Lions QB Matthew Stafford and wife Kelly visit to three boys whose father had recently passed away

Lions QB Matthew Stafford and his wife Kelly make a surprise Christmas visit to three young brothers whose father had recently passed away

  • Detroit Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford and his wife Kelly paid a pre-Christmas surprise visit to three boys whose father had recently passed away
  • One of the boys’ relatives posted videos of the December 17 meeting on Facebook, which began with Stafford and his wife walking through the first door
  • The boys’ father, Conor Krause, passed away unexpectedly in September, but not much else has been publicized about his death
  • The boys’ mother Heather can be heard in another clip, in which she is evidently overcome with emotion: ‘I’m going to have a heart attack. I’m going to cry’
  • Stafford, who suffered a season-ending back injury on November 3, took pictures with the boys and stuck around to play them in some video games
  • Kelly Stafford is recovering from surgery in April to remove a benign brain tumor

Detroit Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford and his wife Kelly paid a pre-Christmas surprise visit to three boys whose father had recently passed away.

One of the boys’ relatives posted videos of the December 17 meeting on Facebook, which began with Stafford and his wife walking through the first door and surprising the Krause family.

‘Oh my God!’ two of the boys can be heard yelling as they realized who was visiting.

‘Good to meet you,’ said Stafford. ‘How are you guys doing?’

The oldest of the three Krause boys literally dropped to the floor in utter shock as Stafford walked through the door. 

The boys’ father, Conor Krause, passed away unexpectedly in September, but not much else has been publicized about his death. 

 

Detroit Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford (back right) and his wife Kelly paid a pre-Christmas surprise visit to three boys whose father had recently passed away

The boys were not expecting to meet Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford and his wife on December 17

Kelly Stafford gave one of the three Krause boys a hug while the older son reacted to Matthew's arrival

One of the boys’ relatives posted videos of the December 17 meeting on Facebook, which began with Stafford and his wife walking through the first door

Stafford, who suffered a season-ending back injury on November 3, took pictures with the boys and stuck around to play them in some video games

Stafford, who suffered a season-ending back injury on November 3, took pictures with the boys and stuck around to play them in some video games

‘People are so, so good,’ Krause’s cousin Dean Harb wrote on Facebook. ‘And I know my cousin is beaming from Heaven.’

The boys’ mother Heather can be heard in another clip, in which she is evidently overcome with emotion.

‘I’m going to have a heart attack,’ she said, adding ‘I’m going to cry.’

Heather Krause added on Facebook: ‘my mind is blown!’

The family has a GoFundMe page set up for the remaining family members.

The boys are pictured on Facebook with their dad Conor, who died unexpectedly in September

The boys are pictured on Facebook with their dad Conor, who died unexpectedly in September

‘As many of you know, Conor Krause passed away unexpectedly and September 2019. He left behind his beautiful wife Heather, and their three young sons. The money raised here well go directly to the family to help offset living expenses.

Stafford, who suffered a season-ending back injury on November 3, took pictures with the boys and stuck around to play them in some video games.

Kelly Stafford continues to recover from surgery in April to remove a benign brain tumor.

She had previously announced that she wanted to visit a deserving Lions fan and deliver a Christmas tree, calling for nominations on Instagram last month.

‘Alright y’all.. since it’s snowing outside and feels like the holiday season,’ Kelly Stafford wrote in the November 7 post. ‘The Stafford Christmas Gift email has been officially set up and is ready to start receiving your nominations!

‘We are looking for a person or a family that might need a little extra holiday cheer this year. Maybe they have had to endure something no one should have to go through and just need an extra reason to smile during the holidays!’ 

Kelly Stafford (right) continues to recover from surgery in April to remove a benign brain tumor

Kelly Stafford (right) continues to recover from surgery in April to remove a benign brain tumor

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