Molly A. Parks

Molly I never met you but I will never forget you, reading your obituary just broke my heart. I think of you often and know that you are at peace and without pain but I worry about all the people that loved you so much.

Love and strength to her family and friends, today.

I still work in addictions because of Molly and the obit her mom wrote in 2015.i am still so sorry for her family's loss.

It's been 3 years. I still work in addictions. Molly and her blunt obit that changed my career path. I never knew Molly. I had no personal experience with addiction but I knew that the end of her life was the start of something that needed more hands on deck. Thank you, Molly's parents, for been so straightforward. I still get the notification of her anniversary, may knowing what you wrote changed others, bring you peace.

Jessica

I still receive a notification of Molly's passing 3 yrs later. Molly inspired me and I continue to work with addicts because of her despite us never meeting. I am sure you miss the vibrant young theatre lover in your lives that you remembered for her love of lipstick and all things dramatic but the way you wrote her obituary ensured she did not die in vain.

So, so sorry. There are a few members of my family with addiction. God help us all, we don't know what to do. I pray that God will comfort you.

RIP Molly as your pain is over. As for the family, I'm truly sorry for your loss. I as well lost my son at age 27 to the same thing. Memories will always live forever. God bless.