— with Chloe and Mya

Chloe and Donna, her second mom — with Chloe King

I first met Chloe before she came out working at Amazon, we were on the same team in Campbellsville.  We were both in the closet at the time.  She did everything she could do to avoid me because she was afraid that I might find out her secret.  At the time, I hid behind a facade of toxic masculinity and she was afraid that I would react in a very bad way.  A few months later, she transferred to Kenosha and came out.  That day I had a video chat with her and she was expecting the worst.  She was very surprised I was supportive and then I told her why.  Her jaw literally hit the floor. She was the first person I came out to.

I was then able to be a fly on the wall 400 miles away and catch anyone talking bad about her behind her back.  I never heard a single bad thing said about her.  It was then that I knew that it could be safe for me to come out.  We chatted in a private trans chat room at work constantly until it was my turn to come out on Jan 1, 2020.  I am forever grateful for having her show me the way.

I didn't know Chloe personally, but I'm living 🏳️‍⚧️ my authentic self because of the path she helped pave. Her work inspires me to also "pay it forward".

I met Chloe almost a year ago. In that year I played with Chloe every single day, for at least 4-8 hours on our favorite game. I told her everything about my day, she told me some things about hers. I wish she had been more open about things going on in her life, but that's also just how Chloe was. I'd never known what true friendship was until I met her. My husband knew every time I'd be online with her because he could hear me laughing. She was an amazing woman in pretty much every way. She got me back into DND and introduced me to some amazing friends. I'll never, ever have another friend the way she was mine. I just hope she knew how much she meant to me

Met Chloe at a bar and instantly connected as friends. Sassy, smart and hilarious!  I will miss her and remember her with love. ❤️ Rest well darling 💕🩵🏳️‍⚧️

God where do I start? Chloe knew how to bring me and my husband out of our shell. She never stopped believing in me and trying to get me to play games with her more often. She comforted me when the darkness got to dark. She was a guiding light when I was blind. She helped me through my transition fears when my testosterone appt got closer. She always encouraged me to do drag and be wild. She said hi to me every morning with out fail and always made sure to ask me if I was okay. It hurts knowing she's gone. And I still message her sometimes begging for a response I know I won't get. She always helped me make the best dnd characters. Comet will never be the same with out her. I will never look at Mars the same either. She was such a beautiful soul inside and out and I'm so proud to have known her. I will always love her and live my life full of love and wild. She never failed to fill the room with laughter. We will miss you. Fly high and live forever Chloe Beth King. 

This is a beautiful tribute! I'm so sorry for her loss,

Crush Wine Bar

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