“As a child, it’s easy to believe that the things you love will never change, that summer will always come, and that the people you love will always be there. But time, of course, moves on. Seasons shift, and childhood gives way to adulthood.” — Becca Moore, Angel On A
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In June 2026 as I attended my Combs family reunion it was at our SAturday traditional meal I was astonished to learn that my Uncle Gordon had written a book. Not only that I learned for the first time his first name was Jacob Gordon, I honestly don’t think
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Loss and firsts seem to continue to walk hand in hand. Celebrating Eli’s graduation without my Mommie beside us was one of those moments. It was hard on both Daddy and me. Yet even in the ache of her absence, we were surrounded by the people she loved and
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Today marks Eli’s last day of school, and my heart is overflowing with pride, gratitude, and emotion. It feels like just yesterday he was a little boy standing beside his dad under the Friday night lights, growing up in Massillon where football isn’t just a game — it’s
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In the final chapter of my book, I wrote:“For every story that ends in triumph, there are others I carry like stones in my chest—secret griefs that never quite go away. For every headline or handshake, there have been heartbreaks, funerals, and phone calls I’ll never forget.
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I am deeply honored—family ties aside—that my cousin is recommending my book to her clients as part of their healing journey. As someone who walks alongside others in their most vulnerable moments, her belief in this story speaks volumes. This isn’t just a memoir—it’s a
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