18 Oct 2011
A local funeral home, Forest Lawn Mortuary, 538 Tracy Grove Road, Hendersonville, will hold a public service Thursday the 20th at 2 p.m. for Baby Jane Doe, whose body was found in a restroom at a local Bi-Lo 28 August 2011. The Rev. Sherrill Moore will officiate.
The funeral home said the body had recently been released to Forest Lawn from the medical examiner's office after the family declined to claim the infant.
Note: The family subsequently claimed the child's body and arranged a private service, canceling the service noted above.
1 Sep 2011
The tiny girl, one to three days old, had a gold ring in one hand was wrapped in a white blanket with the words "mi bautizo" - Spanish for "my baptism" or "my christening." Community members have planned a vigil for the baby at 7:30 p.m. Sunday at Jackson Park.
THANK YOU to Sherilynn, SerenityNow for the kind and generous gift of sponsorship, and for the photo that represents this beautiful little Angel.
**Find a Grave removed the picture added by Sherilynn**
Update 1/2012:
Police have charged 17 year old senior, Aketzalia Sanchez-Anaya, of Hendersonville, with failing to report a death and with concealing the birth of a child. Principal Frank Edney described Sanchez-Anaya as a model student with a caring nature, and said the incident with her newborn was "totally out of character" for the young woman. "The picture we have is of a sincere, conscientious student who is focused on academics and cares about other people," he said.
The baby was born prematurely at 32 to 35 weeks at home, weighed four pounds and was 18 inches long. The medical examiner identified inadequate food and fluid intake, dehydration and lack of nourishment as possible causes of death.
A local funeral home, Forest Lawn Mortuary, 538 Tracy Grove Road, Hendersonville, will hold a public service Thursday the 20th at 2 p.m. for Baby Jane Doe, whose body was found in a restroom at a local Bi-Lo 28 August 2011. The Rev. Sherrill Moore will officiate.
The funeral home said the body had recently been released to Forest Lawn from the medical examiner's office after the family declined to claim the infant.
Note: The family subsequently claimed the child's body and arranged a private service, canceling the service noted above.
1 Sep 2011
The tiny girl, one to three days old, had a gold ring in one hand was wrapped in a white blanket with the words "mi bautizo" - Spanish for "my baptism" or "my christening." Community members have planned a vigil for the baby at 7:30 p.m. Sunday at Jackson Park.
THANK YOU to Sherilynn, SerenityNow for the kind and generous gift of sponsorship, and for the photo that represents this beautiful little Angel.
**Find a Grave removed the picture added by Sherilynn**
Update 1/2012:
Police have charged 17 year old senior, Aketzalia Sanchez-Anaya, of Hendersonville, with failing to report a death and with concealing the birth of a child. Principal Frank Edney described Sanchez-Anaya as a model student with a caring nature, and said the incident with her newborn was "totally out of character" for the young woman. "The picture we have is of a sincere, conscientious student who is focused on academics and cares about other people," he said.
The baby was born prematurely at 32 to 35 weeks at home, weighed four pounds and was 18 inches long. The medical examiner identified inadequate food and fluid intake, dehydration and lack of nourishment as possible causes of death.
18 Oct 2011
A local funeral home, Forest Lawn Mortuary, 538 Tracy Grove Road, Hendersonville, will hold a public service Thursday the 20th at 2 p.m. for Baby Jane Doe, whose body was found in a restroom at a local Bi-Lo 28 August 2011. The Rev. Sherrill Moore will officiate.
The funeral home said the body had recently been released to Forest Lawn from the medical examiner's office after the family declined to claim the infant.
Note: The family subsequently claimed the child's body and arranged a private service, canceling the service noted above.
1 Sep 2011
The tiny girl, one to three days old, had a gold ring in one hand was wrapped in a white blanket with the words "mi bautizo" - Spanish for "my baptism" or "my christening." Community members have planned a vigil for the baby at 7:30 p.m. Sunday at Jackson Park.
THANK YOU to Sherilynn, SerenityNow for the kind and generous gift of sponsorship, and for the photo that represents this beautiful little Angel.
**Find a Grave removed the picture added by Sherilynn**
Update 1/2012:
Police have charged 17 year old senior, Aketzalia Sanchez-Anaya, of Hendersonville, with failing to report a death and with concealing the birth of a child. Principal Frank Edney described Sanchez-Anaya as a model student with a caring nature, and said the incident with her newborn was "totally out of character" for the young woman. "The picture we have is of a sincere, conscientious student who is focused on academics and cares about other people," he said.
The baby was born prematurely at 32 to 35 weeks at home, weighed four pounds and was 18 inches long. The medical examiner identified inadequate food and fluid intake, dehydration and lack of nourishment as possible causes of death.
A local funeral home, Forest Lawn Mortuary, 538 Tracy Grove Road, Hendersonville, will hold a public service Thursday the 20th at 2 p.m. for Baby Jane Doe, whose body was found in a restroom at a local Bi-Lo 28 August 2011. The Rev. Sherrill Moore will officiate.
The funeral home said the body had recently been released to Forest Lawn from the medical examiner's office after the family declined to claim the infant.
Note: The family subsequently claimed the child's body and arranged a private service, canceling the service noted above.
1 Sep 2011
The tiny girl, one to three days old, had a gold ring in one hand was wrapped in a white blanket with the words "mi bautizo" - Spanish for "my baptism" or "my christening." Community members have planned a vigil for the baby at 7:30 p.m. Sunday at Jackson Park.
THANK YOU to Sherilynn, SerenityNow for the kind and generous gift of sponsorship, and for the photo that represents this beautiful little Angel.
**Find a Grave removed the picture added by Sherilynn**
Update 1/2012:
Police have charged 17 year old senior, Aketzalia Sanchez-Anaya, of Hendersonville, with failing to report a death and with concealing the birth of a child. Principal Frank Edney described Sanchez-Anaya as a model student with a caring nature, and said the incident with her newborn was "totally out of character" for the young woman. "The picture we have is of a sincere, conscientious student who is focused on academics and cares about other people," he said.
The baby was born prematurely at 32 to 35 weeks at home, weighed four pounds and was 18 inches long. The medical examiner identified inadequate food and fluid intake, dehydration and lack of nourishment as possible causes of death.
