Edwin Cardoso
“My Xavi,” as I liked to call to my son, was wanted even before he was born. Edwin was the younger of two children. His
“My Xavi,” as I liked to call to my son, was wanted even before he was born. Edwin was the younger of two children. His
I would like to tell you about our daughter Chelsea, about her dreams, about the things she loved about life. She was such a good girl
What do you do when life as you know it ends? When my baby was hit by a car, and then died, my life ceased
From the time Hunter drew his first breath, he was on the go. Hunter’s favorite sound was laughter. From his dry sense of humor, his
“Because I’m awesome—” words we will never again hear our precious Collin say—now engraved upon a headstone. Before, we’d laugh at his humor and unwavering
Bailee was a bright, beautiful girl with dreams and hopes for her future. She was born on Dec. 1, 1998 in Layton, Utah, and from
My son Mason’s last conscious moments were spent doing what he loved! Being with his friends, laughing, joking, acting goofy, being a teenage boy. Then,
This photo was taken about 12 hours before Hanna’s death on August 12, 2008. Our family was camped for the evening in preparation for a
The excitement our entire family felt when we were told we were having twins was something only parents of multiple births can understand. We talked about
Tyson was a 17-year-old who had just barely graduated from Landmark High School. He got all his credits done so he could graduate early and
