November/December 2000
Volume 2, Issue 1

Memorial Donations
In Memory of our Children

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Joshua Davis
By his parents, Cindy and Jerry

Jared Michael Kennedy
By Grandma and Grandpa, Ed and Robin

Sadie Diane Brashears
By Craig Knapp

Taylor Louise St. Laurent
By Mommy and Daddy, Kim and Rick

Camille Rayana Olsen
By David Hall, Amwest Engineering
Katie Hodge, Blake’s mommy
Sheldon Purdy
Sharon and Richard, her parents
Jim, Tish, and Alex Nibali, Claire’s Family

Eric Christopher Mikkelson
By Judith M. Swenson

Dakotah Dougherty
By Monica & Donald Callen

Blake Cash
By Kay and Katherine Cash
Aunt Kristine Pierce
Kolleen and Daniel Malone
Suzanne Gaulocher

Camille Rayana Olsen
By Loving Friends & Family who miss her so much

Alesia Dawn Carder
By Mom and Dad, Marsha and Gregg

Brittney Angelique Grace
By Mommy and Daddy, Tammy & Joseph

Emily Irene Adomaitis
By her loving Mommy & Daddy

Alyssa Brooke
By David Proctor

Cheyenne Cacciatore
Rachel Ann Hage
Andrew George Bao Zuong
Kyle Robert Firstman
By Caring Friends

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Please remember M.I.S.S. in your Holiday and End-of-Year giving!

You can send your memorial donation to:

The MISS Foundation
PO Box 5333
Peoria, Arizona 85385

For: Research, Website, Newsletter, Emergency Care Packets,
Bilingual Support, 24 hr line, National Expansion




My Beloved Butterfly

butterfly My beloved butterfly passed by my window, He came to wish me Happy Spring. A smile embellished his brother’s face, but his grieving father never noticed. By the end of the day the metal bars from the greenhouse carpeted the yard of his father’s kingdom.

Only God knows what’s going on inside his head. His sorrowful heart is throbbing, for death has robbed him of all his hopes and dreams for his beloved first born. He pounded away with such force, ignoring the beauty of the outdoors. When he stopped to catch his breath, he stood bewildered for he is a prisoner of grief. Devastation has soiled his spirit and buried his heart beneath layers of guilt. In the south, his sugar maples have been abandoned, his former English herb garden shamefully overgrown. Thyme growing out of control. He stood surrounded by all of the things that once brought him extreme pleasure. When he was the King of his castle.

My beloved butterfly made one last attempt to wipe the sweat from his father’s brow...And then he flew away.

-Debra Scarturro (c) 1993

To those I have loved and lost, but will always remember.
Shawn (1974-1992), Little Mille (1994-95), Mishi (1999-2000)




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