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The Episcopal Diocese of Vermont has launched the Rev. Jonathan Ross Family Fund to support our deacon, the Rev. Jonathan Ross, and his wife Chelsea as they work to recover from a personal tragedy
On June 13, Jonathan was in a terrible car accident with his two daughters. Jonathan is being treated at the hospital, but his daughters Oliviah and Rylin did not survive the crash. Chelsea, Jonathan’s wife and mother of the girls, was not involved in the accident. As of now, Jonathan is stable but remains in critical condition. He still faces further surgeries and medical care. In addition to these medical costs, the family also faces the cost of burying both of their children. The still growing financial burden is overwhelming but everyone in our diocesan household and those beyond can help. Donations can be made to the Rev. Jonathan Ross Family Fund on the diocesan website. Additionally, checks may be sent to the diocesan office at 5 Rock Point Road. All checks should be made out to The Episcopal Diocese of Vermont with ‘Rev. Jonathan Ross Family Fund’ on the memo line. 100% of all donations will go to Jonathan and Chelsea, and no donation is too small. Please continue praying for Jonathan, Chelsea, and all who love them. And please continue to pray for Oliviah and Rylin, whose lives have been so tragically cut short. |
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The Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd
Sanctuary consecrated in 1895, built of native Barre granite,
located on historic City Park in downtown Barre, VT.