One year
Today marks one year since Richard was executed.
Not a day passes without thinking of him. His humor, his thoughtful letters, and the quiet way he showed up for others even when he was the one facing unimaginable circumstances. Richard listened without judgment, encouraged without expecting anything in return, and reminded people that they were not alone. Many of us leaned on him in moments when we felt lost, and somehow, he always found the right words.
Richard believed deeply in redemption, in growth, and in the possibility that people are more than the worst thing they have ever done. He worked every day to live that belief, helping others on the row, supporting men in their final moments, and striving to leave behind kindness wherever he could.
His life mattered. His voice mattered. His compassion mattered.
Today, we remember Richard not for the way his life ended, but for the way he chose to live, with faith, humility, and an unwavering commitment to caring for others. His legacy continues in every act of compassion, every letter written, and every effort to build a more humane world.
You are missed, Richard. You are remembered. And your impact lives on.
New Chapter
Yesterday! Finally, after years of issues and months of complications, I cancelled my monthly membership!
Everything went well, and I’m back home now resting and recovering. One step closer to feeling better and turning the page on this chapter. 🌿
Feeling sleepy and responding when I can, but so thankful for everyone who reached out and checked on me. It really means a lot. 💛
Happy New Year
2025 was a hard year for me. Loss, distance, and navigating ongoing health concerns took more strength than I sometimes had. Still, I’m carrying hope into 2026; hope for healing, answers, and gentler days ahead.
In the year to come, I want to focus on what helps me move forward: watching Søren thrive, holding onto love with Alan despite the distance, seeing Wire of Hope continue to grow and connect people, and learning to step more confidently into my manager role at work.
At the end of the day, it’s about making a difference, even in small ways.
Wishing you all a beautiful new year and everything you’re wishing for. 🤍✨
Petition for compassionate release
Hello, I wanted to share this petition: https://c.org/sCrYHdDPbR
I do not know this family, and this petition just randomly came across my FB feed yesterday. It just really hit close to home because that man was sentenced to LWOP at 18 in Florida and he has already served over 20 years when his co-defendants have been out a decade. That fact itself is upsetting enough but he is now battling stomach cancer and we know he is not getting the care he needs inside.
A petition is unlikely to make things move, but I was sad to see it has so little traction and I thought we could gather around this family and show them some support by signing it. Thank you!
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