
Christian artist TobyMac shared a lengthy social media post, thanking friends, family, fans and God for an outpouring of love and support following the shocking death of his son Truett Foster McKeehan. He also shared a few photos from his son’s funeral and burial service, in which friends wearing red hoodies with Truett’s stage name “Shiloh” served as pallbearers.
“We still don’t quite know which end is up but we do KNOW we are loved,” TobyMac wrote. “As we mourn our firstborn son, God has poured out His love us through people.”
through people. He has loved us through you….your kind acts and words and prayers and thoughts and songs and poems and teachings and gifts and meals and time and expertise and travel have made death bearable. You have been God’s light to us in our darkest days – (cont.) pic.twitter.com/3jr93JfWeQ
— TobyMac (@tobymac) November 24, 2019
never forget. Community as it should be…the body at its best. How God must be pleased!
— TobyMac (@tobymac) November 24, 2019
Also- We’ve been encouraging ourselves to stand on this…the place of death is actually where all that we believe is most significant. That God has the power to do what he promised, (cont.) pic.twitter.com/A7U8vQsEzn
The Father of the Heavenly lights…who shines most beautifully in the darkness, and gives us everything we need. pic.twitter.com/vgkzvfsaDI
— TobyMac (@tobymac) November 24, 2019
McKeehan unexpectedly died in the family’s home in Nashville on October 23, just days after his first live performance at a local venue. A cause of death has not been released.
TobyMac has launched a foundation for his son that will help young creatives pursue their dreams. You can donate to it here.