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KOTD releases “Pat Stay: Stay Forever” video tribute by his friend & manager

A few days ago, King of the Dot released a tribute to Pat Stay, “Pat Stay: Stay Forever,” by his personal friend and manager Shawn Smith. A GoFundMe has been established to support Stay’s family. “We are setting up this fund to help raise money for our fallen brothers family. He has been taken from the world far to soon and many will be devastated forever. Pat Stay was a very honorable man who was on his way to a bright future. Our heart hurts for his family and friends at this time so we hope to help ease some of the pain by ensuring his family has help through this process. All funds generated will be given to Malyssa who is Pat’s significant other.”

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