By JOHN WAWROWIt wasn’t easy for Laila Edwards’ parents, missing much of their daughter’s formative years developing into women’s hockey Olympian away from her roots in Cleveland Heights. Thanks to an outpouring of donations, including a major push from the hometown NFL brother tandem of Travis and Jason Kelce, they will be making the trip to join Edwards making her Olympic debut at the Milan Cortina Games next week. Bolden is now a scout for the NHL’s Los Angeles Kings and was the first Black player to compete in the National Women’s Hockey League. They not only contributed $10,000, but Travis Kelce reached out to provide advice. And I’m really grateful.”Gray-Edwards was awed by the support from people she didn’t know.