If you'd like to drop off a letter or item you're welcome to do so at the Shorebirds Stadium.
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7 comments:
what will happen to all this stuff? will it be given to the family (looks like there are cards in that picture)? will the items be donated? I always wondered what happened to the items left at "memorial sites"...
This is a GREAT thing, and please do not take this comment to be bad, but This picture reminds me of what my father always said "If your going to give me flowers, give them to me now while I'm alive, they do me no good when I'm dead". this is a great show of support, but if you love someone, shower them with gifts Just because, don;t wait till you can't share it with them.
Cathy, my guess is there's plenty of children in the home that will cherish, (sp?) these items for the rest of their life.
Glad someone
placed a memorial there that way her school mates can drop off gifts, instead of at the site were her body was found
What a terrible tragedy this was.
I voluntered on xmas day to help out very sad.
5:26 thats true. It must be so much easier making donations at the stadium than at the place her body was found.
5:26 I agree this is definitly a better location then leaving the items at the crime scene. This is a place where children can go and it doesn't feel as grusome (sp) as where she was murdered.
I'm sure Sarah is looking down with a smile at all the people showing thier love and support for her and her family. She has grabbed a piece of my heart and many others and she will never be forgotten.
I was there on fri with my big yellow dog ready to help out but I was on standbye
Glad there using the stadium that way kids can come bye and pay respects
Joe It was Nice meeting you in Person
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