Sofia : Adapt the World for Her
On Angels’ Wings helps us to stay positive. They are great at making you feel comfortable and help families that feel scared about taking their complex kids into situations that most don’t understand. OAW accommodates as we need, and we love that.
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January 24, 2022
Raine : Keeping Pace
Kristin LutzMommy to RaineCongenital Heart Defect I never expected to be a heart mom. I never thought I’d have to pass my baby off to a surgeon; it’s the hardest thing to ever do as a mom. I never knew what the CHD world was before Raine was born. I just thought how any other…

November 2, 2021
On Angels’ Wings Hosts Open House At First Location
The grassroots non-profit organization establishes headquarters to better serve recipients FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: November 2, 2021On Angels’ WingsMacKenzie Karlson, PR Coordinatormackenzie@dev-on-angels-wings-photos.pantheonsite.ioMichelle Cramer, Executive Directormichelle.cramer@dev-on-angels-wings-photos.pantheonsite.io417-834-3670 Springfield, Missouri: On Angels’ Wings (OAW), a Missouri non-profit, is pleased to announce it will be hosting an Open House for its first ever location at 1440 East Lark Street on December…

October 27, 2021
What Makes On Angels’ Wings Different
There are other child bereavement photography services out there, but we stand out in a few ways. On Angels’ Wings is by no means competing with these other organizations. Our intention is to fill the gaps, whether that’s as a backup when other services aren’t available for an individual need; or through the extension of…

October 10, 2021
No One Wants to Talk About it….
I’ve been working with bereaved families for nearly 14 years now and that is the underlying thing I’ve learned – everyone wants to pretend that babies don’t die. Parents suffer in silence because no one wants to hear how much it hurts. Those who haven’t gone through it tend to ignore the subject entirely, pretending…

October 7, 2021
Za’morah: Trauma and Loss
by Megan HembreeMommy to Za’Morah After being diagnosed with PCOS in 2009, my dreams of becoming a mom were crushed when I was told my body would fight off 9/10 pregnancies, making it almost impossible to carry to term. Fortunately, in October 2019, I had my first live birth… a little girl, and after 3…

September 6, 2021
Owen: God’s Lasting Miracle
by Tom & Jessie MastersonParents to Owen Following a previous miscarriage, we were experiencing a ‘typical’ pregnancy — until a sonogram changed everything. At our 20 week ultrasound, Owen’s head could not be viewed and we were told to reschedule for 4 weeks out. At the time, we had no suspicion that anything was wrong.…

September 5, 2021
Michelle Renfro: In Memoriam
By Michelle L. Cramer, Founder & Executive Director Michelle Renfro joined On Angels’ Wings as a volunteer photographer in November 2016. She quickly showed herself to be dedicated to the families that OAW serves, and received our annual V.I.P. (Very Important Photographer) Award in February 2018. From 2017 to 2019, Michelle volunteered her time and…

August 6, 2021
Hunter: My Giggly Boy
By Victoria BurtonMommy to Hunter We decided that we needed one more child and started trying in 2016. We got pregnant at the beginning of 2017. We were so excited and so were our other children. We really wanted a boy and Russell said he wanted to name him Hunter. We knew from the beginning…

August 6, 2021
My First Session: Sarah Ireland Photography
Sarah IrelandSarah Ireland PhotographyKansas City Volunteer For the last few years I’ve been trying to channel my grief [after my husband’s passing] into helping others. It’s really a foundation for me learning to find joy in that place in my heart that has felt empty. There is a lot that goes on that people don’t…

July 1, 2021
Kaysen James: My Little Butterfly
By Sam SpencerMommy to KaysenFollow Kaysen’s Journey In May of 2021 we found out we were expecting our rainbow baby. The pregnancy was rough, but we were ecstatic. On January 6th 2021, our beautiful Kaysen was born via c-section after I had a lot of trouble with my blood pressure and they thought he may…