Ron, I really and truly hope there is life with our loved ones after we die. So many people I talk to, do not believe so. How horrible if after we die there is nothing.😢
@@crm208 If YOU believe that is what matters! Don't let non believers discourage you! Jesus died for us so we can be with Him! He didn't die in vain! Believe!🧡 If you don't believe ask Him to come in your heart!
You telling this story is doing what her Daddy wanted.. not forgetting her. We will never forget this Ron You have kept her memory of her life alive again I pray they are together and resting in peace in a much better place . Very moving
We had our high school reunion and some of our classmates were absent. 'Debbie' was not there. She had moved away. Got Married and had children. She ran a day home to she could be at home with her kids. She also babysat a newborn. The newborn was sleeping in one of the bedrooms. The house caught on fire. Debbie got all the kids out and went back for the newborn. The Firemen found Debbie in a bed on top of the newborn trying to sheild the little one from the flames. They both had died. Such sad stories, such as this one. 😪
When you say their names, you become a “Legacy Guardian.” It’s when their names are no longer spoken they are forgotten. Thank you for being a “Legacy Guardian” by saying the names of those lost and sharing their stories, no matter how tragic. 🙏
@@zekesgirl100 I wish I could take credit for the term “Legacy Guardian”, but it was coined by the Veteran owned company Til Valhalla. Some of us have become “Legacy Guardians” due to the 22 a day, KIA, or their service. It’s important to say the names of anyone who was loved & lost. In time, when they are no longer mentioned by anyone it means they never existed. 😔 I just love how Til Valhalla was able to sum up in 2 words what Faces of the Forgotten does for so many, says their names. ❤️
So very sad! A father’s broken heart and feeling he should’ve done more! That was very honorable of James to donate to the varied causes. RIP to father and daughter! ❤
Thank you Ron for introducing me to little Shirley and her father, in the early 60s there was a little girl I called my friend I can't remember her name now but she was lost in a fire, early one morning I remember her sister and brother come to my grandparents house screaming and crying saying that their house was on fire and their little sister was in the house, at my tending age of 4 years, I never forgot the horror that I felt in the sickness in my stomach and for years I was so scared of fire, everyone have a natural fear of fire, but I was overwhelmed with the idea of our house being burnt down at any given time. I only wish I could remember her name. Rip to little Shirley and her dad and my first friend from so long ago.
This is so tragic. This poor father was in a panic, the worst condition to be in to try and think straight. It's easy to say later, I should have done this or that instead. I'm so sorry for this dad and the loss he had to struggle with daily, but I understand his grief. When your most treasured gift from God is gone, especially when you feel it was at your own hands, you just want to be where they are. The pain is real. RIP Shirley and James, together again 💞
If I would have just done this. If I had never done that. What a dreadful, heavy burden to carry around! I personally know this pain and I'm willing to bet there are many others who know just what I'm talking about. We are only human. We all make choices we regret. But when it involves a death it's a gut wrenching thing to deal with.
The rose that you placed on her grave gives off a beauty shadow that encompasses her name. Perhaps it is some kind of acknowledgment of a thank you or appreciation from passed on love ones. Very nice.
What an sad story. I can't even imagine. My daughter is 17. She's all I have left as the rest of my family has past on. RIP to both of these sweet souls 🙏
So tragic, brought tears to my eyes when I heard that he screamed that his baby wasn't dead... What a great man to do all he did for charity. RIP sweet Shirley and James, I'm hoping they are spending eternity together in a better place.
Very sad story indeed, Shirley's mom had passed away and all she had was her daddy. She obeyed his order and stayed, but as is in many cases the "fumes" are the killer. His heart was very heavy. RIP little Shirley and James. Your Yellow Rose as lovely as always 💐
Such a heartbreaking story. Sometimes you just wonder, why ? Poor Shirley met an awful end, and her loving father James, how could he live with that loss? He must have tormented himself, second guessing what he tried to do. I pray they are together, with Shirley's Mom reunited forever . Ron thank you for bringing us their story.❣️
A most horrifically tragic story which you told with heartbreak in your voice. As you always do a piece of you stays behind in these stories & those of us who follow love you for your compassion. It is beyond cruel that the memorial Plaques have been removed especially from the apartment buildings which continue to profit Perhaps an updated News story in the local papers would be a wonderful reminder of humanity. In fact a portion of the rent collected should be donated to the causes the Father felt could express his love for his daughter. And yes buildings are torn down & change ownership; for the places where the plaques were removed it is beyond reproach to consciously profit every time a rent is collected by a ruthless owner who chooses to forget The 60's is not that long ago. People will remember. I wish all of us could hug you Ron & comfort you a little following each of these stories. We feel your pain even virtually
This is so heartbreaking on so many levels. I can't imagine the truckload of guilt that the father must have gone through after his daughter died so tragically. Probably he thought everything from "Why did I leave those flammable materials so close to a gas stove in the kitchen?" (something I was wondering about myself), to "Why didn't I try to put the fire out myself, instead of leaving my child alone to get burned up?" "Why did I tell her to stay put instead of trying to escape?" and "I could have done more to save her." But I guess that sometimes, when you're in a state of panic, you don't think very clearly, and you make decisions that turn out to be very fatal. I also wonder why the two aren't buried next to the mother -- my guess is that maybe they were living in another city when the mother passed away, and her grave is elsewhere. Or even sadder, maybe she ran off and abandoned her husband and daughter, and they wanted nothing to do with her after that. And then the father's mental breakdown that eventually led to his taking his life -- sadly, paying attention to mental health was not a thing in that era, and grieving people were often left to work through it on their own as best as they could. Just such as sad, sad story!
What a tragic and sad 😔 story. Losing your wife, then your daughter in a fire. This man truly loved his family and couldn't live with himself that he survived. Truly sad. Thanks for remembering this family Ron. God Bless you. Stay safe my friend.
thank you ron, you are a inspiration and a sweet wonderful man!❤ thank you for taking us with you to remember father and daughter!! Rip Shirley Ellen and her father James!! blessings ron✌
I remember this tragedy as it happened shortly after I graduated high school there in January 1963. It was very sad. Thank you for remembering them. You are great at storytelling. May they always rest in peace.
So sad, a parents love is always the one thing in life you can be sure of, unconditionally, I'm sure they are resting in peace🙏 thanks for the walk, be save.
Poor man, I can't imagine what he went through. That sweet baby girl, she was so young, so heart breaking like you said. Thanks for keeping they're memorie alive.
That is a story, after hearing it, your listeners will never forget. The father is getting his daughter's story into the hearts and ears of many people, just what he wanted all along. Thanks Ron.
Oh how very, very heartbreaking. I can't imagine what that poor Dad went through 😞 Thank you for sharing this story in such a compassionate way. As always, very well done.
You lose the loved one is heartbreaking I lost my husband back in 2019 and we were together for 47 years old together he was my night in shining armor so I know how the father felt her face daughter and it hurts every day I'm in therapy now for my trauma therapy and I know the feeling and I don't know any times I've let it cross my mind I want to go join but you know I got unfinished business in my life right now I got things I have to accomplish and things I got to do before I meet him on the other side and I have the father felt I enjoy your cemetery walks thank you for that one that was very hard for me as well as heartbreaking thank you. 🇺🇲💕
so very sad but also a beautiful story of how much our children mean to us, God Bless you Ron for all you do for these forgotten souls. Keep up the great work!
What a depth of sorrow l feel hearing of this great bond of love. Poor little girl also her father. Decent to the bone, how he must have suffered. Ron l was in the middle of making supper and had to put your video on hold. God enfold them...daughter and father. Thank you for telling us of this.
This life is temporal at best. Only our souls are eternal. Such a tragedy a whole family gone. Thank you as always Ron for these stories of regular people who you so graciously share with us that we not grow hard hearted and forget them.
There are few things as powerful as the love of a parent for a child. Thank you for sharing this story with us, Ron and for remembering Shirley and her beloved father. May they RIP.
In my youth I worked as a mortician's assistant at a funeral home, burned victims are seconds worst death. The way fire, and smoke damages the body is terrible. The smell is unlike any other smell. Shirley had her father's James nose and chin. Be blessed-Ron for bring this story to us. 🙏🙏🙏🕊🕊
So heartbreaking 💔😭🙏May Shirley, James and Shirley's mother as well, Rest In Eternal Peace! Sad but beautiful story of the unconditional love of a father for his child!
Such a heartbreaking story about these two wonderful people. Life can just be too much sometimes. So sad she perished and so sad he could not go on living. It really is sad that there isn't even just a document at the Tourist Information Center or even at the Chamber of Commerce or something to state that the buildings originally located at these addresses in 1963 were dedicated in her honor. Just something framed and hanging up on one of the walls inside. It is so thoughtful and kind of you to clean up their stone and to give her a sunshiney rose and to try to put the year he died on his stone. It is heart warming just knowing you and being a part of your gang. ❤🌹
Haven't checked your videos in a while but catching up now, wearing my FOTF tshirt! Warm thanks for bringing these long-forgotten stories back to life and to the light of day. Everyone deserves to be remembered. What a wonderful service to humanity you perform!
Thanks for remembering them, Ron. So heartbreaking 😢. One never knows when the dark clouds will come. So thankful they are together. I can’t imagine what that beautiful little girl and her Dad went through 😢💜
Thank you for bringing their lives to the forefront so that we can all “remember” them together. A truly touching and sad story. May they Rest In Peace 💕
Thank you Ron for this story, in time your story may be spoken again and again as others carry the torch. Because of you this little angel and her father will never be forgotten.
This is such a sad story, what pain and anguish he had to be going through, and what a beautiful little girl. I hope they are together again, resting in peace. Thank you Ron, for telling their story, even though it’s so tragic.❤😢
Just wow. How very very sad. You’ve shared her story to keep her memory alive. What a cute child she was about 4 years older than me. May you Rest In Peace Shirley and James 🙏🏼🙏🏼❤️❤️
What a sad story. He did make good out of a bad situation. It showed he had a good heart by giving all those assets to the needy. It’s moving to hear you are still doing the good work too Ron. It would be nice for his headstone to be completed. Thank you.
Oh what a very sad story… 💔 heartbreaking. James proved by his actions following Shirley’s death how devastating losing a child is, especially by an accident, when you believe you failed them in some way…so much so no matter what you try to do to keep your child’s memory alive and replace the loss, the heart will never heal. His only choice for his mental sake, was to go and be with her in the afterlife. May they both Rest in His sweet Peace.
@@marlenepearson3936 Still it gets crazier by the minute out there. Wait until the new purge law goes into effect in 1/1/2023. I won’t visit Chicago again. Not giving that city one Penny of my money until they get a new Mayor that actually cares about the city of Chicago and does something to improve the city not destroy it.
This is tragically a sad story. I'm so sorry for how he must have felt. And I hope it went fast for his little girl, that she didn't suffer very long. I hope they are both at peace and together.
As always Ron, another amazing video/narration!! This story is so extremely heartbreaking 😥...I honestly feel that any of the ppl/new owners that took down those plack's are disgraceful and truly disrespectful!! To me, I feel that plack's and memorials should ALWAYS stay in place no matter how much time goes by!! But some ppl let their ignorance get the best of them I guess...but my thoughts heart and prayers go out to this beautiful little angel and to her father who will forever be hand and hand with her together in Heaven!! May that both RIP!! 🙏💜😥💞
What a special heart you have to make it your mission to share all that you do , with all of us, so that these precious individuals are remembered. Thank you.
A truely heartbreaking story. Now no longer forgotten thanks to you. Maybe the date of James's death not being on their stone may be because he gave all his money away so there was nothing left to pay for it. If so this makes it even sadder. Thank you from England for all your hard work in allowing the stories of so many peoples lives to live on.
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Sorry, but I was unable to find where her Mother is buried.
Thank you for replying. You are a peach.
Ron, I really and truly hope there is life with our loved ones after we die. So many people I talk to, do not believe so. How horrible if after we die there is nothing.😢
@@crm208 I very strongly believe in it and I also believe they can see us at any time they want .
@@crm208 there is!🧡
@@crm208 If YOU believe that is what matters! Don't let non believers discourage you! Jesus died for us so we can be with Him! He didn't die in vain! Believe!🧡 If you don't believe ask Him to come in your heart!
You telling this story is doing what her Daddy wanted.. not forgetting her. We will never forget this Ron You have kept her memory of her life alive again I pray they are together and resting in peace in a much better place . Very moving
Always tears at my heart strings,when it's tragically a child. What a loving caring father. Rip Dear Shirley and James. Thank you Ron. ♥️🌹
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We had our high school reunion and some of our classmates were absent.
'Debbie' was not there. She had moved away. Got Married and had children. She ran a day home to she could be at home with her kids.
She also babysat a newborn.
The newborn was sleeping in one of the bedrooms. The house caught on fire. Debbie got all the kids out and went back for the newborn.
The Firemen found Debbie in a bed on top of the newborn trying to sheild the little one from the flames. They both had died.
Such sad stories, such as this one. 😪
Oh! How sad 😔 😟 😢
yes, very sad.
😰😰
When you say their names, you become a “Legacy Guardian.” It’s when their names are no longer spoken they are forgotten. Thank you for being a “Legacy Guardian” by saying the names of those lost and sharing their stories, no matter how tragic. 🙏
@@zekesgirl100 I wish I could take credit for the term “Legacy Guardian”, but it was coined by the Veteran owned company Til Valhalla. Some of us have become “Legacy Guardians” due to the 22 a day, KIA, or their service. It’s important to say the names of anyone who was loved & lost. In time, when they are no longer mentioned by anyone it means they never existed. 😔
I just love how Til Valhalla was able to sum up in 2 words what Faces of the Forgotten does for so many, says their names. ❤️
So sad a daughter and father breaks my heart
The poor dad to know his little girl died so sad IAM crying and giving his money away
So heart breaking he killed him self he wanted his daughter alive and he wanted to be with his daughter
She looked like her dad, such a sad story and anything that he would have done he would still be doubting himself
So very sad! A father’s broken heart and feeling he should’ve done more! That was very honorable of James to donate to the varied causes. RIP to father and daughter! ❤
What a sad story. All the things that must have been going through James' mind back then. My heart goes out to them both. 😢💔
God bless them both. Telling their story brings them to life again. A person truly dies only after their names are uttered for the last time.
A very sad story-he loved her dearly. Thank you Ron for helping her story living.
Cant begin too understand the pain shirley ellen went through a terrible way to lose life......Rest easy sweet child 🙏⚘
Thank you Ron for introducing me to little Shirley and her father, in the early 60s there was a little girl I called my friend I can't remember her name now but she was lost in a fire, early one morning I remember her sister and brother come to my grandparents house screaming and crying saying that their house was on fire and their little sister was in the house, at my tending age of 4 years, I never forgot the horror that I felt in the sickness in my stomach and for years I was so scared of fire, everyone have a natural fear of fire, but I was overwhelmed with the idea of our house being burnt down at any given time. I only wish I could remember her name. Rip to little Shirley and her dad and my first friend from so long ago.
Can you connect with the local newspaper office or fire departments who might have records? You might not need her name. Good luck 😢
This is so tragic. This poor father was in a panic, the worst condition to be in to try and think straight. It's easy to say later, I should have done this or that instead. I'm so sorry for this dad and the loss he had to struggle with daily, but I understand his grief. When your most treasured gift from God is gone, especially when you feel it was at your own hands, you just want to be where they are. The pain is real. RIP Shirley and James, together again 💞
If I would have just done this. If I had never done that. What a dreadful, heavy burden to carry around! I personally know this pain and I'm willing to bet there are many others who know just what I'm talking about. We are only human. We all make choices we regret. But when it involves a death it's a gut wrenching thing to deal with.
The rose that you placed on her grave gives off a beauty shadow that encompasses her name. Perhaps it is some kind of acknowledgment of a thank you or appreciation from passed on love ones. Very nice.
What an sad story. I can't even imagine. My daughter is 17. She's all I have left as the rest of my family has past on. RIP to both of these sweet souls 🙏
So tragic, brought tears to my eyes when I heard that he screamed that his baby wasn't dead... What a great man to do all he did for charity. RIP sweet Shirley and James, I'm hoping they are spending eternity together in a better place.
Rest Peacefully Shirley & James💔& Thanks Ron🤍
Beyond tragic 💔 Rest in peace, James & Shirley.
this was a real tough one...totally forgotten , but not by God.
Very sad story indeed, Shirley's mom had passed away and all she had was her daddy. She obeyed his order and stayed, but as is in many cases the "fumes" are the killer. His heart was very heavy. RIP little Shirley and James. Your Yellow Rose as lovely as always 💐
This one was sooo good Thank you Ron for what you do for these forgotten souls may they rest in peace
Such a sad story. You haven't been forgotten, Shirley Ellen and James Lee. 💐💐💐💐💐💐 May you both RIP knowing that you're together again forever.
Rest in peace Shirley Ellen and father James Lee.
🙏🏻🙏🏻💔
How very sad! How heartbroken James must have been! I can’t imagine!!
What a BIG HEART her daddy had for such a Tragic piece of his life!! RIP Notice the Yellow Rose Shadow, so HEART WARMING !!!!
Such a heartbreaking story. Sometimes you just wonder, why ? Poor Shirley met an awful end, and her loving father James, how could he live with that loss? He must have tormented himself, second guessing what he tried to do. I pray they are together, with Shirley's Mom reunited forever . Ron thank you for bringing us their story.❣️
Thank you so much for sharing Shirley’s and James’s story. Heart wrenching 😢
A most horrifically tragic story which you told with heartbreak in your voice. As you always do a piece of you stays behind in these stories & those of us who follow love you for your compassion.
It is beyond cruel that the memorial
Plaques have been removed especially from the apartment buildings which continue to profit
Perhaps an updated News story in the local papers would be a wonderful reminder of humanity. In fact a portion of the rent collected should be donated to the causes the Father felt could express his love for his daughter. And yes buildings are torn down & change ownership; for the places where the plaques were removed it is beyond reproach to consciously profit every time a rent is collected by a ruthless owner who chooses to forget
The 60's is not that long ago. People will remember.
I wish all of us could hug you Ron & comfort you a little following each of these stories. We feel your pain even virtually
This is such a terribly sad story. But, as always, I am thankful they have been remembered.
This is so heartbreaking on so many levels. I can't imagine the truckload of guilt that the father must have gone through after his daughter died so tragically. Probably he thought everything from "Why did I leave those flammable materials so close to a gas stove in the kitchen?" (something I was wondering about myself), to "Why didn't I try to put the fire out myself, instead of leaving my child alone to get burned up?" "Why did I tell her to stay put instead of trying to escape?" and "I could have done more to save her." But I guess that sometimes, when you're in a state of panic, you don't think very clearly, and you make decisions that turn out to be very fatal. I also wonder why the two aren't buried next to the mother -- my guess is that maybe they were living in another city when the mother passed away, and her grave is elsewhere. Or even sadder, maybe she ran off and abandoned her husband and daughter, and they wanted nothing to do with her after that. And then the father's mental breakdown that eventually led to his taking his life -- sadly, paying attention to mental health was not a thing in that era, and grieving people were often left to work through it on their own as best as they could. Just such as sad, sad story!
His pain was just too much to live with. RIP Shirley and James together with your wife and Shirley's mother again as a family 🌹♥️
What a tragic and sad 😔 story. Losing your wife, then your daughter in a fire. This man truly loved his family and couldn't live with himself that he survived. Truly sad. Thanks for remembering this family Ron. God Bless you. Stay safe my friend.
This gang will never forget Ron!!! Thanks for remembering this little girl and her Dad❤️😔😥🥺
So sad the pain of loosing a child is unbeatable as you know ron, i lost a child my heart has never healed
I sure hope the apartment buildings put the plaques back how sad RIP SHIRLEY AND JAMES.
Rest in heavenly peace Shirley and James
thank you ron, you are a inspiration and a sweet wonderful man!❤ thank you for taking us with you to remember father and daughter!! Rip Shirley Ellen and her father James!! blessings ron✌
So sad. Thanks for the story.
What a truly sad story at least they are together now. A shame the remembrance plaques have gone.
Oh Ron! That is so heartbreaking 💔 😢! RIP 🙏 🪦 Shirley and James! 💕 🌹 💐
I remember this tragedy as it happened shortly after I graduated high school there in January 1963. It was very sad. Thank you for remembering them. You are great at storytelling. May they always rest in peace.
Rest In Peace Shirley ❤
So sad, a parents love is always the one thing in life you can be sure of, unconditionally, I'm sure they are resting in peace🙏 thanks for the walk, be save.
Poor man, I can't imagine what he went through. That sweet baby girl, she was so young, so heart breaking like you said. Thanks for keeping they're memorie alive.
That is a story, after hearing it, your listeners will never forget.
The father is getting his daughter's story into the hearts and ears of many people, just what he wanted all along.
Thanks Ron.
So sad that this happened to them. But so wonderfully told and they would be very proud of you for doing so. Thank you Ron. 🙏🙏💟✝️🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Oh how very, very heartbreaking. I can't imagine what that poor Dad went through 😞 Thank you for sharing this story in such a compassionate way. As always, very well done.
You lose the loved one is heartbreaking I lost my husband back in 2019 and we were together for 47 years old together he was my night in shining armor so I know how the father felt her face daughter and it hurts every day I'm in therapy now for my trauma therapy and I know the feeling and I don't know any times I've let it cross my mind I want to go join but you know I got unfinished business in my life right now I got things I have to accomplish and things I got to do before I meet him on the other side and I have the father felt I enjoy your cemetery walks thank you for that one that was very hard for me as well as heartbreaking thank you. 🇺🇲💕
So sad RIP james and Shirley 🙏😇💖🌹
RIP sweet little Shirley and James Lee. May Chicago never forget you.....🙏😔❤
Quel bel hommage a cette enfant et son papa si aimant !
Et merci d avoir pris soin de la pierre tombale.
so very sad but also a beautiful story of how much our children mean to us, God Bless you Ron for all you do for these forgotten souls. Keep up the great work!
What a depth of sorrow l feel hearing of this great bond of love. Poor little girl also her father. Decent to the bone, how he must have suffered. Ron l was in the middle of making supper and had to put your video on hold. God enfold them...daughter and father. Thank you for telling us of this.
Rest In Peace sweet child of God. Rest In Peace to your father, who just couldn’t bear the anguish of your death. 🙏🏻
Very good video, Ron! Thank you for sharing.
RIP Shirley Ellen and James Lee
Heyyy Ron thanks for the video 🧡
What an incredibly sad story. Possibly has happened to hundreds of others, but you told us about this one. May they Rest In Peace together. 😢😢
This life is temporal at best. Only our souls are eternal. Such a tragedy a whole family gone. Thank you as always Ron for these stories of regular people who you so graciously share with us that we not grow hard hearted and forget them.
What a sad story. Tragic.
There are few things as powerful as the love of a parent for a child. Thank you for sharing this story with us, Ron and for remembering Shirley and her beloved father. May they RIP.
Father’s love for his daughter. May you both never be forgotten.
In my youth I worked as a mortician's assistant at a funeral home, burned victims are seconds worst death. The way fire, and smoke damages the body is terrible. The smell is unlike any other smell. Shirley had her father's James nose and chin. Be blessed-Ron for bring this story to us. 🙏🙏🙏🕊🕊
So heartbreaking 💔😭🙏May Shirley, James and Shirley's mother as well, Rest In Eternal Peace! Sad but beautiful story of the unconditional love of a father for his child!
Hard to hear but not forgotten. Special prayers from me for them tonight. So sorry they suffered so. For sure they are experiencing pure joy now.
RIP, Shirley & James.🙏🙏 Thank you Ron for reminding and remembering all these lost too this world souls.God Bless 🙏✌️☮️
I'm a lifelong Chicagoan and never heard of this. Thank you ❤️
So tragic! Imagine the father seeing the body of his daughter all burned. She probably meant the world to him.
Such a heartbreaking story about these two wonderful people. Life can just be too much sometimes. So sad she perished and so sad he could not go on living. It really is sad that there isn't even just a document at the Tourist Information Center or even at the Chamber of Commerce or something to state that the buildings originally located at these addresses in 1963 were dedicated in her honor. Just something framed and hanging up on one of the walls inside.
It is so thoughtful and kind of you to clean up their stone and to give her a sunshiney rose and to try to put the year he died on his stone. It is heart warming just knowing you and being a part of your gang. ❤🌹
Always new content. Appreciated!
trying! 😃
Hi Ron. ..looking forward to this . God bless.
Haven't checked your videos in a while but catching up now, wearing my FOTF tshirt! Warm thanks for bringing these long-forgotten stories back to life and to the light of day. Everyone deserves to be remembered. What a wonderful service to humanity you perform!
RIP Shirley and James. May you rest together in eternal peace.
I won't forget to remember you both and your story.
Thank you Ron for sharing.
Thanks for remembering them, Ron. So heartbreaking 😢. One never knows when the dark clouds will come. So thankful they are together. I can’t imagine what that beautiful little girl and her Dad went through 😢💜
Thank you for bringing their lives to the forefront so that we can all “remember” them together. A truly touching and sad story. May they Rest In Peace 💕
This story is gonna be 💔
The heartbreak that father must have felt was unimaginable I hope they are together in heaven
Thank you Ron for this story, in time your story may be spoken again and again as others carry the torch. Because of you this little angel and her father will never be forgotten.
Makes my heart ache too.
So sad..my gramma watched her little sister die in a house fire when she was young. So sad.
This is such a sad story, what pain and anguish he had to be going through, and what a beautiful little girl. I hope they are together again, resting in peace. Thank you Ron, for telling their story, even though it’s so tragic.❤😢
Love you Ron. Such a great story teller, respectful and articulate. Regards from us here in the U.K. 🇬🇧 x
I have no words Ron, so so very sad.
Just wow. How very very sad. You’ve shared her story to keep her memory alive. What a cute child she was about 4 years older than me. May you Rest In Peace Shirley and James 🙏🏼🙏🏼❤️❤️
You are in Chicago, I am in Holland, following you 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Great to be a gang-member 🤗😘
cool!!!!! 👍👍
what a really sad story it broke my heart.he shouldnt feel bad it was accident may they both rip
what a tragic story so sad but true never forgoton rest in peace and god bless 😪
It's always nature backwards when you lose a child definitely I know. 🙏😢
Such a heartbreaking story Ron well told
What a sad story. He did make good out of a bad situation. It showed he had a good heart by giving all those assets to the needy. It’s moving to hear you are still doing the good work too Ron. It would be nice for his headstone to be completed. Thank you.
That poor father and daughter.. I hope they are resting in peace.
Thank you for bringing this to light, you are my favourite TH-camr to listen to.. 🙌🙌
Oh what a very sad story… 💔 heartbreaking. James proved by his actions following Shirley’s death how devastating losing a child is, especially by an accident, when you believe you failed them in some way…so much so no matter what you try to do to keep your child’s memory alive and replace the loss, the heart will never heal. His only choice for his mental sake, was to go and be with her in the afterlife. May they both Rest in His sweet Peace.
Hi Ron. Be careful out there in Chicago
He grew up in the area! He probably knows what to watch out for! 😁 ❤️ ✌️
@@marlenepearson3936 Still it gets crazier by the minute out there. Wait until the new purge law goes into effect in 1/1/2023. I won’t visit Chicago again. Not giving that city one Penny of my money until they get a new Mayor that actually cares about the city of Chicago and does something to improve the city not destroy it.
This is tragically a sad story. I'm so sorry for how he must have felt. And I hope it went fast for his little girl, that she didn't suffer very long. I hope they are both at peace and together.
As always Ron, another amazing video/narration!! This story is so extremely heartbreaking 😥...I honestly feel that any of the ppl/new owners that took down those plack's are disgraceful and truly disrespectful!! To me, I feel that plack's and memorials should ALWAYS stay in place no matter how much time goes by!! But some ppl let their ignorance get the best of them I guess...but my thoughts heart and prayers go out to this beautiful little angel and to her father who will forever be hand and hand with her together in Heaven!! May that both RIP!!
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What a special heart you have to make it your mission to share all that you do , with all of us, so that these precious individuals are remembered. Thank you.
That poor little baby girl. And poor Dad. This was heart breaking!
Such a sad storie RIP to the little girl and her father from Margaret P England
A truely heartbreaking story. Now no longer forgotten thanks to you. Maybe the date of James's death not being on their stone may be because he gave all his money away so there was nothing left to pay for it. If so this makes it even sadder. Thank you from England for all your hard work in allowing the stories of so many peoples lives to live on.
Thanks!
thanks Tammy!!!!!
A very sad story, very bad for that poor dad, and the death of the sweet girl was terrible R.I.P. to both.
Maybe an effort could be made to locate the plaques. They might be sitting in storage somewhere...