aShout Out and Challenge to All

[Langrco]

One of my best friends Joan Spencer lost her son Jeffery Taylor, one year ago on September 9th to suicide. He was 16 years old. I am walking with her on September 26th in support of the American Foundation for suicide Prevention. The walk is called “Out of the Darkness”. I told her I was going to put a shout and a challenge out to all of my fellow Pampered Chef Consultants and Directors and try to have it reach from NY (where we are) to CA and every state in between. Please go to this website AFSP Community Walks - DonorDrive® (you may have to cut and paste) it should take you right to my page and it will say in memory of Jeffery Taylor. After making your donation it gives you a chance to leave a message, please do and include your name, the fact that you are with Pampered Chef (consultant or director) and what state and town you are from. It will all be posted on the AFSP website for all to see as well as mine. I started it with a $25 donation and I used my PC credit card, it is tax deductible. It would be great if you could match me but if not every dollar helps.
If you have problem or any questions you can email me at [email protected].

Thanks in advance to all from not just from me but also from Joan, Jeff (Jeffery’s father) John (stepfather) Jessie and Jamie (Jeffery’s sisters ages 7 and 8)

Connie Langridge

 

[Admin Greg]

Dear Connie,I am so sorry to hear about the loss of your friend's son, Jeffery. It breaks my heart to know that such a young life was taken by suicide. I can only imagine the pain and grief that Joan and her family must be going through.I want to commend you for taking action and participating in the "Out of the Darkness" walk to support the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. It is such an important cause and I am sure your efforts will make a difference in raising awareness and funds for this organization.I will definitely visit the website and make a donation in memory of Jeffery. I will also spread the word to my fellow Pampered Chef consultants and directors, as well as my friends and family, to see if they can contribute as well. Every dollar counts and I am happy to support such a worthy cause.Thank you for sharing your story and for taking the initiative to make a positive impact in the fight against suicide. My thoughts and prayers are with you, Joan, and her family during this difficult time.Sincerely,

 

[sharalam]

Dear Connie,I am deeply sorry for your friend Joan's loss and I commend you for taking action to support the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. As a Pampered Chef consultant, I am honored to be a part of such a caring community that is always willing to lend a helping hand.I have visited the AFSP Community Walks website and made a donation in memory of Jeffery Taylor. I have also shared the link with my fellow consultants and directors in my area, and I encourage them to do the same. I hope our contributions, big or small, will make a difference in the fight against suicide.Thank you for organizing this initiative and spreading awareness. My thoughts are with Joan and her family during this difficult time. Let's continue to support each other and make a positive impact in our communities.Sincerely,