Marley Foundation

Ah, to be here again.
Last time, we testified for 6 hours to get the police integrity bill passed. We won that one.

But what do we do with our dead? One would assume that when you hand them over to a funeral home, they'd be in good hands. We've found that's not necessarily true.

Today, I speak again for my dead son, and for yours. Please stand with us as we change the death industry and demand accountability and transparency.

Photo of what I thought was my son's urn.

Please share this.
Families need help.
We don't care if it comes from the FBI – Federal Bureau of Investigation, the Colorado Bureau of Investigation, the 11th Judicial District or the 4th, Red Cross, The Salvation Army USA or individuals in our community.

Families are hurting and we need assistance.
I'm happy to discuss why each of the agencies tagged above have not been options. There are more than 200 more I could list. I've called. I've tried. We need you to try for us.

Remember, 190 bodies have been identified. My son was one of them. There are a large number of these that have yet been unidentified and a larger number yet who used this service and have not yet been notified as to whether their loved ones are among those found. This means not 190, but many more hundreds are waiting and not knowing if they will ever know.

These families need mental health assistance, from ongoing grief counseling to immediate trauma response. If you are able to join with us in finding and providing these resources, please message me or comment below.

Thank you Aaron Vitatoe, MMJ for taking this seriously. 🙏

‘Our frustration is that we keep being told these resources are coming,’ Families of Return to Nature victims struggling to pay for mental health resources Months into the investigation into a southern Colorado funeral home where nearly 200 bodies were found, many families impacted say they have yet to get help paying for mental health resources.