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Ellis Nolte Anderson
Time seems to matter most when you want more of it. When you need more of it.
Dani and Marcus Anderson's son, Ellis Nolte Anderson, was born into heaven in May 2017. His parents didn't have much time with Ellis to say goodbye. They say they felt 'rushed' to say a quick goodbye. There was little time to spend with Ellis or share him with their family.
Out of their loss, the Andersons gave from their heart.
Out of their loss, the Andersons gave from their heart.
They raised the funds to donate a Caring Cradle to Methodist Women's Hospital on Friday, July 13.
Ellis's parents honored him, his memory, and their unrelenting love for him.
Source: KETV ABC Omaha, NE
Source: KETV ABC Omaha, NE
William James Duley
Scott and Alison Duley lost their son, William James Duley, in 2010, only a week after he was born.
To honor their precious son, William's parents donated a Caring Cradle to Beaumont Hospital, Dearborn, MI.
Scott said. “William has a legacy and that legacy is going to help other families.”
Source: News Herald, Southgate, MI
Catherine Elizabeth Embly and Justice C.C. Myers-Cannon
Two families shared a loss that every parent can't bear to think of: losing their children to stillbirth.
However, they honor their babies in the effort they determined to do together: donating a Caring Cradle to Meritus Healthcare Foundation.
“As a family who has lived and continues to live with the tragedy and pain of losing a child, our hope is that the Caring Cradle will provide families with peace, comfort and the extra time they may need to spend to say goodbye to their baby,” Dee Myers, Justice’s grandmother, said in the release.
However, they honor their babies in the effort they determined to do together: donating a Caring Cradle to Meritus Healthcare Foundation.
“As a family who has lived and continues to live with the tragedy and pain of losing a child, our hope is that the Caring Cradle will provide families with peace, comfort and the extra time they may need to spend to say goodbye to their baby,” Dee Myers, Justice’s grandmother, said in the release.
Source: Herald-Mail Media on line