This Kettering Family Shares How 500-plus Teddy Bears Have Filled Empty Hands When Hearts are Breaking

This Kettering Family Shares How 500-plus Teddy Bears Have Filled Empty Hands When Hearts are Breaking

This Kettering Family Shares How 500-plus Teddy Bears Have Filled Empty Hands When Hearts are Breaking

Tyler and Sarah Kerlin, of Kettering, Ohio, share how losing their daughter Harper Ann Kerlin to stillbirth, and then going home with empty hands, led them to an act of love and compassion.

Establishing “Harpers Angel Bears”, the Kerlins honor their baby girl by purchasing teddy bears and donating them to local hospitals. This couple doesn’t want any other mother to leave the hospital with empty hands. Read more
here about their ongoing efforts.


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