Stories of Inspiration and Hope from our Families and Supporters
My Why – Tara Burge
April 18, 2019
Tara volunteers at Ronald McDonald House every other Wednesday 3-6pm. She works full time as the Director of Therapy Services at Parkview Randalia, though she often travels to many Parkview...
What is Paradise – what can it be?
April 18, 2019
If you google “paradise”, a number of items appear. A recipe for paradise fruit glaze, Webster’s dictionary definition, and even the top 10 songs with paradise in the title. However,...
Grace Gathering Youth Group
April 3, 2019
On Sunday, January 27th, we welcomed the Grace Gathering youth group to our humble abode. Roughly 45 individuals came ready to give hope to the families staying at Ronald McDonald House...
You needa hug?
March 27, 2019
Last Friday night I dropped my oldest daughter and her friends off at the mall. My husband and son had plans and my youngest teenager had joined her friends at...
My Why – Greg Hoos
March 11, 2019
Greg Hoos became a volunteer at the Ronald McDonald House in January of 2018. “It started as a way for my wife to get me out of the house. It...
What is the Weight of Your Glass?
March 11, 2019
What is the weight of your glass? Once upon a time a psychology professor walked around on a stage while teaching stress management principles to an auditorium filled with students. ...
Malakai Erb
March 5, 2019
Before she had Malakai, Cindy had 5 miscarriages. As a 43-year-old woman, she didn’t think she would have any kids. When Cindy found out she was pregnant, she was shocked....
The White Family
March 5, 2019
After more than a week of recurring fever, painful headaches and other odd symptoms the pediatrician couldn’t diagnose, the Whites took their 11 year-old son Devin to the emergency room....
The Michael Family
February 26, 2019
In June of 2018, Cassandra and Anthony Michael faced every parent’s fear; their three-year-old son Mathis (Moose) became unresponsive. “It was just a normal day at the lake, and we...
The Stewart Family
February 22, 2019
“I still remember the day of that ultrasound,” says mom Jackie. “Our girls were mono-mono twins meaning they shared the same placenta and amniotic sac. This is an extremely rare...