Family and friends gathered on Saturday to mark one year since the tragic death of a young boy.
Greyson Kessler was just four years old when his father, John Stacey, killed his son and himself in a murder-suicide.
The child’s mother, Ali Kessler, held a memorial and candlelight vigil at Deicke Park in Plantation on Saturday. The park was Greyson’s favorite place to play, and a tree has since been planted in the boy’s memory.
Vigil held for Greyson Kessler
Not only was Kessler honoring and remembering her son, but she also continues to shine a spotlight on Greyson’s Law.
“It’s warming that at least I know that with the help of everyone, may we can actually make change,” Kessler said. “I can’t do it alone.”
If passed, Greyson’s Law would make it easier for a judge to remove a child from a parent or guardian if there are concerns about threats or abuse not only to the child, but to the other parent.
Kessler believes if such a law had existed, it would have saved her son’s life.
Greyson Kessler
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Greyson Kessler was just four years old when his father, John Stacey, killed his son and himself in a murder-suicide.
The child’s mother, Ali Kessler, held a memorial and candlelight vigil at Deicke Park in Plantation on Saturday. The park was Greyson’s favorite place to play, and a tree has since been planted in the boy’s memory.
Vigil held for Greyson Kessler
Not only was Kessler honoring and remembering her son, but she also continues to shine a spotlight on Greyson’s Law.
“It’s warming that at least I know that with the help of everyone, may we can actually make change,” Kessler said. “I can’t do it alone.”
If passed, Greyson’s Law would make it easier for a judge to remove a child from a parent or guardian if there are concerns about threats or abuse not only to the child, but to the other parent.
Kessler believes if such a law had existed, it would have saved her son’s life.
Greyson Kessler
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