Description
☕ Guatemalan Dark Roast Coffee
Bold. Smooth. Full of depth — just like McKenna.
Sourced from the Antigua region of Guatemala, this dark roast delivers a deep, rich cup with a smooth sophistication that stands out from the very first sip.
Known for its intense aroma and layered character, Antigua coffee offers a bold yet balanced experience — making it a perfect choice for those who love a strong, flavorful start to their day.
✨ What to Expect
Origin: Antigua, Guatemala
Roast: Dark
Profile: Deep, rich, chocolatey, smooth
Aroma: Bold, smoky, and inviting
Crafted for: strong mornings and slow, intentional sips
🌎 Why Guatemalan Coffee
Guatemalan coffees are known for their diversity — no two profiles are exactly the same. That’s part of what makes them so special.
Antigua, in particular, is celebrated for producing coffees with depth, intensity, and a refined smoothness that keeps you coming back.
💛 Your Purchase Impact
This is McKenna’s Coffee.
The profile fits her — strong, full of depth, and impossible to overlook. A coffee that stands out, just like she does.
Just like every coffee purchased at The H Life, this coffee helps support our mission of overcoming the impossible and making a true difference in the lives of DIPG/DMG warriors just like McKenna.
🎗️ Say My Name - McKenna Royer 🎗️
Brave Like McKenna
McKenna came into this world with a fire in her heart and smile that radiated love. Even at the young age of 11 McKenna has impacted the lives of so many people. Her playful spirit and up for anything personality shined so brightly. She enjoyed being in nature and loved an adventure. She loved water whether it was the beach in Hawaii or the lake at her family's farm. She was wise beyond her years. She touched the hearts of many.
August 16, 2023 should have been McKenna’s first day of 5th grade. Instead, persistent episodic headaches led to an MRI which showed a large tumor at the base of her brain. The Neurology team operated and removed the tumor.
She was diagnosed with Diffuse Midline Glioma (DMG), a highly aggressive form of pediatric brain cancer. There is currently "no known cure" and unfortunately, the US standard of care is limited. McKenna did six weeks of targeted radiation followed by two rounds of immunotherapy.
Before beginning her third and final round of treatment, McKenna started to show symptoms of tumor regrowth. An MRI revealed this to be true and within a few short days, she lost her short 6 month brave battle to this cruel disease. She showed the world what it meant to live and love and will be missed by all who knew her.
