To remember Kaylee Walstad after her recent untimely passing, EDRM is conducting a Celebration of Light for Kaylee this Wednesday.

The event will be this Wednesday, September 10, 2025 at 6pm ET (5pm CT, 4pm MT and 3pm PT) and will be conducted over Zoom. As the registration page from Mary Mack, CEO of EDRM, notes:

During the celebration, family, friends and colleagues will gather to honor and remember the kindness, inspiration and generosity Kaylee exemplified in her life, both personally and professionally.

The celebration schedule will be as follows:

• 3 PM PT / 6 PM ET: Global celebration where Kaylee’s family, friends and colleagues will share visual, audio and personal remembrances.
• 4 PM PT / 7PM ET: We will move into geographic breakout rooms to allow everyone an opportunity to remember, and to connect with each other toward the future.

Mary and EDRM asks that you “Please register for this celebration. A confirmation email will be sent from Zoom. Your contact information will not be added to the EDRM mailing list, however, it will be shared with Kaylee’s family and to communicate event information and thank yous. Kaylee’s Celebration of Light will be recorded.”

They also encourage you to “Please share this registration page with others rather than the Zoom link that will come as confirmation (from Zoom), so we can automagically let everyone in.”

Additionally:

To share a written tribute or small photo for Kaylee go here: https://edrm.net/in-loving-memory-of-kaylee-walstad/.

To share a larger picture, video or audio file for the celebration, go here to upload: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1PikTvnkElKimtB5KugE56ducu4J1P7pI?usp=sharing

Again, the registration page is here – we encourage you to register and join us for the Celebration of Light for Kaylee this Wednesday.

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