Memorial garden for child loss vandalized in Parker, foundation says

PARKER, Colo. – A memorial garden dedicated to children who died has been vandalized in Parker, according to the foundation that oversees the garden.

The Rowan Tree Foundation[provides] ongoing support and resources for families coping with the devastating loss of a much-loved child,” according to its website. Executive Director Corinne O’Flynn said five trees in the Angel Memorial Garden in Parker. they were cut off.

Rowan Tree Foundation

“The area has been cleared as best I can manage, so the memorial is accessible, but I wanted everyone to be informed so as not to be caught unawares by the heartbreaking scene,” O’Flynn wrote.

A police report has been filed, according to the Rowan Tree Foundation.

Vandalism of the Rowan Tree Foundation

Rowan Tree Foundation

The foundation aims to replace the trees with equally mature trees. O’Flynn said the web page it will be updated “as things progress and plans for the replacement tree are underway.”

If you would like to donate to the restoration of the garden, click here.


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