A Commerative Bench for Shelley!
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January 2, 2016 Shelley Desrochers was last seen & we need assistance with purchasing a bench in her memory to be displayed at Spring Bank Park- London Ontario.
Family/Friends discovered our loved one was MISSING. Shelley Desrochers went missing from London, Ontario & we are asking with kindness for a donation goal of 2,750 to place a Memorial Bench in the memory of her.
Shelley Desrochers had a complicated life starting at a young age. Shelley was a loving mother/sister. Shelley grew up with a abusive parent & lived in/out of several foster homes from a young age. As time went by she turned to the streets. Shelley fell into drugs & prostitution to support her habit. Some how through this all Shelley faced the world joyful/friendly/supportive/caring/enjoyed movies/cooking/exercising/reading/taking photos of memories with friends/time with her sister/had goals/morals/values/aspirations & looked on the brighter side of life regardless of her situation. Shelley attended rehab/any resources/returned to school at one point with out success. It is very shocking/sad way for her story to end this way & leads to many questions/life-learning experiences for individuals in the same predicament to view & reevaluate before it’s to late.
Your support & generosity will be greatly appreciated.
Family/Friends discovered our loved one was MISSING. Shelley Desrochers went missing from London, Ontario & we are asking with kindness for a donation goal of 2,750 to place a Memorial Bench in the memory of her.
Shelley Desrochers had a complicated life starting at a young age. Shelley was a loving mother/sister. Shelley grew up with a abusive parent & lived in/out of several foster homes from a young age. As time went by she turned to the streets. Shelley fell into drugs & prostitution to support her habit. Some how through this all Shelley faced the world joyful/friendly/supportive/caring/enjoyed movies/cooking/exercising/reading/taking photos of memories with friends/time with her sister/had goals/morals/values/aspirations & looked on the brighter side of life regardless of her situation. Shelley attended rehab/any resources/returned to school at one point with out success. It is very shocking/sad way for her story to end this way & leads to many questions/life-learning experiences for individuals in the same predicament to view & reevaluate before it’s to late.
Your support & generosity will be greatly appreciated.
Organizer and beneficiary
Laura Desrochers
Organizer
Karla D. Stephens-Tolstoy
Beneficiary
