Dan Orlovsky shares GoFundMe for family after brother-in-law dies at 43
ESPN NFL analyst Dan Orlovsky shared a GoFundMe campaign on social media following the sudden death of his brother-in-law, Federico Lascano, who died over the weekend at age 43. In a post on X, Orlovsky described the event as an "unimaginable tragedy" and highlighted the financial strain now facing his sister, Christine.
ESPN NFL analyst Dan Orlovsky shared a GoFundMe campaign on social media following the sudden death of his brother-in-law, Federico Lascano, who died over the weekend at age 43. In a post on X, Orlovsky described the event as an "unimaginable tragedy" and highlighted the financial strain now facing his sister, Christine.
Orlovsky wrote that there are no words to describe the heartbreak of losing a husband, partner, and father so suddenly. He noted that Christine is now navigating life as a solo parent and a single-income household while helping her three sons cope with their father's death. The couple had been together since college, and Lascano was the family's primary financial provider.
The GoFundMe campaign states that proceeds will cover everyday living expenses, bills, and groceries while the family takes time to grieve. The funds are also intended to assist Christine with the transition to life without Lascano and to cover the educational costs and essential life expenses for her sons. The campaign had collected more than $84,000 by the time of publishing. Visible contributions came from Andrew Whitworth, Diana Taurasi, Chris Mara, Jason McCourty, and Brian Flores.
Orlovsky appeared on "NFL Live" on Wednesday. The cause of Lascano's death is not known.
Filed by the newsroom of MarketPR on October 15, 2026. Source: foxnews.com. Indicative figures are not investment advice.