Nora's Dad, Nicholas
I am proud to say that I am Nora's Dad, but I am a man of few words
when it comes to my feelings. Lindsey does most of the "feelings talk"
as a therapist. But I am honored to share my thoughts and experiences
about the loss of our beautiful daughter, Nora. Either through my own
words from time to time or by being behind the scenes of the blog.
I miss Nora more than I can put into words. I am proud to be her dad and each day I am learning new lessons that Nora has taught me about love and life.
Aunt Kristi
Hi! I’m Nora’s Awesome Aunt Kristi! I am also an aunt to her dog-brother, Georgie, and a mom to two fur babies called Chico and Wrigley. On a daily basis I go to my adult job as an Arabic Language Arts teacher and come home to be a loving wife to my husband, Zach. In my spare time (when I have it) I enjoy sewing, painting, reading, writing, cuddling with my pups and husband, watching (too much) TV, going to movies, imbibing in delicious craft beer and red wine. Oh, and cooking and eating food…gotta love food.


I miss Nora more than I can put into words. I am proud to be her dad and each day I am learning new lessons that Nora has taught me about love and life.
Aunt Kristi

I am lucky to be the sister of the amazing woman who started this blog, Lindsey, and she has realized the need that there is for the extended family members who have experienced still-birth to share their stories. I hope that by sharing my journey through grief over the loss of my sweet niece, Nora Norine-Kelly, that others will find comfort and strength.
Uncle Zach
I am Nora's fantastic Uncle. Her Aunt and I have been together for 10 years. Normally, I am a man of few words so I will keep this short. Nora's existence impacted me greatly. I am proud to be her uncle and to be a part of this wonderful family.
Hopefully, others going through similar situations will find my uncle perspective helpful.
Grandma F.

Uncle Zach
I am Nora's fantastic Uncle. Her Aunt and I have been together for 10 years. Normally, I am a man of few words so I will keep this short. Nora's existence impacted me greatly. I am proud to be her uncle and to be a part of this wonderful family.
Hopefully, others going through similar situations will find my uncle perspective helpful.
Grandma F.

I am Nora’s Grandma F. and honored to be. I am the mother to Still Breathing Lindsey
and Awesome Aunt Kristi. I am very proud
of my two daughters for the dedication and heart they have put into this blog
and helping others through their words. While
I don’t get to be a grandma to Nora in this life, I still plan on “grand-parenting” her here on earth. I hope my
stories of doing so, that I write for “Sunday’s at Grandma’s” will help in the
effort to bring awareness to stillbirth and the grief that comes with
experiencing such a traumatic loss.
Great-Grandma Debbie
I am Nora’s Great-Grandma Debbie. I dearly miss not getting the chance to meet my first great-grand-daughter. I am honored that Lindsey asked me to share
some of my stories about my experiences with loss on Stillborn and Still
Breathing and only hope my two-sense can help.