Celebrating the Memory of a Child Who Has Died

There are few things, if any, more painful and profoundly unfair than the death of a child. How, then, can one overcome such loss? Linus and Michaelene Mundy say we counter this tragedy with love and faith, and we remember. They write that this can be done privately or publicly. In doing this, one is able to say to him/herself and others that “Yes, I/we had a child, and we still have a child, who lived and moved and loved and made a difference; a priceless little person who loved us too, and whom we will love forever. We loved each other; we always will. And we always remember.”

By Linus and Michaelene Mundy