Adrian Maxon
On the evening of April 3, 2007, Adrian was attending an event put on by the Weber State University campus chapter of Amnesty International. It was a little
On the evening of April 3, 2007, Adrian was attending an event put on by the Weber State University campus chapter of Amnesty International. It was a little
“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
Jayden loved riding horses, fishing, camping, and baseball. He collected cars in packages, but never opened them. He loved to cook. Every year we went
Andrew was 16 years old, the sixth of eight children, beloved uncle to four nieces and one nephew, and a special part of his family.
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
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
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
“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
October is my favorite time of the year. That is until October 29, 2020. That morning is burned into my memory. I remember every single
My husband’s phone rang early Tuesday morning, October 25, minutes after Lilly walked out the door. A bystander called and said, “Are you Lilly Warren’s