Today our nation's heart is heavy as we remember this day, December 14, 2012 at 9:35 a.m. when we cried out first in disbelief, then anguish as the faces of 20 darling children and the 6 adults who tried to protect them appeared on our TV screens. Twenty six lives lost in a matter of a few seconds.
Today my heart aches with the family of my high school classmate, JoAnn (Jo Jo) Bacon, her husband Joel and son Guy as they continue to find their way in life without their precious Charlotte.
In memory of the lives lost the organization "Where Angels Play" was started, dedicated to creating accessible play spaces in the names of each person lost on that fateful day. If you're ever in the West Haven, CT area you can visit Charlotte's Playground. You can find the others on the playground locator by clicking here.
Charlotte family also started their own organization in memory of Charlotte and her love of all animals, especially dogs.
Today my heart aches with the family of my high school classmate, JoAnn (Jo Jo) Bacon, her husband Joel and son Guy as they continue to find their way in life without their precious Charlotte.
In memory of the lives lost the organization "Where Angels Play" was started, dedicated to creating accessible play spaces in the names of each person lost on that fateful day. If you're ever in the West Haven, CT area you can visit Charlotte's Playground. You can find the others on the playground locator by clicking here.
Charlotte family also started their own organization in memory of Charlotte and her love of all animals, especially dogs.
The mission of Charlotte's Litter is to create a team of therapy dogs all around the country who can respond in a crisis situation. As a dog owner and trainer, I can vouch for the comfort dogs and other animals can bring into stressful situations.
Today, in memory of Charlotte, I would like to ask you, my readers, to consider donating to Charlotte's Litter. And today, hold your children a little tighter as you remember the families of Sandy Hook who must carry on.
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