Full Circle volunteers help to create new Remembrance Garden
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With the help of volunteers from the Deep Run H.S. lacrosse team, Full Circle Grief Center has created a new Remembrance Garden, soon to be filled with hand-painted rocks paying tribute to loved ones.
Lacrosse team members volunteered to prepare the garden for the Rocks of Remembrance campaign, which will help fund ongoing grief support groups devoted to family healing and victims of perinatal loss, suicide loss, overdose loss, and more. Hunter Drake, son of Full Circle's founder and executive director, is a member of the DRHS lacrosse team; his sister Finley is among the regular volunteers who painted the stones.
The nonprofit grief resource center located at 10611 Patterson Avenue is offering Rocks of Remembrance for a donation of $20. Each brightly-colored rock will be personalized with the name of a loved one, and 100 percent of the proceeds will be used to support Full Circle's bereavement support programs.
For details about Full Circle, or to donate to the rock garden, visit https://fullcirclegc.org. The Rocks of Remembrance campaign began the week of Mother's Day and will continue through Father's Day.
