Muncie, Indiana – Pamela Gray, who recently passed away, left behind a touching final wish that her daughter, Brady Pruitt, is determined to fulfill. Pamela, a graduate of Lafayette Jefferson High School in Lafayette, Indiana, had developed a deep love for the music of Jelly Roll in her final years. As a heartfelt tribute, her family is seeking donations to attend a Jelly Roll concert on November 7th in Indianapolis, where they plan to take some of Pamela’s ashes with them.
Brady Pruitt, Pamela’s eldest daughter, has organized a GoFundMe fundraiser titled "Help Fulfill Pamela Gray’s Last Wish" to raise the necessary funds for this special occasion. The fundraiser, created on August 22nd, 2024, has so far raised $650.
Pamela’s connection to Jelly Roll’s music was so profound that Brady had her own Jelly Roll t-shirt cremated with her mother and played three of his songs at Pamela’s small funeral. The concert in Indianapolis represents more than just a night out; it symbolizes the fulfillment of one of Pamela’s last wishes.
Brady expressed that attending the concert with her daughter and taking some of Pamela’s ashes along would be a meaningful way to honor her mother’s memory and ensure that Pamela’s wish comes true.
The fundraiser aims to cover the costs associated with attending the concert, and Brady is hopeful that the community’s generosity will help them reach their goal.
Those interested in supporting Pamela Gray’s final wish can contribute to the GoFundMe campaign, where every donation brings Brady and her daughter closer to making this special tribute a reality.