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BRAIN TUMOR ANGELS

Honor the memory of "Brain Tumor Angels" by sending their names to be added to their wings.
They may not be with us here today, but they are not forgotten!

Angel Wings

Brain Tumor Angel, sent home to God
a rest well deserved and much in need
You touched the hearts of those you loved,
With your every smile, your hope and each deed.

The pain you suffered and endured,
Would have conquered a weaker soul.
But God gave you strength, faith and hope
and placed you in a stronger role.

Now in heaven, remember us in prayer,
As you are at peace while we continue the fight.
With the rest of the world we will share,
Only research, Faith, Hope and Prayer will shed new light
on Brain Tumor Awareness!

Send to Angels@HOPEWithSupport.org

Marci Bee Dayton 3/05/91- 5/08/05 Marci's Story told by her parents.	"Our daughter, Marci, was so vibrant and full of life. She was involved in so many activities during her 14 years of life. She was active in Church, Student Council, Girl Scouts, Pop Warner Cheerleading, dance, karate, softball & so many more activities. Marci was a genuinely caring person. She adored her family, friends and everyone she met along life’s journey. She had a special way with younger children and had hoped to be a teacher one day. We can’t think of anything that would make her prouder than having a memorial fund in her name to offer help and support to other children in her community. Thank you for helping to keep Marci’s spirit and love alive." Tony & Kelly Dayton Marci’s Parents	www.caringbridge.org/visit/marcidayton

Jeffrey David Dunn 10/25/1963 - 4/7/2007	Marilyn L. Covert 08/17/1931 - 10/29/2006	Stefan Kyle Shartouny 04/20/1995 - 12/31/2006

Jordan Wesley Duncan 06/10/1998-10/11/2007		Our son, Jordan, was a fun, energetic, life loving kid. He was involved in soccer, was a straight A student, in gifted and talented at school and loved any type of monkeys. Jordan loved people and would do anything to help them. Jordan knew exactly what to say to make your day better. He loved his family, friends and his pug, Cowgirl. He has a bench at the Tulsa Zoo in front of the monkeys in his memory. Jordan is looking down knowing that we are keeping his spirit alive. Jordan's Parents

Jack Jordan 02/29/1940 - 09/15/2007	Jack Jordan was born 02/29/1940 (a leap year boy) and earned his wings on 09/15/2008 after 14 months fighting this disease. We received his diagnosis of Gliomablastoma Multiforme on July 11, 2006. As his 5 year old grandson, Joshua, says everyday, "Poppa is in my heart but I still miss him". Sincerely, Dena Jordan

	My name is Cole, I was born 7-18-2001. On 4-23-2007 Doctors told my Mom, Step dad and Dad I had Stage 3 Anaplastic Astrocytoma. I didn’t know what that meant, but it made everyone very sad. As for me, I got more Love and attention then ever, but on Sept. 26, 2007 while in the loving arms of all my parents, I was given my angel wings and had to say good-bye. www.caringbridge.org/visit/colefisher	Cole Edward Fisher 07/18/2001 - 09/26/2007

Kayla Kristine Cantrell 01/02/89 - 03/07/08		She graduated from Dickson County Senior High School, a honor roll student, voted Most Intellectual, and member of the Lady Cougar Softball Team. She has played for Sting Elite Fastpitch Travel Team for the past two years. Prior to that she played for the West TN Diamonds, and three years with Xtreme Edge. She received a softball scholarship to Tenn Tech in Cookeville, but we are going to have to decline it due to being unable to start in January. Read the rest of Kayla's story at CaringBridge: www.caringbridge.org/visit/kaylacantrell