When a child dies, siblings are left to grieve, just as parents are. The loss is deep but often siblings are overlooked by those who try to bring comfort to the family. “How are your parents doing?” seems to be a common question asked of siblings, with the comforters not aware of the depth of pain the siblings are experiencing.

This gathering, led by bereaved siblings, is simply a time to remember the sibling who has gone ahead, and to find community and comfort from others who are traveling the same road.

(For adult siblings- 18 or older)