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Wednesday, September 28, 2011

Madeline's Gift

Miami County Republic | Brain McCauley
Tragic loss spurs family to plan event to help youths with special needs
Madeline Herman was a true fun-loving 8-year-old girl in almost every way. She loved to dance, sing, tell jokes, give hugs and play dress up, but most of all, she loved her family.

Madeline’s parents, Sonny and Shera, along with her brother and sister, Dakota and Erin, had gotten used to hearing phrases like “play with me,” “let’s play Barbies,” and “I love it.”

It wasn’t uncommon to see Madeline proudly dancing around the house while modeling a princess or cheerleader outfit, and rarely did she not have a smile on her face.

Now, her family is still coping with grief after Madeline suffered a severe seizure May 30 and later died at the hospital. But despite the tragedy, Madeline’s family is determined to make sure her life will have a positive impact on others.

Tragedy strikes

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