Baby Memorial
Selah Hope
Selah Hope, our little girl who came in so quite but left so loud. We didn't even know you were there for so long but you will not be forgotten. Daddy said you would be spunky, a funny little girl who would wear tutus and a dino suit. We can't wait to meet you sweet girl. April 12, 2026 will be a day we hold grief but also celebration because you opened your eyes to our savior.
Moriah Poppy
Moriah Poppy, our sweet little girl. We will forever cherish the days we got to sing over you and pray over you. I'll never forget the way your daddy held my belly. We love you so much. We think you would have been our flower child. Free spirited but so compassionate. Aug 11, 2025 will be a day we hold with grief but we will also celebrate because you opened your eyes to our savior.
Olive Ann Luckmann
Olive Ann 💚
Our sweet Olive Ann,
Though we only held you in our hearts for eight short weeks, you changed our lives forever. From the moment we knew you existed, you were loved, wanted, and dreamed about. You brought hope, joy, and a future we eagerly imagined.
We never got to see your eyes, hear your laugh, or hold your tiny hand, but you will always be our daughter. Your life, no matter how brief, mattered deeply. You left footprints on our hearts that time can never erase.
We carry your memory with us every day—in the quiet moments, in our prayers, and in the love that remains.
We trust that you are safe in the arms of Jesus, whole and cherished, waiting in a place where there is no pain or loss.
Until the day we meet you, we will speak your name, remember your life, and love you always.
Forever our baby, forever our Olive Ann. 💚
“Before I formed you in the womb I knew you.” — Book of Jeremiah 1:5
Loved beyond measure. Missed beyond words. Remembered forever. 🕊️💚
Angel
hope you know I miss you. I still cry for you. I see kids your age going to school. You're not here. You aren't here to see your sister and your baby brother. grow. leaving has shown who actually cares about us and I hate to see it that way I miss you. I love you. I wish you were here because I really need you.
Amaris Nathan
Amaris Nathan, our sweet boy. Loving you has brought us so much joy. You inspired us to help other families who walk through the loss of their baby and you continue to show us you are near through roses, butterflies, and rainbows. Daddy looks for the smallest of tools all the time. I know he wishes he could work on projects with you. June 7, 2024 will be a day we hold with grief, but we also celebrate that you woke up and saw the face of our savior. We love you.


