Susie & Phil Bennett See the Value in Valerie’s House
Valerie’s House has filled an unmet need in our community by providing a place for grieving children to release their emotions, speak with caring counselors and heal. I lost my own father when I was 25; my husband Phil lost his father a year later. We were old enough to process the grief, but it still hurt. We can only imagine what these children are feeling! That’s why we feel blessed to be able to help Valerie’s HOUse in its mission of no child grieving alone.
-Phil & Susan Bennett
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