
Pregnancy and Infant Loss
Awareness Project
Thank you for the support from our 2026 sponsors:
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Why should I support this project?
Because 10-15 percent of pregnancies among women who knew they were pregnant end in miscarriage (who.int, 2025). The World Health Organization (2025) report that 2 million babies are born every year. In fact, stillbirths and miscarriages are not systematically recorded so it's believed that theese numbers are even higher. Women are taught not to announce a pregnancy until your second trimester....in case something happens. If the forbidden happens, the family is left to grieve alone because no one knew to begin with. When a baby dies due to Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS), low birth weight, accidents and other causes people tend to avoid the family, not knowing what to say. The death of a baby is not something we are every prepared for. Won't you help us create a community of fellowship where we can speak our children's name without shame?


HONORING BABIES,
AIDING FAMILIES, EDUCATING THE COMMUNITY
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2026 Pregnancy and Infant Loss
Awareness Event



Lovers Lane Soccer Complex provided the most serene location for our 2026 Memorial Event. The event was held on October 15, 2026 in Bowling Green, KY to honor our babies. We began our evening in recognition of our sponsors and new board members. Our beloved brothers of Sigma Phi Epsilon of Western Kentucky University read our proclamation represented by Braxton McCoy, Drew Manship, and Jamison Swift. We recognized this 14th anniversary of reading baby's names with a short walk along the park. Our guest speaker was Mrs. Stacy Mosier, telling her loss story of Baby Millie. A big announcement was made at the event as Steps for Samuel agreed upon a first year partnership with The Kentucky Museum, Kentucky Folklife Program, The Department for Society, Culture, Crime and Justice at Western Kentucky University. We encouraged all participants who would find hearling to loan items to Nora's Nook for their Ofrenda located at the Kentucky Museum.
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2026 Wall of Remembrance
Lyra Harper Sensel
Elias Lockhart
Millie Mosier
Baby Phillips
Baby Likens
Elliott Russell Berry
Baby Dorton
Qawiun Swinger
Faaizah Swinger
Baby Hills Siblings
Baby Trejo
Baby Ophelia
Isabelle Zoe
Babies Hayes-Hardin
Grant Magley
Brenna Townsend
Baby Cosby
Chelsey Mitchell
Baby Pitcock
Mackenzie Rose
Nora Claire Tyree
Aron Michael Tyree
Mary Stutzner
Ellie Morris
Baby Level
Emma Ullrich
Grace Lara Crooks
Charlotte Ann Banion
Samuel Louis McCoy
All Babies Gone Too Soon

