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    GoFundMe raises $24K in 24 hours in honor of Clay Center mother

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    By KMAN Staff on February 11, 2016 Local News, Top Story
    Comments pour into a GoFundMe page established in the honor of mother, Cassia Rott.
    Comments pour into a GoFundMe page established in the honor of mother, Cassia Rott.

    A Clay Center mother of newborn triplets may have passed away, but the connections she made has people giving back in her honor.

    Cassia Rott passed away on Feb. 8, after a blood clot in her lungs caused stress on her heart – a result of her pregnancy with triplets, who she gave birth to on Jan. 29.

    In response to her death, friends and loved ones created a GoFundMe account for her family, which includes a husband, two daughters, and three newborns.

    The account raised nearly $24,000.00 in 24 hours.

     

     

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