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You are here: Home / Greater Indianapolis / An Evening for Ella and Friends 2012

An Evening for Ella and Friends 2012

April 16, 2012 by Brian Groce

On Sunday, April 22, 2012 at 7 pm, the fourth annual “An Evening for Ella and Friends” will be held on the south stairs of Indiana War Memorial.  A memorial service will be held to remember the lives of infants lost to SIDS, miscarriage, stillbirth, and all other types of sudden infant loss—as well as those that will continue to be lost.  The public is invited to attend this rain or shine event.

An Evening for Ella and Friends is proud to announce this year’s promotion of Healthy Start and Marion County Health Department’s initiatives. Indianapolis Healthy Start offers education, referral and support services to pregnant women and their families with the goal to eliminate the disparities in birth outcomes and infant survival rates in MarionCounty.

“An Evening for Ella and Friends was established after the loss of our 10 week old daughter, Ella, on April 22, 2008.  We hope to help parents prevent their baby’s last night of sleep and at the same time, help them find the support they need to get through the devastation of miscarriage, still birth, or infant loss.  We want people to remember the babies that have passed away so we can give the best possible care to those babies fortunate enough to still be with us,” said Mel McMahon, event organizer and community activist.  Ella McMahon-Hodges passed away at just 10 weeks, five days old of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS).

To learn more about this event, call Mel McMahon at (317) 446-3864 or email AnEveningForElla@gmail.com. Interested individuals can access information on ways they can help create awareness and/or show support for families and babies in their local communities by visiting http://www.mchd.com/mch.htm.

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Filed Under: Greater Indianapolis Tagged With: Infant Loss, Miscarriage, SIDS, Stillbirth

About Brian Groce

Brian Groce is a native Indianapolis resident and is the President & CEO of Indianapolis based Naptown Buzz LLC, as well as the Editor In Chief of Naptown Buzz.

Brian also operates Watershed Studio LLC, an Indianapolis based consulting firm as well as Fazoom LLC, an Indianapolis based e-commerce website.

But first and foremost, Brian is the husband of his beautiful wife Amanda and the father of a house full of kids.

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