October 18th, 2014 is a day that will forever be etched into my heart. My sister was 21 when her life came to a sudden end. She was killed in a car accident. Ashleigh was such a bright light. When she smiled, she lit up the whole room. I was so proud to call her […]
Ashleigh Danielle Bond: 04/06/93 – 10/18/14 Read More >>
My daughter Kimberly Alice McKenzie, Kim, was an energetic, fun and happy new mother of Angie, her 9-month-old daughter. Kim was so proud to be a mom and loved Angie with every part of her being. Kim worked at Busch Gardens and R-Club. While working at R-Club Kim worked with deaf children and went to
Kimberly Alice McKenzie: 12/10/84 – 07/06/06 Read More >>
Christa Ferrari, Riverview FL. Marker at Bloomingdale and Hwy 301 Riverview FL. It’s almost 13 years since my world changed. 13 years that still feels like yesterday. Time does not heal wounds. It just lets you learn how to live with them. I try to only think about the things that my Mom left
Christa Ferrari: 10/18/43 – 09/28/05 Read More >>
Lillia Grace Morris died tragically due to someone running a red light. She is in Heaven which brings us comfort. We are also saddened that her smiles, laughter and joy are now our memories rather than present and future. Lillia was one of those children that wanted to be a kid rather than grow up
Lillia Grace Morris: 4/13/01 – 4/24/18 Read More >>
We’ve all seen them as we drive down the street but never could I have imagined one would be for my daughter. When my 22 year old beautiful girl was killed in a fatal crash on U.S 19 in Palmetto Florida, December 7th 2005, I remember getting a call asking me how her name was
Tiffiany Marie Olson: 5/27/83 – 12/7/05 Read More >>
April 2, 2013 is a day that changed my life. My husband’s life was taken by a red-light runner. My last conversation with Scott was at 9:05 that morning when he told me he was coming home to finish working. At around 11:30 that morning I received a knock on my door from a detective
Scott Valentino: 11/1/72 – 4/2/13 Read More >>
This place, where we go several times a year. The place where we leave flowers, holiday wreaths, birthday balloons, and symbols of life. The place where we remember that this is where our son took his last breath. This place is the roadside marker on the side of a busy highway where our oldest child
Louis Mitchell Hall: 12/6/81 – 9/5/08 Read More >>
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