What inspired you to write your book?
Writing my memoir is both healing and purposeful. I wanted to share Aubreigh’s story, my journey through grief, and the lessons of faith and resilience I’ve learned so that others walking through darkness might find hope and know they are not alone.
What inspired you to start public speaking?
After sharing my story online, I realized how many people connected with it and felt less alone. Speaking allows me to reach communities face-to-face, spark important conversations about bullying and mental health, and carry forward Aubreigh’s legacy in a way that touches hearts directly.
What has been the hardest part of sharing your story?
The hardest part is reliving my family’s pain. But I believe vulnerability creates connection, and by being honest, I can help others find strength in their own struggles
What do you hope people take away from your message?
My greatest hope is that people leave encouraged, reminded of their worth, and inspired to choose kindness. I want them to know that pain does not define them, that healing is possible, and that their story matters.
How can someone book you for an event?
I welcome invitations to speak at schools, churches, conventions, podcast, and organizations. The best way to connect with me for booking is through the contact form on my website.
What gives you hope to keep going??
My faith, my children Taylor and Ryker, and the countless messages I receive from people whose lives have been touched or changed by Aubreigh’s story. They remind me every day that my pain has purpose.