Molly Ingram

I know I got here late, but I will never forget Molly. She forever lives on in my memories. As you may know, the 31st of January is Omphalocele Awareness Day, and I'm hosting a black-and-white day at my school to raise awareness. It's small, but I hope it helps. My love to all of you, Lyla T

Cam&Autumn, I have been praying for for your family since when we laid hands on you and prayed then met and cried at the Men's Retreat 2019. After Molly went to be with Jesus prayer didn't end there it has remained constant for the 3 of you. This time there is always the long grieving period. My dad went to heaven a few years ago but I have grieved for you more than I have for him. There are so many songs that mention 'How to say goodbye" Michael W. Smith. You are always on my heart and even today at the daily Men's prayer we prayed for your family again. I have never known someone to lose a child and it was a trial that I had to go through also in a small way. Yet they who wait for the Lord will gain new strength they will walk and not become weary. One day the Lord will have you run (for him) and not get tired. I'm praying for that day. May you continue to see the Lord"s blessings in the little precious things. It's His Grace. Thank you both for raising Molly for him.

I keep you in prayer for peace comfort. I love you all. Jill and for Tom

Dear Cam, Autumn and Sunny, Our hearts continue to ache with you and we realize there are no words to take away your pain. God placed Molly in your loving arms as her parents for a reason. You taught her so much in a short time and most of all her love for Jesus. Thank you for allowing us to love Molly from afar and for sharing her very difficult journey. You all are in our thoughts and prayers!!! Your beautiful Molly will never be forgotten. All Our Love, Ron and Wendy Boxall

I did not know Molly, only saw her story on FB through a friend of the family. I prayed and prayed and grieved along with the others who did not know her, but only her story. Yesterday, the timing finally worked out to donate blood in her name through The American Red Cross on Team Ingram. Just want you to know - she is not forgotten.

Dear Molly's Family, Thank you for sharing Molly's story online. We learned about Molly through a Facebook post and have been praying for all of you since then. We have been blessed by your family's story and your love for one another. While we cannot begin to understand the depths of what you are going through right now, we will continue to pray for you and we hope that your days are suffused with grace. Sending love from Philadelphia.

Molly’s dad and my older brother went to department head school together. I followed her story and her struggles. As the mother of an 8 year old girl my heart reaches out for your family. God bless you and your entire family through this trying time. God be with you all.

Dear Ingram Family, we are very sorry for your loss. With Molly we learned that prayer doesn't have limits people prayed from North to South and from the East to the West of this world - Thank for that lesson. Little Sweet Princess Molly see you soon! Your family will continue to be in our prayers.