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You can memorialize a loved one in one of three ways:
Many Faces of Suicide Quilt
The "Many Faces of Suicide" quilt demonstrates the profound
impact of suicide on those left behind. Each block has been created by a
survivor and serves as a memorial for loved ones lost to suicide. This
powerful message is displayed throughout the state and nationwide. Once a year in
Washington D.C., quilts from each state converge at the nation's capital.
If you are interested in creating a quilt square or displaying our
quilts, please email us at
info@hopes-wi.org for more information.
HOPES Memory Book
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Brandon D Garland
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Scott F Scherschel
April 28, 1977 -
June 15, 1994
A sensitive and intelligent soul, Scott loved caving and repelling.
An injury cut short his cross country running career. He is sorely
missed by his parents, brother, sister, family, and many friends.
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Stephen J. Bongard
October 12, 1970 -
March 10, 2007
Excerpt from The Moon, a poem by Stephen's niece:
When your life is shrouded in nothing but dark,
With your emotions sealed back,
And your heart shuts down,
Don't give up.
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Greg Wopp
1956-1974
Greg was an artist and encouraged his sister Laura (pictured with
him at the left) in her art.
He loved Uriah Heep and Jimi Hendricks!
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John Wopp
1957-2004
John was a very loving father, LOVED hunting and fishing.
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Ethan T. Meetz
April 29, 1990 - April 16, 2008
Ethan was a kind, compassionate person who was self-taught in
playing the bass guitar, electronic guitar, and drums with aspirations
of attending Madison Media College for recording music. He will be
missed daily. We love him.
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Would you like your loved one added to our memory book?
Click here for a Memorial form (.pdf), which
can be mailed or emailed to us - details are on the form
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