"Let light shine out of darkness."
-2 Corinthians 4:6
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In addition to reading your Bible for a source of strength and comfort, we also recommend the following books to help you along the journey of grieving.
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The Bereaved Parent From the Publisher: Offers guidance to parents facing the imminent death of a child, shocked by an accidental death, or suffering post-funerary turmoil, grief, and depression, and shows a way through the day-to-day hardships and decisions. |
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Where is God When It Hurts? From the Publisher: Many suffering people want to love God, but cannot see past their tears, says Philip Yancey. They feel hurt and betrayed. Sadly, the church often responds with more confusion than comfort. This current edition of what is perhaps Yancey's best-known book should speak to anyone for whom life sometimes just doesn't make sense. And it should help equip anyone who wants to reach out to someone in pain but just doesn't know what to say. |
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After the Darkest Hour the Sun Will Shine Again From the Publisher: This inspiring guide to coping with the loss of a child combines the author's own story with the experiences and wisdom of others who have gone through this tragedy. |
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Grieving with Hope, Leaning on Jesus From the Publisher: A full-color, 64-page softcover book filled with encouragement, help, and hope for grieving the death of a loved one. Through Scripture and heartfelt prayers, this book leads the reader through the grieving process. |
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A Time for Leaving From the Publisher: In this parable of hope, a young tree facing her first autumn experiences resistance and fear as she realizes she will soon be losing her magnificent leaves. |
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When Someone Very Special Dies From the Publisher: This book was designed to teach basic concepts of death and help children understand and express the many feelings they have when someone special dies. Communication is increased and coping skills are developed as they illustrate their books with their personal story. |
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Water Bugs and Dragonflies, Explaining Death to Young Children Explains dying and death through the prospective of how water bugs and dragonfly change. |
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The Next Place From the Publisher: A classic, "The Next Place" brings gentle verse revealing a safe and welcome destination free from earthly hurts and filled with wonder and peace. A comforting message of hope and a gift of compassion for the bereaved. Exquisite, color illustrations. |
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Let It Shine!
Supporting Families Grieving a Child
259 Pruyn Hill Road
Mechanicville, NY 12118
(518) 867 • 1559
info@gabbyroccofoundation.org
2ND ANNUAL SCOTCH DOUBLES BOWLING
Join us at Hometown Lanes in Mechanicville on February 16, 2013 @ 9:30pm to have fun and help the Foundation raise money to support our mission. $20 per couple (3 couples per lane). Prizes, raffles, and our t-shirts and sweatshirts will be available. Call Dave DeCelle to reserve your lane or for more information: 376-4516.
GABBY'S PURPLE MANIACS DONATE
Thank you to GABBY'S PURPLE MANIACS for their $1,600 donation. The MANIACS raised awareness and money for the Foundation as they prepared and participated in the Adirondack Ragnar Relay. The twelve runners ran in relay from Saratoga Springs, NY to Lake Placid, NY. They ran the 200 mile race continually for 33 hours with the support of their drivers and medics. We appreciate all of their support!
(Runners: Marie Abraham, Dave DeCelle, Lou Rocco, Erin Rocco, Ann Gaetano, John LaVigne, Danielle Erno, Steve Grassmann, Joan Rocco, John Bolton, Keith West, Pam Bisaillon. Not pictured: Drivers Barb McGuire and Mark Bisaillon; Medics Suzie DeCelle and Marybeth Martone)
RUNNING TO REMEMBER
TEAM GABBY GABS participates in regional running races. There are over 25 athletes on the team ranging from first year runners to life-long competitors, but they all have the same goal: Raise awareness of our Foundation and Remember the children our families are grieving. After putting on the Purple, they proudly place a remembrance photo badge on their shirts. Each badge includes a picture of the child and his or her name. The runners are eager to share the story of that child they're "Running to Remember". (Photo: Some of the members of Team Gabby Gabs before the Firecracker 4 race in Saratoga Springs on July 4, 2012).













