Our number one mission is to provide compassionate support and trusted resources for grieving families experiencing grief, depression, PTSD, trauma, and physical or emotional health issues related to the loss of a child—at any age and from any cause. We also honor the lives of children who have passed away through remembrance and a caring community that brings hope, healing, and understanding.
Abigail “Abbie” Hackett
November 8, 1993 – June 21, 2016
“Though I Fall, You make me new From This Death, I Will Rise With You.” — CKB
Collin Trail
November 5, 1991 – April 24, 2021
“My blue eyed baby… forever in my heart.” — LTK
Jessica Johnson
October 6, 1980 – May 1, 2019
“So many things I miss about you, but your laugh was so contagious.” — SM
Becca Chilinski
July 25, 2000 – August 1, 2019
“Your story is saving lives!” — BB
Become a legacy partner
Help build a place of hope, healing & remembrance
The City of Stow and Mayor John Pribonic graciously gifted the property for the Remembrance Memorial at Adell Durbin Park in Stow, Ohio. Together, we are creating a peaceful place dedicated to every child and every grieving family.
$100,300+raised toward the memorial
Project goal: $225,000
$50,000+
Angel Partner
Premier placement, permanent recognition, and featured community recognition.
$25,000+
Builder Partner
Memorial plaque recognition plus website, events, and social media acknowledgment.
$10,000+
Benefactor Partner
Recognition at the site, on our website, and at community events.
$5,000+
Friend Partner
Name recognition on the memorial plaque and Foundation website.
Led by love. United by purpose.
Board & leadership
Our leaders bring personal experience, financial stewardship, community outreach, and project operations together in service of grieving families.
Cindy Billideau
Founder & President
Founder of Say My Child’s Name Foundation® and mother of Abigail “Abbie” Hackett.
Linda Roberts Kimbell
Vice President & Co-Founder
Mother of Collin Trail and co-founder of the Remembrance Memorial.
Reed Kimbell
Treasurer & Director of Financial Stewardship
Stepfather of Collin Trail. Provides responsible financial stewardship and oversight of the Foundation’s resources.
Sylvia Milobratovic
Director of Community Engagement
Mother of Jessica Johnson. Supports community outreach, fundraising, events, and awareness.
Berni Beattie
Director of Community Engagement
Mother of Becca Chilinski. Supports community outreach, fundraising, events, and awareness.
Richard Eshleman
Director of Operations, Financial Oversight & Corporate Outreach Liaison
Brings extensive business and project-management experience to Foundation operations. He is the uncle of Michael Brian Space.
Ryan Dupan
Youth Technology & Operations Assistant
Ryan is 15 years old, a freshman at CVCA, plays soccer, volunteers, and is Cindy Billideau’s grandson.
Voices of love, remembrance & hope
Testimonials
Tap any video to hear their story.
Maryann Stephens
Berni Beattie
Edith Briel
Tammy and Dennis Matecun
Ohio State Senator Casey Weinstein
Community leadership & awareness
March 2026 Area Mayors Luncheon
Introducing area mayors and community leaders to this community-wide initiative and the vision for the Remembrance Memorial.
Community, remembrance & connection
2025 Father's Day Picnic
A day of friendship, support, shared memories, and honoring the children who are always in our hearts.
Love carried into the community
Our Mission in the Community
Every bracelet worn and every remembrance shared helps keep our children's names, lives, and love present in the world.
Our remembrance tree won 1st place at Case-Barlow Farm’s Winter Wonderland in 2024 and 2nd place in 2025.Wearing their love and remembranceSpeaking their names wherever we goConnected by love and remembranceA visible promise to rememberHelping our message reach the community
Hope • Healing • Remembrance
The History of Adell Durbin Park
3300 Darrow Road • Stow, Ohio
A 34-acre community park on the Stow–Munroe Falls border
Adell Durbin Park entrance marker • Photo courtesy of the City of Stow
About Adell Durbin Park
Adell Durbin Park is a treasured 34-acre green space along the border of Stow and Munroe Falls. It is named for Adell Edmunds Durbin (1862–1911), a joyful and spirited member of one of Stow’s pioneer families who devoted much of her life to her church and community. Established in 1948 as a park and arboretum, its peaceful grounds now feature beautiful trails, a wildflower meadow and family recreation areas. With the generous support of the City of Stow and Mayor John Pribonic, this beloved park will become home to the Say My Child’s Name Remembrance Memorial—a lasting place of love, reflection and remembrance for every child.
The future home of the Say My Child’s Name Remembrance Memorial
Honor. Remember. Heal.
Memorial opportunities
The Remembrance Memorial at Adell Durbin Park will be a peaceful place where families can speak their child’s name, reflect, and feel surrounded by hope and understanding.
A uniquely inclusive child-loss remembrance memorial in Northeast Ohio, created to honor every child—every age, every cause, every community.
Views of the planned memorial and gardensA peaceful path for reflection
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Memorial Serenity Wind Chimes
Choose from the exclusive Say My Child's Name collection. A portion of proceeds benefits the Foundation.
Make checks payable to: Stow-Munroe Falls Community Foundation
Memo line: Say My Child's Name Foundation
Mail to: 3747 Kent Road Stow, Ohio 44224
Say My Child's Name Foundation® proudly operates in partnership with the Stow-Munroe Falls Community Foundation, our 501(c)(3) fiscal sponsor. EIN: 34-1911218
Become a sponsor
Businesses, organizations, families, and community partners can help create a place that serves generations.
Organizations helping individuals and families find understanding, encouragement, and meaningful support.
Will Call
No grief is too small.
Will Call is an Akron nonprofit created in memory of Will Cardina. It offers a private, supportive way for people to connect with loved ones who are no longer physically present through voice recordings, guided prompts, and shared stories.
The foundation carries Josh's legacy forward through mental health awareness, scholarships for students entering mental-health-related fields, and support for local organizations bringing hope and healing to the community.
These organizations are independent community resources and are not crisis or suicide hotlines. If you are in immediate danger or need urgent support, call 911 or dial 988.
City of Stow & Mayor John Pribonic
Ron Marhofer Auto Family
Reserve Memorials
KGK Landscape Architecture & Construction
Petitti Garden Centers
