JOSEPHINE GAY - AGE 7

Josephine Gay, Age 6

Josephine Gay had just turned 7, three days before the shooting.
She liked to ride her bike on her family's quiet cul-de-sac, and over the summer she set up a lemonade stand, according to CNN.
Josephine loved the color purple. On Monday, there were purple balloons attached to her family's mailbox, and on the mailboxes of all the neighbors. The yellow house she lived in had a jungle gym out back.
A person who answered the phone at Mother of God Catholic Church in Covington, Ky., said Josephine was the great-niece of the pastor, Father Raymond Hartman.
Polly Larsen in Sunnyvale, Calif., said she was close friends with the cousin of Josephine's mother.
"`Joey' is a beautiful little girl, may she never be forgotten and live forever in our hearts," Larsen wrote on Facebook.


Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/us/2012/12/17/officials-release-names-victims-in-connecticut-elementary-school-shooting/#ixzz2FpHxxWHU


Random Act of Kindness #2 In Memory of little "Joey" Gay - Gave card with $5.00 in it to cashier at Wendy's. it was an incredibly busy day for her and she looked like she could really use a pick me up.

Charlotte Bacon - Age 6

CHARLOTTE BACON, 6

They were supposed to be for the holidays, but finally on Friday, after hearing much begging, Charlotte Bacon's mother relented and let her wear the new pink dress and boots to school.

It was the last outfit the outgoing redhead would ever pick out. Charlotte's older brother, Guy, was also in the school but was not shot.

Her parents, JoAnn and Joel, had lived in Newtown for four or five years, JoAnn's brother John Hagen, of Nisswa, Minn., told Newsday.

"She was going to go some places in this world," Hagen told the newspaper. "This little girl could light up the room for anyone."

Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/us/2012/12/17/officials-release-names-victims-in-connecticut-elementary-school-shooting/#ixzz2Fe2cSJYw

RANDOM ACT OF KINDNESS #1 - IN HONOR OF CHARLOTTE BACON, AGE 6...

Sent cards to 2 teachers and 1 bus driver letting them know how much we appreciate them.

#26Acts of Kindness.....

#26Acts of kindness you can do right now

So i've been reading a lot about these 26 acts of kindness in memory of the 26 people who lost their lives in the Connecticut shooting. I started trying to do my random acts the past few days.... As I do one, I will post it on my blog - not to brag but to honor a specific victim each day.... I've already done a few so I will make a new post for each one....