Goal surpassed in fundraiser for Upper woman

Nearly 1,000 people have come together to help support the family of Keris Riebel, the 22-year-old who was murdered while working at a Dollar Tree in Upper Sandusky. A GoFundMe fundraiser created to help support her family has already surpassed its $30,000 goal, according to a press release. "Jordan and Keris were newlyweds who had a bright future ahead of them," the fundraiser reads. "Anyone who met the two could see how much love and adoration they had for each other. As a young couple life insurance was not on their minds, and Jordan is left with the expense of the funeral and burial along with lost wages for taking time off work to grieve." "Keris was a beautiful soul and anyone who met her would say how sweet and kind she was. Keris just graduated with her bachelor's degree in Human Resources and was looking forward to starting her career. Jordan and Keris were also looking forward to having children and most recently a puppy and starting their new lives together." "It was ripped apart from the both of them in a matter of seconds. Please help in any way you can to help Jordan give his wife the burial she deserves. With the outpouring of support, we have increased the amount to include grief counseling for the family." As of 4 p.m. Tuesday, the fundraiser stands at $53,096 with 1,100 donations. To view the GoFundMe, visit: https://gf.me/v/c/gv4t/cover-funeral-expenses-and-time-off-work.