Good evening, Sally and family, I think of you often. I just read your last comment about Reid. You are an amazing lady and mother. I always admired you when we worked together at the Wyndham. My heart aches for you all. No parent should go through this. I admire your strength as you traveled this stressful and sorrowful journey. I cannot imagine. God gives us strength that we do not know we have! I lost a son 35 years ago and I wish I could tell you it gets better. The pain is easier to deal with. I am thankful every day that God picked me to be his son and gave him to me for 20 years. I'm no sure what his purpose was here on earth, but I feel God called him home because his purpose was served. I continue to pray for you all, for comfort and peace in the memories you shared together. Hugs, Sharon

Thank you Wayne, Sally and Stella for sharing your Special and Beautiful moments with Reid. The pictures are sweet and touching. Many Prayers and thoughts are still being said for all of you. Love and Hugs being sent your way. Pam Gajda

Though I have never met your family, I have so fallen in love with Reid and Stella, and their Mommy & Daddy. You have have shown so much courage and trust and faith in God. I hopped on this prayer chain thru Tom Brohm. I too have lost my adult daughter, and you have put so many of my many feelings,thoughts, fears and questions into words that I never could. It has been 2 1/2 years since we had to make the decision to take her off life support and I still question all the decisions made, still get angry, still confused still many many emotions that are unexplainable. They can tell you it gets easier, it doesn't, it's just a new way of life. I can also tell you from experience that the first holidays are difficult, but it seemed like the 2nd year was worse, because you're still in shock and going through the motions the first year.
Even losing my daughter, I can't imagine losing a little one. As I write this, the song "This Little Light of Mine" keeps going thru my mind. Whenever I hear that song I will think of Reid and will continue to lift your sweet family up in prayer.
God Bless, Cindy

Sending your family so many hugs and prayers. You have remained so strong during this difficult and hard to understand time. It’s no wonder Reid had such an amazing outlook on life.

Reid continues to gift us with his passion, perspective, courage, and resilience. Holding a space for the incredible Webster family and grateful to know you and sweet Reid. His memory is a blessing.

Thank you Wayne, Sally, and Stella for your witness to a God who keeps His promises. Reid's soul is a shining jewel in the crown of Heaven.

This is a beautiful remembrance of a beautiful soul. Thank you for sharing. Please know that much love is finding its way to you from my mom and me here in Colorado. We pray that the difficult memories will, in time, be overtaken by the warm and happy ones, bringing you to a place of peace. ❤️

Wayne and Sally-Thank you for posting this heartfelt report about all you have been through. It is impossible to imagine what this has been like for you. Thank you for giving us a glimpse of what an amazing young man Reid was. He lived a lot of life in his short time and your family will always cherish the time you have spent together. There are not words to express our heartfelt sorrow for all of you. So thankful you have a strong faith to sustain and carry you through. Take care and be well.

Thank you for sharing this family post with those of us in your extended family. May Reid’s memory continue to be a blessing. Sending love from Atlanta.

Your family will not be forgotten and the brave battles you & Reid fought. May the comfort of Reid resting in the arms of Jesus and your reunions with him again someday bring peace and strength to you each day. A Christian friend, Sharon Ostrander.