Long Live My Angel Grief Support Group Inc.

Lifelong
connections

Help grieving mothers create a lifelong connection

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A supportive
community

Support mothers that have been
through the tragedy of losing a child

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About Us

Long Live My Angel Grief Support Group Inc., a 501c(3) charitable organization, was founded with a mission to help grieving mothers after dealing with a loss of a child. We exercise high standards of respect, unity, and compassion. The mission of Long Live My Angel is personal to the founder, Shana Ramsey because she lost her daughter to Gun violence on July 16, 2022, only 3 days after her daughter's Sweet 16th Birthday. As a result, Long Live My Angel Grief Support Group Inc.is dedicated in remembrance of Tamajah Bernae’ McDade.

Vision

Creating lifelong connections and everlasting support while keeping our Angel’s names alive.

Values

Respect

Compassion

Growth

Unity

Integrity

Mission

Long Live My Angel Grief Support Group Inc. mission is to provide a supportive community for mothers of deceased children to share, connect with others, learn skills, techniques to bring confidence and a new sense of purpose and value.

Services

Provide Headstone Assistance
Grief Counseling

Activities

Angel’s Birthday Memorial
Bi-Monthly Activities for Angel Moms

Support

Private support group
Group meetings for Angel Moms

Business & Marketing Classes

Coming Soon

MEET OUR VOLUNTEERS

We make a lot of effort to help achieve the global poverty rate decline, support education for children living in poor families.

Kathryn Murphy

Volunteer

Mike Hardson

Volunteer

Christine Eve

Volunteer

Meet Some Of Our Angels

Tamajah B. McDade

July 13, 2006- July 16, 2022
Long Live My Angel Grief Support Group Inc. Is dedicated in the loving remembrance of Tamajah “Pretty Eyes”. Tamajah had a loving and bubbly personality. Her mom was setting her up to be a successful entrepreneur at a young age. She started attending local Pop-up shops with her mom on weekends. Which led to her starting her own lip gloss line called "Lit Lipz by Tamajah B." she was also working on her own eyelash line. She enjoyed doing hair with dreams of becoming a hair stylist. She really loved her family and friends.
-Shana (MOM)(Founder)

Shanetria Robinson (Tay)

February 21, 1996 - September 19, 2023
One word to describe to Tay is beautiful, not just talking about her face... She had the heart of gold. She loved life. Was always smiling, barely got upset. Will give you the shirt off her back. She loved the Lord. Went to church almost every Sunday. On the days she couldn't make it, she'll watch a service online. She loved her 3 baby cousins and treated them like her own. No one could her anything about them. She was a very hard worker, super adventurous, & loved to travel. Tay was always the life of the party no matter where she went. Last but definitely not least she loved her mama.
-Naishca (MOM)

Antywon Daon Dillard
(BFG STRAAP)

January 7, 2000- September 22, 2022
He was such a great uplifting person. He loved his family. He loved his mother. Since he was young, he had a thing for music… His main goal was to inspire everyone that anything is possible. He always stood on business and didn't let anything stand in his way of becoming successful. He was so kind, funny, & smart. He had the brightest smile. he loved when all the family got together to celebrate the holidays or an event.
-Mama Straap (MOM)

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I’m so thankful for joining this support group it has really been an outlet for expressing my grief along with meeting a group of lovely mothers that are going through the same grief losing a child. Thanks to our founder and CEO Shana Ramsey thanks so much 💕💕🕊️🕊️

Thanking Shana Ramsey & Long Live My Angel Grief Support Group much needed and thankful for all these beautiful ladies and their stories. #LongLiveOurAngels #foreverserenitysworld

I want to thank the person whoever created this group/platform. Giving us all a way to keep our baby's name alive, without having to worry about stressing others as much, who don’t know the struggle. We all understand the grief and think about our babies on a daily basis. Knowing myself, I always reply "I'm ok" when I know I'm not. I'm grateful to God for having someone with whom I can relate on an equal basis.