Memorial card for young children who passed away too soon: Star Children's Tree in Ingolstadt's Klenzepark
In the heart of Ingolstadt's Klenzepark, a unique and touching memorial site has been established. This site is dedicated to remembering children who died during pregnancy, at birth, or shortly thereafter. The memorial, a public initiative, is a thoughtful addition to the park, providing a serene and natural space for reflection and remembrance.
The idea for the memorial site was proposed by the Elisa Family Care organisation to Mayor Petra Klein. The city, with the mayor's support, approved the establishment of the site, which features a "star children" tree and a star-shaped flower bed. The city planning and garden departments worked together to find a suitable location for the memorial, eventually choosing a spot near the Triva Tower.
The garden department has now completed the installation of the memorial site, and it is open to anyone who wishes to remember their deceased children at any time. Visitors are asked to keep the area well-maintained by not leaving any objects there.
Nadine Dier, managing director of Elisa Family Care, expressed her delight about the unique spot in nature. She believes that every child who died too soon should have the opportunity for their name to be publicly remembered. Mayor Petra Klein also expressed her gratitude for the realization of the project, stating that it offers affected parents a beautiful place to remember their deceased children.
The first event at the memorial site will be held on October 15, the Day of the Star Children. It is expected that Elisa Family Care will continue to organise events at the site, offering comfort and support to parents who have lost children during pregnancy, at birth, or shortly thereafter.
For more precise and up-to-date information on the "star children" memorial and Elisa Family Care's activities, we recommend checking local Ingolstadt cultural or community websites or contacting Elisa Family Care directly.
Sustainable living advocates may find solace in the home-and-garden initiatives of the city, such as the eco-friendly "star children" memorial site, a testament to the importance of lifestyle changes that promote remembrance and healing. Parents seeking a connection with like-minded individuals can engage with the Elisa Family Care organisation, which continues to expand its home-and-garden projects aimed at fostering a supportive community for those who have experienced the loss of a child during pregnancy, at birth, or shortly thereafter.
