First Annual Sadie Rose 5K

Join friends and family at the First Annual Sadie Rose 5K and Walk June 16. Race headquarters will be at Wilbur Pence Middle School on Bowman Road in Dayton. The 5K course will take runners past scenic Silver Lake on gravel roads through rolling farmland. Runners will be eligible for overall and age group awards. A 1.5-mile walk in town on paved roads will be suitable for families with small children and strollers.

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Upcoming Event; count it all joy service and celebration
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This is an event at Beaver Creek Church of the Brethren April 29, 6 p.m., that I wanted to extend to the child-loss community. The invitation is as follows…

Are you carrying a burden? Going through a trial? Based on James 1:2-4 and inspired by the many people in our lives that are facing difficulties, Beaver Creek Church of the Brethren is hosting a “Count it all Joy Service and Celebration.”

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VA Tech; relating to tragedy
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I remember randomly turning on the TV the morning of April 16, 2007. I was horrified by the news that was taking place before my eyes as the tragedy at VA Tech unfolded. I was home, babysitting a few children. To this day, I am not sure why I felt compelled to turn the news on that morning, something I rarely did when the children were around.

I was speechless. I was angry. I felt helpless. I could not relate.

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Upcoming Bake Sale and Volunteer Opportunity

The Sadie Rose Foundation is hosting a fundraiser bake sale Saturday April 14 from 10 a.m. – 3p.m. in front of our office. The bake sale will coincide with Dayton’s Annual Redbud Festival. We willhave coffee, water and a few of Reba Kline’s homemade mashed-potato doughnuts for sale. Doughnuts will be for individual sale only.

Here are some ways you can volunteer:

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Lee Harlow’s Walk365: The Dog Walk That Hasn’t Stopped

Beanie, the aging redbone hound, was Lee’s inspiration for our newest fundraiser, Walk365. Because of her, Lee has committed to walking 365 consecutive days to raise money and awareness for The Sadie Rose Foundation. You can track his daily walks on our facebook page or at www.mapmydogwalk.com.

Sponsorship (for Lee or Sampson) is available for $1 a day, $7 a week, $30 a month, $90 per quarter, $180 per half-year or $365 for the full year. If donating a different amount, specify the length of time you wish to sponsor him. He can have multiple sponsors per day/week. We will list all the current sponsors on our website. All proceeds benefit The Sadie Rose Foundation.

So what is the inspiration for Walk365?

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Welcome!
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Welcome to the new Sadie Rose website. We are so glad you found us. Our mission at The Sadie Rose Foundation is to provide emotional and spiritual support to families and individuals that have experienced the death of a child age 21 and under, including through pregnancy loss and miscarriage.

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Think Pink AND Blue; raising awareness for miscarriage, pregnancy and infant loss

By Regina Cyzick Harlow

It’s October. Pink ribbons are everywhere. You would be hard-pressed to find someone who didn’t know that October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Why? Because the disease has ravaged the lives of so many and people are no longer content to let it go by unnoticed and unaddressed.

People unashamedly sport bracelets, t-shirts, bumper stickers, etc. that show support for these important parts of the human anatomy and to raise awareness for the cause. Every sales flyer in our mailbox this month has a pink strip across the front with text about raising breast cancer awareness. Businesses, celebrities, professional football players, national and local media are all raising funds and awareness for this important cause. The more people who know about it, the more research is supported to prevent it.

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