Our daughter recently had heart surgery at LPCH ten days ago, so we are here around the clock to watch over her a she recovers.   We are staying at the Ronald McDonal House at Stanford, so most morning we grab something to go so that we can be at our daughters bedside and not have to worry about where to get something to eat.  We are so grateful for the food you have donated to the Ronald McDonald house its one less burden for us to have to worry about.

Your genours support helps out so many families and I know our family is greatful.

Sincerely,

Tony and Amy Castillo  

Jim, Janet & Linds...

I am so very proud of you all, and think of you daily.  You all are making a huge difference in the community, the bay area, the state, the nation... and I am sure, soon, the world! 

Stephanie will always be remembered... through all of you, is how she still lives!

Love you - xoxo

Hello Frazier family,

My name is Andrea and I attended High School with Stephanie.  She was the first new person I met on my first day of Freshman year.  She was so friendly and we instantly became buddies in our p.e. class we shared.  Over the years we saw eachother around school and had shared friends.  She was always someone I knew I would never forget from high school.  Her spunk and no non-sense attitude was one of the things I most admired.

In 2005, unfortunately, I first found out about her passing.  I saw the Jefferson Award special on CBS5 news and I was in utter shock.  I moved away from the Oakley/Brentwood area just a couple months before her passing so I guess that interfered with me hearing of the devastating news.

My heart goes out to your family and I think about Stephanie often.  Especially now since our 10 year high school reunion plans are in full swing.

On behalf of everyone in the graduating class of 1998, I wish to give you our very belated condolences as well as thank you for allowing her memory to live in such a wonderful and helpful organization.

Sincerely,

Andrea Smith (George)

I just wanted to say thank you so much.  My daughter had surgery at San Francisco Kaiser two weeks ago.  She (and we) would have had to wait much longer to eat withour your help since her food tray was missing and, as it was, since she is a picky four-year-old she preferred the snack bags to the tray!  :)  Also, we almost lost her two years ago and I cannot express what reading your words meant to myself and her grandmother, my mom--your family is inspirational!

Mom and Dad,

   I am so proud of you both for all your hard work to make this organization helpful to individuals as well as the community. You are the best! Love you!

Linds