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The Baird Family Guestbook

May God bless you and your family in your time of loss. I did not know Angela, but it sounds like she was a truly special person. I am friends with Bill & Steve, and all my prayers go out to your family and to the causes for which Angela cared so deeply about.
Susan Jacob, Runnels County Judge's Office <rcjudge@aol.com>
Ballinger, TX USA - Wednesday, January 07, 1998 at 15:37:52 (EST)

My thoughts and prayers are with you as you learn to live with your loss. Bill and Steve are friends and your family has been in my prayers.
Marilyn Egan, Runnels Co. Judge <rcjudge@aol.com>
Ballinger, TX - Wednesday, January 07, 1998 at 15:30:08 (EST)

Thank you, Patricia, for making this beautiful tribute to Angela available to us via the Internet! It is no coincidence that Angela passed away during the Octave of All Souls, and I pray that the "Celestial Rose" already has a petal with Angela's name engraved upon it.

Let us pray for Angela's intercession -- as well as that of Our Lady of Guadalupe -- as our country approaches the 25th anniversary of the legalization of murder, Roe v. Wade. Orate pro nobis!
Christopher Young <cpyoung@hotmail.com>
Seattle, WA USA - Monday, January 05, 1998 at 07:04:59 (EST)

Dear Baird Family,

I wish to express to you my deepest and most sincere
condolences for the loss of your beloved daughter Angela. I
am a freshman at Thomas Aquinas, and was a part of the
camping expedition on that night. Your daughter's saintly
death has been a true inspiration for me, and I will
continue to keep her and the rest of you in my prayers.
God bless!
Brian Gerrity <Brian.Gerrity@omn.com>
Loveland, CO USA - Saturday, January 03, 1998 at 12:49:21 (EST)

Dear Baird Family,

We learned of your tradegy 2 weeks ago at the wedding of Doug's brother (a TAC Student) from your dear friend John. He told us all about Angela and her devotion to God and all of His children. What wonderful parents you must be. Your family is in our prayers.
Doug and Lisa Goodrich <elvisbob@ix.netcom.com>
Duarte, CA USA - Saturday, January 03, 1998 at 00:34:07 (EST)

Dear Baird Family,

Doug and Lisa Goodrich <elvisbon@ix.netcom.com>
Duarte, CA USA - Saturday, January 03, 1998 at 00:30:06 (EST)

I last saw Angela in 1990 at the wedding of her sister Patricia. At the time, Angela was a young girl with her whole life ahead of her. I never realized that little girl would have so little time among us yet do so much more than most of us would have ever dreamed possible. Please know that both you and Angela are in my prayers.

Thomas Egg <TCEJD@worldnet.att.net>
Westwood, NJ - Friday, January 02, 1998 at 18:47:30 (EST)

I didn't know Angela. My sister Jean directed me to your site. Ironically, our mother died on November 6th several years ago. I'm sorry that Angela left us so soon. It brings to mind the lyrics from a Beth Nielsen Chapman song on her new album "Sand and Water"

"We hold it all for a little while, don't we?
Kiss the dice, taste the rain like little knives upon our tongue.
We can do no wrong when the lights go on
and the music plays and we take the stage like we own the place.
As though time were cheap and the night forever young..."

Every day is precious. Despite her brief time, Angela left the world a little warmer and more loving for having been here. Not everyone can say that. I wish you peace and strength in the days ahead.
Alan Rowoth <alan@folkmusic.org>
Syracuse, NY 13088-0307 - Friday, January 02, 1998 at 17:49:49 (EST)

You are wonderful people for not only carrying her memory, but for carrying her message. As the world was blessed for her, she was blessed for you. Godspeed to all of you and your faithful work...
Ed LaGrou <GrouCrew.aol.com>
Spokane, WA USA - Friday, January 02, 1998 at 01:52:53 (EST)

Dear Baird Family,

A friend told me about your site and I have found it to be a great inspiration. As a mother of children the same age as Angela, I grieve with you but I rejoice in her love for the Lord and all His little ones which was expressed in such a real way by the actions of her life and in the manner of her death. I too am asking for her prayers that all of our families will imitate her example of prayerful life, active love, and serentity even in the face of death. God give you all His peace!
Jean Gaes
Jean Gaes <footstps@ids2.idsonline.com>
Bowie, MD USA - Thursday, January 01, 1998 at 13:00:16 (EST)

Learned of your beautiful memorial website to Angela through Human Life International. What a beautiful young lady Angela was in life, and in death. Her courage inspires us, and causes us to think hard about how we would behave in the face of such pain and suffering. She is an angel now in Heaven. Dear Angela, pray for us. Our sincerest sympathies to the Baird family. May Our Lord and His Blessed Mother hold you close to their hearts during this time of sorrow and loss. Blessings ~ Chuck and Margie Blackwood
Chuck & Margie Blackwood <chuckb@bellsouth.net>
Waxhaw, NC USA - Wednesday, December 31, 1997 at 22:52:20 (EST)

dear Baird family!
I just visited this website and even though I never knew Angela in person, from what I read I was stunned. I am truly sorry for your loss. I know what you lost; I lived it.
My twin sister died couple of years back. I know how much pain that is. I know she is in peace now, as well as Angela; resting in heaven. Hopefully we will meet with them one day!
Mentor Tori Mala <tori@webdesignsrus.com>
Bronx, NY USA - Wednesday, December 31, 1997 at 01:55:50 (EST)

Dear the Baird family,
What a beautiful website. We just got hooked up and look what we found. As one of Angela's friends I can say how sorry I am for you all to be going through this pain and sorrow. She was such a wonderful person inside and out. Everyone I know that knew her has been touched by her deeply. I didn't see her much this last summer and I regret that now so much. Everytime I see you guys I think of what pain you are going through. I am sorry it had to happen to such a wonderful person but she is happier where she is at now. I love you all so very much. Annie Carhart

Annie Carhart <CPstuff@AOL.com>
Rathdrum, ID USA - Monday, December 29, 1997 at 23:37:17 (EST)

Peace be with you...you are indeed fortunate . I am truly sorry for the loss you hvae experienced but again I say you are fortunate. Your daughter is in heaven and as a family you now have your very own saint praying for you. As a mother who has also suffered the death of a child, I understand.
May Jesus and His Holy Mother hold you all close to their hearts.
Linda <rodjones@worldaccessnet.com>
Amboy, wa - Monday, December 29, 1997 at 10:49:40 (EST)

A very part of life has died in the loss of Angela. I pray
that your angels of consolation will come to you in this deep and heavy pain.

May the Lord of Mercy come to your aid, knowing the pain of your loss.We pray that He does not take your tears and sorrow as a sign of unbelief that she will be resurrected to eternal life, but rather, in your tears, that all will see your love for her. As you held her in your love and in
your arms, may God hold her close to Him forever.

May the Lord help you, not to seek the reason why of the mystery of death, as much as give you the desire to accept it in a holy way and to be healed and once again whole.

Jesus carried a cross which was given to Him by His Father. The same loving God will wrap you in His gentle love as you lift this cross.....with ever present knowledge that we are with you every step of the way.

May His Divine Heart be your safe refuge now, and forever,

Holly Denman
KBVM Radio
Portland, OR

Holly Denman <denman@teleport.com>
Portland, OR USA - Monday, December 29, 1997 at 01:01:20 (EST)

To The Baird family:
I've met Patricia or Patti via the internet and when Angela
died I noticed her grief and promised myself that one day I
would go and read the page about Angela. I didn't however
expect what I would find there. To read about the courage
of your daughter touched me in a very special way and I
can't find words to describe how much it changed my view of
life. Angela must have had the courage of a true hero and
the will of a stone to be able to pray until the last. I
admire what she did and share in your grief.

Staffan "Steffo" Lindell <lindell.staffan@vanersborg.mail.telia.com>
Vanersborg, Sweden - Saturday, December 27, 1997 at 07:45:29 (EST)

I can not imagine the pain you must be suffering - I can not imagine how terrible it must be to lose a child. To know Angela died in the arms of Christ should be great comfort. I pray that my children will die such a holy death. Our Blessed Mother lost her child - she knows your pain and will pray for you. Being an attorney, I am rarely at a loss for words but this is so hard. I want to try and find words that will give you comfort - take a little of the pain away - even for a few minutes, but I can't seem to find them. The only thing I can do is make a promise to you in Angela's memory - I will pray the rosary every day of my life for her intentions. You and your family will be in my prayers. May God bless and keep you close to Him. All my love and prayers, Anne Lanphar
Anne Lanphar <alanphar@firstam.com>
Brea, CA USA - Wednesday, December 24, 1997 at 13:06:33 (EST)

I praise God for loving people such as your angel that spent a short life her among us.
Linda S. Dryer <allinfaith@hotmail.com>
Cypress, CA usa - Tuesday, December 23, 1997 at 23:39:17 (EST)

Thanks for sharing your joy and pain. Stories like this are common, and make you realize the utter preciousness of life. This also is a reminder that God does exist and that we have nothing to fear. My condolences for your loss.
Darryl Gerndt <zephyr@cybernex.net>
Landing, NJ - Monday, December 22, 1997 at 18:07:04 (EST)

Dear Mike, Peggy and Family
We are extremely saddened about your loss. We are sending you our prayers and thoughts. The loss of ones child must be the greatest loss one could ever go through. We hope the web site will bring encouragement and thoughts from other family as well as friends and your hearts will be lifted. If you need anything from us,of course, call....Charlie and Cindy
Charlie & Cindy Boyd <cboyd@tri-lakes.net>
Branson, Mo USA - Saturday, December 20, 1997 at 19:43:22 (EST)

Angela's story was very inspiring. She was a very special girl. Thanks for sharing her story. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Mike Suek Family <suek@trib.com>
Cody, Wy USA - Friday, December 19, 1997 at 21:14:04 (EST)

+JMJ
For Joe and Sarah and the Baird Family

Too soon have you come, O Thief in the night
To steal the blossom new op’ning at dawn
Cutting life’s joy that marched with sure hope
To fullness of flower and fruit in the sun

O Death doomed to die! Why revel so cruel
In victory so fleeting, in power unreal?
Yet our pierced hearts shriek in agony faint
At your stingless sting’s still too terrible steel.

Sweet Mother of Life, stood you thus ‘neath the cross
When Simeon’s vision at length came to pass
And victorious Death in wild mockery howled
Contempt for all life as your Son breathed His last?

On your lap, Mother Dear, shall I weep bitter tears
Where rested your Son when His life had been drained
Till I share in the vision of the flower transfigured
In Sun everlasting, tasting joy without pain.

Andrew T. Seeley <aseeley@rain.org>
Santa Paula, CA USA - Saturday, December 13, 1997 at 23:31:31 (EST)

The story of Angela's life is perfect material for any priest looking for ideas for Jan. 22, 1998. I plan on giving her story to a few priests I know. She is a modern saint for our pro-life cause.
Barbara Kendrigan
Chicago, - Friday, December 12, 1997 at 18:09:41 (EST)

Dear Baird Family: 25 years ago, I lost a sister in a motorcycle accident. She was 15 at the time, and I was 14. My family was devastated. Then we discovered her spiritual diary, which we didn't know existed. It was an amazing revelation. In it, she lovingly dedicated and offered her life to Christ and Mary --for her family and the whole world. Then we realized that her death had been no accident. And though our pain for her loss remains to this day, her testimony became our source of strength and inspiration. I am sure that Angela's beautiful testimony of courage and love will strengthen, console and inspire you at these difficult moments, and forever more. God Bless.
Fernando Uribe & Family <fhuribe@ix.netcom.com>
Westlake Village, CA 91361 - Friday, December 12, 1997 at 13:24:12 (EST)

I am a seminarian with Angela's cousin Michael and I sent you my condolences on your loss. When we heard of your loss we prayed that God grant comfort to the family and that Angela's spirit be welcomed home. In view of this page, I know that she is. She will always remain with us in her minisrties. I pray that her commitment to her ministries touch many to continue. May God Bless
Bryan Heyer <johnC7.prodigy.net>
Irving , TX USA - Friday, December 12, 1997 at 01:31:28 (EST)

As President of Spokane Right to life, and a father, I could not hope for a better witness to the truth from one of my children. Angela is an example for all of us. Mike and Peggy Baird are wonderful parents as is evidenced not only by Angela, but by all their children.
Dan L Kennedy <dank@maleckimusic.com>
Spokane, WA USA - Thursday, December 11, 1997 at 18:40:45 (EST)

Where an angel once walked the earth, she now lives in heaven with Our Lord. Please accept our condolences on the loss of your beautiful daughter. Her story is truly an inspiration of all.
Deacon & Mrs. Paul Schwerdt <hfamom@ptw.com>
Lancaster, CA USA - Thursday, December 11, 1997 at 18:06:16 (EST)

I had the privilege of sidewalk counceling twice a month with Angela at Planned Parenthood in Spokane, WA. Besides her compasion for the unborn, their mothers, and the workers at the clinic, Angela would speak often of her love for her family. I was always amazed at her convictions -- though she was the only one of her friends who showed up at Planned Parenthood, she was always there, even though she had to take the bus early in the morning through all kinds of weather to do so. She stood as a testament to her generation. I'll always treasure her sweet spirit and friendship. I'll miss you, Angela.
Pam Lehinger <pam@spocom.com>
Spokane, WA USA - Wednesday, December 10, 1997 at 23:14:23 (EST)

Angela had a smile and way to make me laugh that I will miss when visiting the Baird family. I'm sure all she has done and prayed for will long be remembered.
Janet Borowski <jbrewskee>
Brighton, Colorado USA - Tuesday, December 09, 1997 at 16:12:36 (EST)

There was a whisper in the night, then the wind rose and took everything away... even the life ... where she died flowers grew... she is still alive, in an other way... fade...
Tobias Lasnitschka <Georg.F.Lasnitschka@exp1.physik.uni-giessen.de>
Giessen, Hessen Germany - Tuesday, December 09, 1997 at 10:38:06 (EST)

Thank you Lord for the gift of Angela who stands out among our young people as bright beacon of hope and courage. Whose love reflected your love and mercy for all of us. Thank you Lord for such saints!
Greg Martonick,M.D. <gjm@bmi.net>
Walla Walla, WA USA - Tuesday, December 09, 1997 at 01:01:51 (EST)

It is so nice to see that through all the negative publicity teenagers receive, there is a rose that grows and after it's blossom has past, the rose continues to flourish. Yesterday, our daily paper published an in depth report on the growing violence of teens today. I am glad I met your daughter through this web site. It has helped me understand that not all is bad out there. Thank you.
Dan Rodrigues <rdesk@interlynx.net>
Hamilton, ON Canada - Sunday, December 07, 1997 at 22:21:46 (EST)

Thank you for this web site.
Dan Rodrigues <rdesk@interlynx.net>
Hamilton, ON Canada - Sunday, December 07, 1997 at 22:21:06 (EST)

Angela's story is, at the same time, sad and beautiful. After reading it, I would like to offer, paradoxically, both my condolences and congratulations to the Baird family, especially Mike and Peggy. Decent parents everywhere must mourn with you--and yet be just a little bit envious of your having such a daughter.
Douglas Kries <kries@calvin.gonzaga.edu>
Spokane, WA - Sunday, December 07, 1997 at 19:55:07 (EST)

What a beautiful tribute for a beautiful soul. May God bless you and ease your sorrows.
Joan Figueroa <jojofig@gwis.com>
Lakewood, OH USA - Sunday, December 07, 1997 at 03:00:22 (EST)

I never knew Angela but I met your son Joe over the summer at Thomas Aquinas. He told me of her and I wanted to meet this girl that everyone was asking me if I was related to or not. I was shocked to hear of her death and I was saddened. However, her beautiful death and example of faith and courage has inspired me to keep on working and fighting for the truth. If and when I go to college next year, I will ask Angela to help me because I am sure she is with God. You are in my daily thoughts and prayers as is your lovely daughter. Thank you for giving me such a light in a world full of darkness. With all my heart, I ask God to bless you and console you in your grief.
Megan Baird
Neenah, WI USA - Saturday, December 06, 1997 at 23:41:38 (EST)

Dear Baird Family,
My heart goes out to you for your great loss. What a very holy death! Your daughter is a very special lady! Her prayers for the unborn will now echo with the choirs of angels in heaven.
Yours in Christ,
Sharon Peerzada

P.S. I married a former TAC student.
Sharon Peerzada <sharon_peerzada@sagepub.com>
Ventura, CA USA - Friday, December 05, 1997 at 14:27:54 (EST)

My daughters Mary-Pat and Teresa were fortunate enough to be Angela's schoolmates at TAC, and from their accounts of life and death I am devastated, yet inspired. I mourn with you and I hope that in eternity I may meet her along with Him.
Tom Barbarie <tbarbarie@access1.net>
San Diego, CA USA - Friday, December 05, 1997 at 10:10:17 (EST)

After being an assoc. pastor in an evangelical church for 11 and 1/2 year I became a Roman Catholic only a year or so ago. I was baptized with my four youngest daughters (I have six girls & one boy). When I learned of your death I have to say many things ministered to me, but mostly I was reminded of the peace and courage that come from the Sacraments. The reports back from those friends who embraced you during your last hours on this earth reminded me of WHY I became a Roman. You are blessed and remembered...you are dear...those who didn't know you will garner strength, love life, and seek HIM as their Master as a result of your fall. Remember us in our work for the unborn ... Remember us Dads who hope the best of this life for our girls...thank you
Jerry Horn <JerryHorn@aol.com>
Fredericksburg, VA USA - Friday, December 05, 1997 at 08:28:17 (EST)

Our condolences to the Baird family and friends at TAC for the passing away of Angela. We surely count on Angela's intercession in Heaven.
Prof. Eduardo Bayo <ebayo@unav.es>
Pamplona, Spain - Friday, December 05, 1997 at 05:42:24 (EST)

Upon hearing of Angela's death I was struck with joy at God's Providence. Struck with joy for I took note of Angela's increased spiritual devotion and attendance at mass; Our Lord was surely preparing His child to join him. I continue to pray for both you and Angela. May flights of angels sing her to her rest.
Owen M. Sweeney (TAC '97) <owen.sweeney@sen.ca.gov>
Sacramento, California - Thursday, December 04, 1997 at 20:58:26 (EST)

What a beautiful tribute to an amazing young woman. My prayers are with your family during this difficult time
Jennifer Netzel <Sixkids4us@aol.com>
Coeur d'Alene, Idaho USA - Thursday, December 04, 1997 at 17:25:34 (EST)

I was very touched by the descriptions of Angela here, and though I am saddened to know that she is gone, how glorious it is to know that she's gone home to be with the Lord! Thank you for sharing Angela's testimony with us.
David Henderson <davidh@imsa.edu>
Normal, IL US - Thursday, December 04, 1997 at 13:33:09 (EST)

Angela's courage in death makes one take a hard look at where we have been and where we are going in life. My wife and I wish to express our condolences for the recent loss of your precious daughter.
Don Rietz <rietzd@mail.fairchild.af.mil>
Coeur d' Alene, Idaho USA - Thursday, December 04, 1997 at 10:06:03 (EST)

Angela is a witness to faith and love in action.May her short life on earth encourage each of us and all who knew her to witness to others with the same fervor as Angela.To use the God-given gifts we have to the best of our ability as she did.
Denise Ferrell <ferrelld@ptw.com>
Lancaster, CA USA - Thursday, December 04, 1997 at 01:57:42 (EST)

Hail Mary, full of Grace, the Lord is with thee, blessed art thou among women and blessed is the fruit of thy womb Jesus. Holy Mary mother of God, pray for us sinners now and at the hour of our death. Amen. We love and miss you Angela.
Helen <justice@omnicast.net>
Spokane, WA - Thursday, December 04, 1997 at 00:04:48 (EST)

After reading about Angela, there is no doubt where she is today. I hope you can find comfort knowing that she now rest in the arms of Jesus Christ our Lord. May God bless and comfort you.
Stan Phillips <We_ooo@citcom.net>
Brevard, NC USA - Wednesday, December 03, 1997 at 20:48:21 (EST)

I am very sorry for your loss. Angela sounds like a beautiful young lady, and the world will miss her.
George
Dallas, TX USA - Wednesday, December 03, 1997 at 14:52:11 (EST)

Angela's saintly suffering and death is the fruit of an ardent faith for which we all must pray. No doubt her crown of glory in heaven will be the many young people who, by her example, will be drawn from the dark world of doubt and despair into the light and warmth of God's love which her witness has brought into the world. Tell her story over and over again to all you meet so that all can find her an example to follow, and soon if not already, we hope, a saint for whose heavenly intercession to beg.
Father Kevin M. Cusick <fathercusick@catholic.org>
Washington, DC USA - Tuesday, December 02, 1997 at 19:33:28 (EST)

Dear Mr. and Mrs. Baird, We are grateful to have heard of your daughter's faith and selfless love. All are truly blessed by her example.
May God reward her.
Jerry Johnson
Jerry Johnson <chc@sonnet.com>
Twain Harte, CA USA - Tuesday, December 02, 1997 at 18:14:00 (EST)

EARTH HAS NO SORROW THAT HEAVEN CANNOT HEAL, I KNOW IT'S HARD RIGHT NOW TO SEE THAT. I WAS BLESSED BY JUST READING ABOUT ANGELA, HER STRENGTH IN THE LORD, THE PEACE SHE HAD, THE LIVES SHE TOUCHED, I COULD GO ON AND ON. HER LIFE WAS A TESTIMONY. I THANK YOU AND GOD BLESS YOU FOR SHARING A LITTLE BIT OF YOUR DAUGHTER WITH ME. I LOST A NEPHEW IN 1996 WHO WAS LIKE MY SON, WHAT MADE HIS PASSING EASIER FOR ME TO HANDLE WAS KNOWING THAT HE WAS WITH GOD. I WILL KEEP YOU AND YOUR FAMILY IN MY PRAYERS, GOD BLESS YOU.
ROSE M PALMER
FAIRCHILD AFB, WA USA - Tuesday, December 02, 1997 at 14:45:46 (EST)

My wife, Karyn, as an assistant admissions director, helped recruit Angela, and Karyn's brother Eric knew her while he lived in Ojai. He was very distraught. We got the news from Tracy Almeida ('82) and Rick Cross, a professor here at FUS did a nice write-up in "The Troubador", Franciscan Univ.'s paper. I'm -- we're so saddened by her death, but so proud of how she died. We wish we'd known her, and we pray that her suffering was put to good use. God bless her soul, and we pray that the Church may declare it holy. Amen.
Brian & Karyn (Sus '95) O'Neel <boneel@franuniv.edu>
Steubenville, OH USA - Tuesday, December 02, 1997 at 13:38:49 (EST)

Angela was aptly named--she is undoubtably with the angels and Our Lord and Our Lady. What an inspiration to young and old alike! How wonderful to hear of a young person who lived for Our Lord and the Faith. You did a wonderful job of raising her. God Bless You and may Christ send you the consolation for her death. He called her to be home with Him.
Paula Storm <paula.storm@ncms.org>
Canton, MI USA - Tuesday, December 02, 1997 at 12:35:52 (EST)

I found this website to be very inspirational, and was deeply moved by the story of Angela. She seems to have been a very wonderful person and an inspiration to the people fortunate enough to have known her. Thank you for sharing her story on the web.
Karla Dick <karlak@myriad.net>
college station, TX USA - Monday, December 01, 1997 at 23:03:25 (EST)

I want to weep but am compelled by the moving testimony to share in the reality that Angela enjoys ecstatic joy seeing LOVE face to face and knowing His mercy not just intellectually but experientially. But I know how your own hearts must ache just the same at the vacuum left by her physical absence. I embrace you all as I know Jesus must be embracing you, having found you worthy to share in His sufferings. Love and peace. Dennis
Dennis J. Connolly <lecarmel@auracom.com>
Shelburne, NS CANADA - Monday, December 01, 1997 at 22:16:07 (EST)

Thank you for sharing Angela's story with the world via this Website. I was saddened at your loss, but inspired by the faith she demonstrated. I will offer a rosary for the repose of her soul. May she rest in peace with Our Lord and His Blessed Mother in Paradise.
Stan Martin <stan.martin@acm.org>
Flower Mound, TX USA - Monday, December 01, 1997 at 16:51:33 (EST)

Dear Mr. & Mrs. Baird & family, I truly appreciate that, in your sorrow and grieving, you are willing to reach out to all of us, who need your daughter so much. It is so easy to despair when we look at our society, and we see the harm done to so many of our young people, that a young woman like your Angela must be a gift from God. Thank you for sharing your beautiful daughter with us.
Lilo Cadrin <cadrin@incentre.net>
Mallaig, AB Canada - Monday, December 01, 1997 at 16:17:33 (EST)

Dear Mr. and Mrs. Baird, Each time I've heard the story of your daughter's death it is always mentioned that she offered up her pain for the unborn. A week after her death I was sidewalk counseling outside of a DC clinic and was able to talk to a pregnant mom for about 10 minutes. She decided she wanted to go into the clinic and confirm her pregnancy. I prayed for your daughter's intercession as well as the intercession of the Blessed Virgin Mary. The mom came out about 2 hours later and said she had not had an abortion because the clinic workers told her there might be medical complications. The mom was going home to tell her fiancee she was pregnant and going to see a real doctor. I'm convinced that Angela's prayers helped this mom and her unborn child walk out of the clinic alive! You're daughter is an inspiration to those of us who work in the pro-life movement everyday. Know that Angela and your whole family are in the prayers of everyone here at Family Research Council. May God Bless you and hold you in the palm of His hand, Sheila Moloney
Sheila Moloney <sam@frc.org>
Washington, DC USA - Monday, December 01, 1997 at 15:34:18 (EST)

I heard about your daughter's ordeal on the Internet. A remarkable young woman, and an inspiration to all. God Bless her. You are all in my prayers. Requiescat in pacem.
John Pineda <pineda@novia.net>
Omaha, NE USA - Monday, December 01, 1997 at 11:56:38 (EST)

Thomas Aquinas college is a grantee of the foundation where I work, and we have heard here of Angela's tragic death. She seems like a most remarkable young woman, as beautiful on the inside as your internet picture shows her to have been on the outside, and my heart goes out to you. I will pray for her and for your family. Having helped to found a crisis pregnancy center in midtown Manhattan, her courageous pro-life work especially struck me. We can't fathom God's purpose in letting her die, but we can stand on the promise He gave us in Romans, that all things work for the good of those who love him.
Caroline Hemphill <chemphill@jmof.org>
New York, New York USA - Monday, December 01, 1997 at 10:46:02 (EST)

Thank you for sharing such a beautiful story. It truly is an inspiration for living each day for the glory of God and being prepared to meet Him.
Leah
Fairfax Station, VA USA - Monday, December 01, 1997 at 09:33:05 (EST)

Thank you for sharing your beautiful daughter Angela with us. Her life will serve as an inspiration for years to come. May God bless you and keep you strong!
Jennifer Ertel <jertel@seidata.com>
North Vernon, IN USA - Monday, December 01, 1997 at 07:59:59 (EST)

Dear Baird Family, I loved your memorial to Angela. As one of Jon's sisters, I was deeply saddened by his loss as well as your own. You are in my prayers.
Ruth Daly <radaly@csbsju.edu>
Garretson, SD USA - Sunday, November 30, 1997 at 23:35:18 (EST)

What a lovely tribute to you angel child. It seems she was aptly named. My love and prayers are with you.
Joanne Dallinger Cheshier <BLCheshier @aol.com>
Ballinger, TX USA - Sunday, November 30, 1997 at 10:35:18 (EST)

What a beautiful young life! Much like St.Therese,Angela did more to inspire us her short life than most of us can in three times the years. "Remember,also,Lord,Thy handmaid,Angela,who is gone hence before us,marked with the sign of faith, and who sleeps the sleep of peace. To her,Lord, and to all that rest in Christ,grant,we implore Thee,a place of happiness,light and peace.
Through the same Christ our Lord.
Amen.
William F. Conlon <billconlon@hoflink.com>
West Babylon, New York USA - Saturday, November 29, 1997 at 21:33:08 (EST)

You are all in our thoughts and prayers. My daughter, Genevieve Olinger, teaches with Kathy in Dallas. Our deepest condolences.
Jean Strimple <jeandale@airmail.net>
Plano, Tx. USA - Saturday, November 29, 1997 at 21:03:37 (EST)

It must be a wondrous thing for Angela now to be among those whose cause, in life, she advocated so well. Blessings and prayers to her courageous family and friends. Keep up the fight.
Larry Short
Internet Program Manager
World Vision Inc.
Larry Short <lshort@worldvision.org>
Federal Way, WA USA - Saturday, November 29, 1997 at 18:31:58 (EST)

Dear Baird Family, An Internet friend of mine asked me to look up Angela's site. What a truly glorious memorial to her and a wonderful way to spread her message. May you be at peace knowing she is in the presence of the Lord. God bless you all.
Kitty Botteicher <KittyBott@aol.com>
Johnstown, PA USA - Thursday, November 27, 1997 at 09:17:48 (EST)

Dear Baird family, What a beautiful website! Although I didn't know Angela well, the descriptions and pictures and stories I have read and seen have let me know that she is just like the rest of her beautiful family. I will always be praying for you all, and for Angela, and for the unborn. I love you all! With prayers, Maja DeWolf(Susan's newest sister!)
Maja DeWolf
Spokane , WA USA - Wednesday, November 26, 1997 at 23:43:57 (EST)

"And when this mortal hath put on immortality, then shall come to pass the saying that is written: Death is swallowed up in victory. O death, where is thy victory? O death, where is thy sting? (I Corinthians 15: 54-55)" As a member of the Thomas Aquinas College Community, I was able to see the truth of this passage manifested in the aftermath of Angela's death. The day after Angela's death, when I found out about the tragedy, the faith of all the members of the College showed in the trust they placed in our Lord Jesus Christ and in His Church. It was an inspiring sight and second only to the account of Angela's brave and holy death. "...thanks be to God, who hath given us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ."
Marco Emerson <memerson@thomasaquinas.edu>
Port Hueneme, CA USA - Wednesday, November 26, 1997 at 01:28:31 (EST)

John Daly is a graduate of St. Mary High School in Dell Rapids, SD where I serve as Principal. I know John to be one fine young man and being a friend of his, Angela must have been a fine young lady. For reasons we may never understand here on earth, God must have wanted Angela at his side to better serve him. God"s speed to your family as the healing process eases the pain of such a great loss. Your family will be in my prayers.
Richard Krenke <krenker@hdc.net>
Sioux Falls, SD USA - Tuesday, November 25, 1997 at 23:44:58 (EST)

We just heard of Angela's beautiful union with the Lord today. Seton is saddened of course, but we also rejoice that heaven has gained one very solid citizen indeed. Angela and the Baird family are in our prayers. Vicnaja pamjat!
Bob Wiesner <bwiesner@setonhome.org>
Front Royal, VA USA - Tuesday, November 25, 1997 at 17:51:14 (EST)

Requiscat in pace
Douglas & Leslie Alexander <icle@rma.edu>
Front Royal, VA USA - Tuesday, November 25, 1997 at 16:12:37 (EST)

On the heels of Princess Diana's and Mother Teresa's passing, it seems appropriate to nominate Angela Baird as Princess to the Unborn. We are invigorated and inspired by Angela's commitment to God, to life, and to her fellow man. Her coronation into the arms of Jesus should be a reminder to us all that every person we meet, see, touch, or speak to is an immortal soul, loved by Him. We ought always and everywhere to bestow honor on others just as Angela Baird was in the practice of doing.
Douglas & Linda Gwinn <DougGwinn@aol.com>
San Dimas, CA - Tuesday, November 25, 1997 at 12:14:21 (EST)

I only met Angela once, but I know John Daly well. This memorial to Angela has been an inspiration, as have her and John's deeds. You, John, and Angela are in my prayers. May God be with you.
Jonathan Doylend <s1333480@aix2.uottawa.ca>
Ottawa, Ontario Canada - Tuesday, November 25, 1997 at 11:50:29 (EST)

I am deeply touched by the courage and faith shown by your daughter and sister, Angela. May God keep you and comfort you in your time of grief. And may He let Angela serve as a role model for others.
Michael Mancusi <michael.mancusi@occ.treas.gov>
Oakton, VA USA - Tuesday, November 25, 1997 at 08:02:29 (EST)

I'm sorry for this tragedy. Yet, it seems as if God's hand was in this, His will be done. May Mary escort your daughter to her Son. Bless you(Baird Family) and your lost daughter for your efforts for the unborn. I am going to put this website on mine at: www.geocities.com/Eureka/Park/4161.
John Murphy <viamaria@usa.net>
Manchester, NH USA - Monday, November 24, 1997 at 18:58:30 (EST)

I didn't know Angela, but an familiar with TAC through a connection with Fr. Gerard Steckler, S.J. May God comfort you at this time of loss. I will keep your family in my prayers.
Cyndy Wilson <La Cinzia@Aol.com>
Spokane, WA - Monday, November 24, 1997 at 00:44:18 (EST)

Angela's example of courage, Faith, and love for the unborn will serve as a great booster to many of us in the Pro-life movement. I know I often feel like walking away from it all, especially after un-just criticism from some who should know better. Angela's sacrifice will serve to bolster myself and most assuredly many other Pro-life leaders when they feel this way. Thank you Bairds family for giving us your beautiful young daughter as an example for us to look to when we feel this way. May Almighty God keep Her under His Mother's Mantle and keep your family there also until he calls you all to your Eternal Rewards.
Yours in Their Hearts,
Kenneth Fisher, Chairman
The Holy Innocents Reparation Committee
The Concerned Roman Catholics of America
Kenneth Fisher <fisher-jmj@compuserve.com>
Anaheim, CA USA - Sunday, November 23, 1997 at 22:57:25 (EST)

I did not know Angela but I did know Joe. My heart and prayers go out to you. What a holy death for Angela!
Lisa Zee <lzee@stdntpop.lmu.edu>
- Sunday, November 23, 1997 at 22:16:41 (EST)

Your website is a WONDERFUL memorial to Angela, and to Angela's short life and work which: "being made perfect in a short time", God has magnified for the whole world! Thank you so much for such supernatural generosity!
Kristin R. Kazyak TAC'80 <trithmia@rma.edu>
Front Royal, VA USA - Saturday, November 22, 1997 at 19:31:27 (EST)

My sincerest condolences for your loss. It sounds like Angela was an incredible person. There are very few young people that are as committed to living in the light of Christ as Angela did. She is a great inspiration.
Mark DeYoung <mdeyoung@all.org>
Fairfax, VA - Friday, November 21, 1997 at 15:41:55 (EST)

May the victory of our Lord Jesus over death and the grave give comfort and hope to us all, and may the labors of this His handmaiden and champion bear much eternal fruit.
Frank Betty and Sarah Smith <FSmithCGM@aol.com>
Dana Point, CA USA - Friday, November 21, 1997 at 11:11:11 (EST)

The tragedy of Angela's accident touched us deeply. Her heroic commitment and selflessness encouraged us in our battle for the lives of precious children. You have done well in passing on the true faith to your daughter. She has really learned what it means to love. We do pray that the loss of Angela passes quickly and that the memory of her will inspire your family and the student body of St. Thomas Aquinas to even more fervent holiness and resolve in the defense of the innocent. Tom & Sue (Finn) Cyr;
Tom & Sue Cyr <TAVD@juno.com>
Denton, TX USA - Friday, November 21, 1997 at 09:55:27 (EST)

At the end of time, when the meaning of each person's existence is revealed, the whole world will rejoice at the astounding fruitfulness of your precious daughter's life. I say "fruitfulness," not "productivity," since productivity is a rational, quantifiable thing (lived 80 years, had 2 doctorates, received 27 awards, made ten million dollars, whatever) but fruitfulness is mysterious, entirely in the hands of God: the grain of wheat that falls into the earth and dies. When all comes to light, we will see that, through God's abundant providence, your daughters work, suffering, and prayers have given life to multitudes. I thank you, her parents, for having nurtured and guided such a beautiful soul.
Juli Loesch Wiley <jlw@thewebcorp.com>
Johnson City, TN 37601 - Friday, November 21, 1997 at 08:20:12 (EST)

Dear Baird Family - Thank God for Christian Warriors like Angela Louise! My heart and prayers are with you at this difficult time. I've been deeply touched reading about Angela and her tragic death. I pray your pain is quickly and gently eased in Christ's loving arms. Angela's beautiful soul led her to sacrifice for Christ, to love and protect His babies and to teach His children. The Angels and Saints are surely celebrating her entrance into Heaven. Reading about Angela is like reading an inspiring chapter in the LIVES OF THE SAINTS. Thank God for the bright sign her Christian witness has been to the world -- a generous sign that reminds me of Mother Teresa. Praise God for Angela Louise! May we all be united with her in Heaven one day soon! God Bless You! J.T. Finn (Pro-Life America)
J.T. Finn <jtfinn@earthlink.net>
Redondo Beach, CA USA - Friday, November 21, 1997 at 04:21:09 (EST)

Dear Baird Family, I was told about this page by a friend of mine. The life and death of your daughter was good. God has truly blessed us all with the chance to live on Earth with such a wonderful person. I find her example an inspiration. At times when my faith is being tested, I will remember your daughter and be proud to share in her Communion with Christ. Truly, Tom
Tom O'Brien <tom.o'brien@mail.house.gov>
Washington, DC USA - Thursday, November 20, 1997 at 17:40:11 (EST)

To Angela's family & friends: There is no doubt, from the moving words about Angela on this web site, that she was (and remains) a remarkable young woman. May you find consolation in the beauty of her life, the holiness of her death, and the great love & mercy of God. Angela and all of you are in my prayers.
Zoe Romanowsky <zaroman@aol.com>
Ann Arbor, MI - Thursday, November 20, 1997 at 16:57:31 (EST)

Dearest Bairds, We just heard about your loss of Angela. We had no idea. Becky forwarded us an e-mail from Brian. You must feel very comforted by the patience and holiness of her death. I do not envy you your loss or your sorrow, only having her as part of your family and her Christ-filled life and holy death. You are all in our prayers. God bless you. Jean Birch & Family
Jean BIrch <BIRCH@DENVER-RMN.COM>
denver, CO USA - Thursday, November 20, 1997 at 15:43:18 (EST)

I do not any member of the Baird family but I was asked by a friend to look up this site. I am deeply moved by Angela's selfless attitude in her time of great agony. I can think of one other who displayed this attitude at the time of His death; Angela's reflection of Christ's example is truly a reminder to us on how we should conduct our lives. Angela I will keep your family and your prayers in my own, thank you for the strength you showed and the prays you continue to give. Love Matt
Matthew Fitzgerald Chapman <mchapma2@osf1.gmu.edu>
Centreville , Va U.S.A. - Thursday, November 20, 1997 at 14:55:15 (EST)

I cannot say I know how this loss feels; however, I can truly offer my support and prayers to you. I consider Patricia a very close friend. I did not know Angela, but I truly do have the passion in fighting for Pro-Life that she seemed to have. Perhaps I will return to this page and see about contributing to the fund. God Bless, Tracy
Tracy Martin <tmartin@cmanet.com>
Martinez, GA USQ - Thursday, November 20, 1997 at 12:56:18 (EST)

I did not know angela, however I know Brian Baird and his fiance Kate Fitzgerald. I have kept your family in my prayers since I heard the news the next day. I cannot imagine the difficulties you have endured, nor can I say in words how inspired I am by the strength that you all have drawn from Christ Jesus in such a trying time. I heard about the funeral and the amazing spirit of all of you. Most importantly, I have been so inspired by Angela. I was not fortunate enough to know her in this life, but I hope and pray that I will be able to meet her in the next. Her example has reminded me of the importance of offering sacrifices for those we love and the unborn. This is a beautiful webpage and I refer many of my friends to it.
Shannon Cooley <scooley@osf1.gmu.edu>
Clifton, Virginia - Thursday, November 20, 1997 at 12:45:51 (EST)

Dearest Baird Family, My husband and I read with tears streaming down our faces the story that unfolded your precious angel to us. We will continue to pray for you each. We too have been fighting for the unborn. Eleven years ago I found myself with an unplanned pregnancy and it was then that I gave my life to the Lord and with His help and guidance, was able to give up my baby for adoption. As a birth mother, I still volunteer time at a Washington based Adoption Agency. I spoke recently at the National Right To Life Conference. And have dedicated much of my prayer life to the unborn. Thank you for sharing your pain with us. We will hold onto your memories with honor. May God continue to draw you closer to Himself each day. Love Lisa and Ray Miller
Lisa & Ray Miller <LisaMiller@Compuserve.com>
Gaithersburg, MD USA - Thursday, November 20, 1997 at 12:43:24 (EST)

We knew Angela last year while at TAC and have many memories of her (for instance, she had memorized the words to each and every country song played on the radio). Angela's death troubled us deeply, as if she was a part of our family. The community at TAC is so close that the loss of one brings deep grief to all the others, especially when that one was such a vibrant and devout member. Know that she, and you, will be in our prayers. God bless.
Jeremy and Eve McNeil <jmcneil@ukans.edu>
Lawrence, KS - Thursday, November 20, 1997 at 12:24:31 (EST)

Dear Baird Family - I truly did not know that young people like Angela still existed in this world. Your earthly loss is surely Heaven's great gain. My prayers are with you.
Laura Delgado <ldelgado@rice.edu>
Houston, TX USA - Thursday, November 20, 1997 at 10:48:23 (EST)

Dear Baird Family, I just wanted to send you my condolences. I didn't know Angela, I received a prolife email that mentioned this site in honor of Angela. She sounds as though she was amazing. It meant a lot to me to read all that she was up to. I too pray in front of an abortion clinic and have been trying to do so much more for all the unborn. I am in the midst of trying to start a prolife group at my college. I am currently running prolife stuff for our Catholic Campus Ministry. I try to go to daily mass everyday and when I was reading everything about your daughter I was inspired by her. I wish that if I was in the same situation that I could offer my prayers so unselfishly, but sadly I can't say that I definitely would! Please know that she is in my prayers( as well as your whole family) and will continue to show others Christ's love even now! Peace, Becky Goldman
Rebecca Goldman <rgoldma3@osf1.gmu.edu>
Springfield, Va USA - Thursday, November 20, 1997 at 07:24:51 (EST)

I am a friend of Jon Daly who gave me the sad yet wonderful news of he passing of your beloved Angela to the Angels. Your Christian faith is supporting you all at this time of parting, and giving a lovely example to others. I am offering Holy Mass that Angela may rest in peace and shower blessings from above on all those who mourn her.
Father James Morrow <hvh@enterprise.net>
Braemar, Scotland - Thursday, November 20, 1997 at 06:08:18 (EST)

Dear Mr and Mrs Baird and Family. I would like to extend my condolances to all of you. Brian and I grew up together, and although I didn't know Angela on a personal basis, as an adult, she was the same age as my sister Felicia. The grief of the loss is more than I can imagine. I will pray to her and for her, and will keep all of you in my constant prayers.
Rebecca Kunasz (Birch) <KunaszMB@aol.com>
Honolulu, HI USA - Thursday, November 20, 1997 at 02:38:22 (EST)

Thank you so much for this website. As alumni of the college, my husband and I have been praying for Angela and her family. It is wonderful to be able to read the accounts of her last hours. Please know that our prayers are with you. May God shower his blessings on you in this time of grief.
Cynthia DeLuca Montanaro <ajmonty@erols.com>
Stafford, Va USA - Wednesday, November 19, 1997 at 21:17:23 (EST)

To the Baird family,
I was awe struck when I heard about your daughter. Her stance, even in death, made me go back and re-evaluate where I am at. You must be extremely proud of her. She surely is with God and His Blessed Mother. I have been spreading her story through the Knights of Columbus and she has been an inspiration to many. Our prayers go with her daily.
Ron Shrader <Ronsbones@Yahoo.com>
Laurel, Md USA - Wednesday, November 19, 1997 at 20:32:46 (EST)

Sincerest condolences to the family and friends of Angela. She was aptly named, an angel to the unborn and to the imprisoned. She lived a saintly life and died a holy death. She is an inspiration to all of us, and a sign of God's loving grace and wonderful compassion to all. I will pray to our new St.Angela for an end to abortion in this land, and for special graces for young people in these troubled times.
M.Neville <mau@csrlink.net>
Harrisburg, Pa USA - Wednesday, November 19, 1997 at 20:23:30 (EST)

To the Baird Family, My thoughts and prayers are with you during this time. I am very inspired from the way Angela lived her life, how Christlike and Marylike she was. What a testimony to the family! Jesus must be very proud to have her in the ranks of Heaven. God bless you. Sincerely, Paul & Kirsten Vogel
Paul Vogel
Seattle, WA - Wednesday, November 19, 1997 at 19:39:08 (EST)

Bryan and family,
I am sorry to hear about your loss. That was a very touching story that all who knew Angela could be proud of, especially her family. Even though I did not know Angela personally, it's as though she was my sister (through knowing Bryan). My heart an prayers go out to you all. God Bless Angela and all she stood for!
Sincerely,
Rocky Favorito
Rocky Favorito <rfavorit@afit.af.mil>
Fairborn, OH USA - Wednesday, November 19, 1997 at 18:04:42 (EST)

The courage and strength shown by Angela as she prepared to bravely go to another, better place is remarkable and encouraging. My prayers go to all of the family and her friends. I can see that she was a wonderful and loving person.
Frank Billington <fjbfour@juno.com>
Superior, WI 54880 - Wednesday, November 19, 1997 at 17:05:57 (EST)

The story of Angela's courage and determination to end brutality against the unborn is an inspiration even to those of us who did not have the privilege of knowing her. Consider it joy that Angela's life and ministry were ordained by the Father at the beginning of time. She was a faithful servant. Certainly, the angels are rejoicing at her homecoming. My prayer is that Angela's courage will motivate others to leave their comfort zones and stand up for God's precious children who are killed each day in the name of "choice."
Rebecca Biles <rab@frc.org>
Washington, DC - Wednesday, November 19, 1997 at 16:34:10 (EST)

It is sad, but wonderful in the way that Angela's life and death can be an inspiration to others. It is evident that she cared so much for life as her last moments were in prayer for others. I am thankful that my brother and sister-in-law who attended TAC informed me of this website so I could share Angela's family's loss. God be with you.
Angela Cole
Angela and Steven Cole
Surrey, BC Canada - Tuesday, November 18, 1997 at 20:35:31 (EST)

Dear Baird Family,
May God console you deeply, and may the prayers and love of so many people across our country and around the world console you too. Surely many people have been spreading Angela's story; I for one have e-mailed copies of messages about Angela from a TAC friend of hers, the newspaper story, and the Van Heckes' messages, to friends all over the USA and in Rome, Spain, Ireland, Mexico, and South Africa, including to 10 pro-life activist priests. Patti's web site is a beautiful, loving tribute. You can be sure that all of you are in the thoughts and prayers of so many people around the world. God love you and Mary keep you, Dan Engler
Dan Engler
- Tuesday, November 18, 1997 at 17:05:10 (EST)

Death should not be looked on as a loss. It is merely a transition. We feel a loss because no longer can we see her smile or her passion of life, but she is still there. She can still be felt in all ways but the physical. Her love is carried on by those who knew her. Her work carried on by those that she inspired. The memories of her will not be forgotten. We know that she has gone on to a better place, without doubt, fear, or reason to fight. Now, maybe she looks at the world in a different way. Just as she believed in her guardian angel, now she may be one. Protecting, soothing and nurturing life as she did in her life. You can be comforted in knowing that one day, you will see her again. But until that time, believe that she still continues her love for life, and the love for her family. God Bless You.
Frank Liga
Frank Liga <ligajrfr@telenet.net>
Warnerville, NY USA - Tuesday, November 18, 1997 at 14:16:43 (EST)

Our son (Brian Mak)was a graduate of TAC. We are very sorry to hear about the death of your beloved daughter. We extend our condolences to you at this time of sorrow.
Sincerely, Dick and Rose Mak
Dick and Rose Mak <mak@mortimer.com>
Surrey, BC Canada - Tuesday, November 18, 1997 at 13:40:24 (EST)

Although I did not know her, I was deeply saddened by her death. I've thought about her everyday and she and her family will be in my prayers.
Carmen (Johnson) Liffengren <pliffeng@ix.netcom.com>
San Jose, CA USA - Tuesday, November 18, 1997 at 13:29:18 (EST)

What a moving tribute to Angela! Angela's life and death really are an example to us. May God and His Blessed Mother be with us as we still struggle on earth, until we can all be reunited in Heaven. Love and prayers.
Bill and Betty Wittman <bbwitt80@aol.com>
Manassas, Va usa - Tuesday, November 18, 1997 at 11:20:43 (EST)

Thank you for your precious gift of Angela to the world. We can be sure that she continues to pray for the unborn even as we pray for her here. God grant you (and the rest of us) many graces to continue her work.
Erin Mackey <epmackey@msn.com>
Mesa, AZ USA - Tuesday, November 18, 1997 at 02:24:12 (EST)

We were so moved by Angela's story. How beautiful to have this website to share her story with others. May God Bless You,
John & Alicia Van Hecke & family (TAC Alumni)
John & Alicia Van Hecke <vanhecke@execpc.com>
Hartland, WI USA - Monday, November 17, 1997 at 22:11:59 (EST)

It's a beautiful web site with a beautiful purpose. My condolances to you and your family Patti. Please be strong.
Michael Creque <itai@vt.edu>
Blacksburg, VA USA - Monday, November 17, 1997 at 20:37:06 (EST)

Dear Baird family (and especially Mrs. Barbiero), What a beautiful tribute to Angela, and what a wonderful way to spread her message! I know that the unborn have a new patron in Angela, and that the love she displayed in her brief life now knows no bounds. God bless you.
Sarah Sims <ssims@thomasaquinas.edu>
Santa Paula, CA - Monday, November 17, 1997 at 13:26:35 (EST)

My thoughts and prays go out to the family and friends of Angela Baird. She was a courageous woman.
Brendan Reese <yatri@netcom.com>
San Ramon, Ca 94583 - Monday, November 17, 1997 at 11:55:34 (EST)

I have smiled and wept as I visited this tribute to Angela. Leaving, I have a renewed faith in possibilities. What an amazing individual Angela was. That she can inspire someone, even after joining Our Lord, must offer comfort to you.
Sue Jordan <sjacct@worldnet.att.net>
Fort Valley, GA US - Monday, November 17, 1997 at 07:47:18 (EST)

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