A tribute to our son...

The director of the mission asked us to take some time off and heal a bit.   I will share more of what the Lord has done in our lives since the loss of our son at 16 weeks.   I wanted to share this short video our sweet friend Colton put together for us to help us grieve and as a way to honor the life of our son.  

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Linda said…
This is beautiful! Praying for your family. We love you guys! ~The Sheppards
December 14, 2015 at 7:38 PM
Unknown said…
This is so touching. I know you all will treasure it always. This was very thoughtful of your friend. Sending prayers to you and all the family. Love you all! Connie Fischer
December 15, 2015 at 4:15 PM
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