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My 5 year old niece Abby was hospitalized yesterday due to seizures. They have discovered something on her brain and are running more tests today.

I just read Kristin’s Story and she sounds like she was such a wonderful soul.I was crying through it.Wow she had so many accomplishments at such a young age.I am so so sorry for your loss.

Kristin dear,

Your Uncle Rich got married on Sunday, April 4th, and you have a sweet and lovely Aunt Laura. The wedding was beautiful..you must have been pleased to see our family so happy. I know you were smiling too. You were missed!

Love,

Gramma

Thank you to Valerie, Stephanie, and so many other family members and friends for your prayers and support after the death of our Mother/Grandmother. We are truly grateful to you all!

God Bless,
C.R., Amy, Josiah, Abby, Daniel and Elizabeth Oldham

Please pray for Amy and C.R. and family. C.R.’s mother joined Kristin this evening.

Hi Taryn, Just been reading the posts and in tears. Kristin sounds like she was such a beautiful young lady who touched alls hearts, I am so sorry for all your loss. Much love always sent to you and your special girls, love always Victoria..xoxoxoxox

hey there…one of my really good friend’s family over here in tennesseehe was taking her sister to school(her sister is n 7th grade) and they were arguing about the socks that whitney was wearing…and so whitney stopped the car…took off her seat belt, gave the socks to her sister, and got back on the road(w/out putting her seat belt on…) she leand back to get something out of the back seat, and swerved into the other lane and hit a car head on. she was thrown out of the car, and she died on the way to the hospital. her sister is ok physically but emotionally…lets just say that it will take a long time..she died on tuesday 2/10/04…please just keep her and her family in your prayrs…i am having a really hard time getting over her sudden death…the last thing that i said to her, “was i will see ya tomorrow, and remember God loves you”…well, i am going to go now…please pray…love always,
Kristin’s first ambassdaor,
Valerie Roberson.

My best friend Libby wrote this for me:

I didn’t really know her, but I felt your pain.

I see pictures of her all the time looking her best,

She must have been great, even greater than great,

You are going to live with her in your heart,

You will always remember her, you will think of her everyday.

I am sorry you have to write,

But when you hear her voice, I know you will cry

It will bring back that day, the 29th you will always keep,

If you had her today would you cry and cry,

I know Amber is good but not the same,

You will dance for her,

You will write for her,

You will live for her.

Please pray for ten-month old Mandy, who will be having surgery on her kidney tomorrow, Jan. 29, at 7:30 A.M. Mandy’s mother was Kristin’s camp counselor.

When Kristin Kay passed away between Christmas and New Years of 2000, it turned into the most miserable holiday of my life and I just knew that any shred of Christmas joy in the future would forever be scarred by the memory of that tragic event. Three years later, the pain remains very real – the thought still brings tears to my eyes and a lump in my throat.

Ironically, though, the anniversary of our loss has made Christmas even more significant to me, in the very simplest of ways. I’m so much more aware of what a blessing my family is to me, more appreciative of the time we spend together. I’m more in awe by the fact that God, the creator of this universe, sent his Son one Christmas morning to pay the price for my sins so that by accepting Him, I can spend eternity with Him in the company of my family and friends.

I miss Kristin and pray for all those who so deeply feel her loss today and during this holiday season.

Love,
Shelly