriend, Rebecca Milloway, aims to celebrate his life by donating to causes that were dear to him. So far, $1,450 has been raised out of the $12,000 goal, with contributions from generous donors like Nicholas Higginbotham, who donated $200, and Kord Hanchey, who made the first donation of $100.
The community has expressed their condolences and shared their memories of Draven through touching Facebook posts. Marianne Morgan wrote, "A sweet friend of Mase’s and so many others that worked with him, he helped others throughout his life, even donated a kidney to a child. If you feel led to donate here’s the go fund me, in honor of Draven their donating the funds to his favorite causes."
Draven’s friends and colleagues remember him fondly as the "little brother you never wanted," always pestilent and a smart-alecky, but with a funny, loving, and generous spirit. His memory will live on through the love he shared and the joy he brought to everyone around him.
Short Summary of Draven Marble
| Aspect | Details |
|---|---|
| Name | Draven Marble |
| Date of Passing | Earlier this month |
| Fundraiser Created By | Amy Hayter |
| Goal Amount | $12,000 |
| Amount Raised | $1,450 |
| Location | Russellville, AR |
| Purpose | Donations to causes dear to Draven |
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