Nebraska family’s story finds hope in tragedy

  • The Koch family pictured in 2024. From left: Hudson, 17, Jeremy, 41, Asher, 14 and Bailey, 39. The family, posing for a portrait outside their home near Eustis on Jan. 26, 2024, has long struggled with mental health issues. The family had found healing by sharing their story online through a Facebook page it created in 2014. Since then, Anchoring Hope for Mental Health has added more than 10,000 followers who routinely share their own stories of mental health. Chris Bowling
    The Koch family pictured in 2024. From left: Hudson, 17, Jeremy, 41, Asher, 14 and Bailey, 39. The family, posing for a portrait outside their home near Eustis on Jan. 26, 2024, has long struggled with mental health issues. The family had found healing by sharing their story online through a Facebook page it created in 2014. Since then, Anchoring Hope for Mental Health has added more than 10,000 followers who routinely share their own stories of mental health. Chris Bowling
    Editor’s note: The Flatwater Free Press’ first story about the Koch family ran in the Feb. 28, 2024, issue of the Tribune.Content warning: This story discusses suicide. Call...

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