'Khloe & Lamar' star Jamie Sangouthai apparently had a lot of good and loyal friends including his BFF and former Lakers star Lamar Odom and ex-wife Khloe Kardashian. Just after Sangouthai's recent passing, several of his pals started a fund raising that would help Sangouthai's family give him a proper resting place.

Indeed passing away instantly from a suspected heroine overdose doesn't leave much room for a financial readiness to take care of all the things needed to finally be in a resting place. Sangouthai's mother is apparently struggling to pay for all the expenses needed for her son's burial costs which then led Sangouthai's friends raise money for him and his mother's future needs.

Apparently Sangouthai is one of the people that his mother leans on to including financial support and now that Sangouthai passed away, his friends started helping out his mother by creating a page in Go Fund Me where people can donate their financial support for the family that the reality star left.

"As most of you know, our good friend and CK classmate has passed away. Jamie Sangouthai will be missed by so many. Unfortunately, there aren't enough funds to bring him home," the page's creators and friends of Sangouthai Willie and Jonie Miranda wrote.

The funds are said to be not just to cover the burial costs of Sangouthai but for the needs of his mother if indeed they get the money that they aim for in getting or even more. "I spoke to his childhood friend Leo and we are doing a fundraiser to help his mom give him a proper burial. I'm asking all of our CK family to please help out. Whether it be in the form of a monetary donation, or prayers being said for his mom and family. Anything you can do will be greatly appreciated," they continued.

So currently, the group who are trying to raise funds already apparently collected half of the $15,000 they aimed for in 24 hours. "We would like to proceed with funeral arrangements as soon as possible. I'm sure we all stand behind the CKFamily when one of us is in need. Let's unite and bring Jamie home. God bless you all. If we reach the goal, please keep donating because his mother can use all the help she can get," they added.