The pain of losing a loved one is palpable as the family and friends of Renee Nicole Good try to come to terms with her sudden passing. Renee was a loving mother of three whose life was tragically cut short.

In recent developments, a surprising message has emerged from former President Donald Trump addressed to Renee’s father, adding another layer to this distressing event.

Remembering Renee: A Father‑in‑law’s Perspective

Renee Nicole Good, just 37 years old, met a tragic fate when she was killed during an ICE protest in Minneapolis on January 7. Her untimely death was a shock for many, especially her family and loved ones who grieve her loss.

In the aftermath, the Trump administration, including figures like Governor Kristi Noem, labeled Renee as a “domestic terrorist.” They accused her of attempting to harm ICE officer Jonathan Ross. However, video evidence presented by concerned parties shows a different narrative, one where Renee appeared to be driving away when shots were fired.

Back then, Trump expressed his view on Truth Social, holding Renee accountable. His sentiments were mirrored by Vice President JD Vance, who speculated without any proof about Renee’s connections to some left-wing network.

Amidst these accusations, a country mourns Renee’s passing, supporting her devastated wife, children, and family members during this difficult period.

Renee’s former father‑in‑law fondly recounted his experiences with her, describing her as lively and genuinely good-hearted. This reflection was shared during an interview with NBC.

Trump Sends a Message

The tragic event last Wednesday has deeply affected Renee’s family. Tim Macklin Sr., a preacher, spoke about the heartache they’re enduring. Macklin Sr. shared memories of Good’s marriage to his late son, Tim Macklin Jr., and how, despite their separation, they maintained cordial relations for the sake of their 6‑year‑old grandson.

Recollecting warmer times, Macklin Sr. described Good as a “great person” who remained connected to the family, often visiting with her son.

A President’s Conversation

In a turn of events, CBS Evening News anchor Tony Dokoupil conveyed that he reached out to Renee Good’s father. It came as quite a revelation that Mr. Good, a Republican, is a Trump supporter. Despite the administration’s stance against his daughter, he remains aligned with Trump’s ideologies.

During their discussion, Dokoupil highlighted how Renee’s father felt the pain of both losing his daughter and hearing the administration label her a “domestic terrorist.”

Upon learning about this, Trump expressed his empathy, stating, “I want to say to the father that I love all of our people. They can be on the other side, as you say, but we’re still united.”

The former president reflected on Renee herself, affirming, “I bet, under normal circumstances, she was a wonderful person,” although he termed her recent actions as difficult.

When pressed about the necessity for deadly force, Trump also addressed the conduct of Renee’s wife, stating, “The actions they took showed considerable disrespect towards law enforcement. Such hostility shouldn’t burden our officers.”

He characterized the situation involving Renee and her wife as “outrageous.”

A Family Divided but Loyal

In an interview with CNN’s Erin Burnett, Tim Macklin Sr. shared his support for Trump, even as he acknowledged the complexity of the situation surrounding Renee’s death was taxing on everyone involved.

He recalled seeing footage of the incident and remarked on the challenging nature of making split-second decisions in such circumstances, expressing hesitance to blame anyone involved directly.

In memory of Renee Nicole Good, her family seeks understanding and healing, a journey that will undoubtedly take time and support.