Teen Suicide Victim’s Unintended Legacy Lives on ‘With Hope’

Teen Suicide Victim’s Unintended Legacy Lives on ‘With Hope’
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Dan Wood
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In the early stages of navigating the unimaginable pain and grief that followed the 2005 suicide of her 14-year-old daughter, Amber, Annette Craig was not looking to create a legacy. She just knew she had to do something to help other people avoid the same misery.

More than 18 years later, “With Hope, The Amber Craig Memorial Foundation” has exceeded everyone’s expectations and continues to grow in its mission to advance mental health awareness and prevent teen suicide.

Dan Wood
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Dan Wood is a community sports reporter based in Orange County, California. He has covered sports professionally for some 43 years, spending nearly three decades in the newspaper industry and 14 years in radio. He is an avid music fan, with a strong lean toward country and classic rock.
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