Brooklyn's Memorial Fund
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A message from Brooklyn's family:
Our princess, Brooklyn, became an angel on December 8, 2017. Her little smile was so big! She could light up a room with the smallest of smiles. Purple and pink were her favorite colors, and she loved unicorns and pigs. As a first grader at McAuliffe K-8 STEM Academy, she loved to read, write, and create beautiful artwork.
We want you to know how loved she continues to be. While she was our princess, she was also a fighter - and fought until the end. She died surrounded by her family. The tragic playground accident that took her from us was so sudden.
The few days we were at Children's Hospital in Denver gave us the opportunity to say good-bye, but also lead us to our financial need. The medical bills incurred from the helicopter flight from NCMC to Children's as well as Brooklyn's ICU stay are significant. There are also Celebration of Life expenses. While the miracle we prayed for did not happen, we are thankful for the time we had, the precious memories of our beautiful girl, and look forward to when we will see her again.
Tammy Hermance, Brooklyn's grandmother, will coordinate receipt of memorial funds with Brooklyn's parents, Nathan and Natalie Thill.
Information on her Celebration of Life Service
Our princess, Brooklyn, became an angel on December 8, 2017. Her little smile was so big! She could light up a room with the smallest of smiles. Purple and pink were her favorite colors, and she loved unicorns and pigs. As a first grader at McAuliffe K-8 STEM Academy, she loved to read, write, and create beautiful artwork.
We want you to know how loved she continues to be. While she was our princess, she was also a fighter - and fought until the end. She died surrounded by her family. The tragic playground accident that took her from us was so sudden.
The few days we were at Children's Hospital in Denver gave us the opportunity to say good-bye, but also lead us to our financial need. The medical bills incurred from the helicopter flight from NCMC to Children's as well as Brooklyn's ICU stay are significant. There are also Celebration of Life expenses. While the miracle we prayed for did not happen, we are thankful for the time we had, the precious memories of our beautiful girl, and look forward to when we will see her again.
Tammy Hermance, Brooklyn's grandmother, will coordinate receipt of memorial funds with Brooklyn's parents, Nathan and Natalie Thill.
Information on her Celebration of Life Service
Organizer and beneficiary
Sharon Wright
Organizer
Greeley, CO
Tammy Hermance
Beneficiary
