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Wearing Blue for Blake - McKenzie says thank you



2021-03-24 - Lexington, KY - Photo from family collection.
Cathy and David's daughter McKenzie Martin also wore blue in remembrance of her brother Blake from her location as a law school student. She wrote, "Feeling the #blueforBlake love all the way in Lexington today. Seeing all the blue today has been a sweet reminder of how much he is still loved and missed.

"It is rare that I don’t have something to say, but the continued outpouring of love from our community the last three months has left me speechless. So I’ll just say thank you. Thank for loving me, for loving my family, and for loving Blake by helping keep his memory alive."


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