At Tides, our volunteers are the invaluable pillars of our organization, especially in providing vital grief support to our participants. Their dedication, compassion, and selflessness shine brightly as they extend their hearts to those navigating the challenging journey of grief. These volunteers are the heartbeat of Tides, offering a comforting presence, lending empathetic ears, and providing invaluable guidance. We owe a tremendous debt of gratitude to each and every one of them, as they truly embody the spirit of giving and empathy. Their unwavering commitment not only enriches the lives of our participants but also strengthens the very fabric of our organization.
We invite all our participants to express their appreciation by sharing a note of gratitude to our remarkable volunteers by visiting link. Your words of thanks will undoubtedly uplift their spirits and inspire them to continue their invaluable service.
Rosalie Fay (named after her great grandmother) was born on the evening of Thursday, September 28, 2023 in Cincinnati, Ohio. Rosalie was a full-term, healthy baby, but there were complications during the labor induction, which caused Rosalie to lose oxygen for a period of time in utero. After an emergency c-section, Rosalie was not breathing, resuscitated several times then rushed to the NICU. Friday night, the doctor discovered Rosalie was in multiple organ failure due to hypoxia. She passed away around 4:30 a.m. on Saturday, September 30, 2023.
