Help Fund Local Teen Center

My vision/inspiration for KOOK 386 came from my daughter. On July 14, 2013, my 15 year old daughter, Morgan "Moe" "Mosleyy" Wellesley Tuck (Rainbird) took her life. Morgan was a gifted artist, singer, dancer, cheerleader, martial artist, photographer, and surfing student. Her laughter and smile was contagious, her eyes bluer, bigger and brighter than the deepest ocean. She was a committed friend, challenging sister, loving and affectionate daughter, generous, kooky, quirky, spontaneous, and creative. she also had many demons. She was bullied, depressed, and heartbroken. Morgan chose a permanent resolution to a temporary problem. Ten days after Morgan's suicide, four teenagers who had attended Morgan's services were in a fatal car accident. One boy, who had just turned 16 the night before Morgan's death, was killed. His cousin, is scarred for life and another teen, 15, was airlifted to Halifax hospital and put on life support, made a miraculous full recovery. I now feel compelled to make a difference for the teens in our area. I believe our teens are in great need of something to do and safe, bully free, fun place to do it. A place where they can grow, make new friends, be creative, stay away from the temptations that lead them into trouble, and be themselves. I truly believe it takes a village. and we are that village. These are our kids, our future. Morgan touched many lives. I want her death to not be in vein, I want her to continue to touch lives. ---Michelle Provoncha Tuck, Morgan's mom and President KOOK 386