What an unbelievable gift---to have a student want to know about your child, but to have that student write a gorgeous song that anyone who has lost someone can relate to. "Traces of You" captures the missing of our Carter, our "crooked smile boy" who really did seek the sun.
Slater Nalley wrote this as junior, 17 years old, and wise beyond his years. He read a poem I wrote in honor or Carter and asked if he could work on it a bit. He created an absolutely beautiful song, playing guitar and harmonica paired with priceless lyrics, a gift never expected, but one that my family and I will treasure forever.
The Carter Davis Memorial Foundation sponsors a unique event: a lacrosse pickup game. 2024 attendance was incredible with almost 200 people, 78 lacrosse players ranging from 12 years to 65 years old, and 23 high schools represented (16 local schools)! Slater Nalley and the Ring Tabs Band (5 students also juniors) played for over two hours. The River Ridge HS Lacrosse Coach, Pete Manderano, refereed the game, and everyone had a blast!
Slater sang this song after six weeks of musical practice with 3 performances the three previous days. Exhausted but so glad to be there, Slater sang with heart and soul, honoring our son, Carter Davis.
You can follow Slater Nalley Music (trademarked) on Instagram @slaternalleymusic. -- We are going to see him on a big stage one day, no doubt!
To find us online, find us on Facebook and Instagram!
Here's our page:
Facebook: Warrior Moms-The Club No One Wants to Be in
Instagram: Warrior Moms.SurvivingChildLoss
We love that you're listening and are thankful for each of you. We'd love to hear from you, what have helped you, and what you'd like us to talk about!
With love in 2024,
Michele & Amy
Warrior Moms
"Dream Bird" by Jonny Easton
Thank you for listening to Warrior Moms podcast. It is an honor to share about our beloved children gone too soon, and we hope in telling of our losses, it may help someone on their own grief journey. Please note that we are not medical professionals and encourage those listening to seek help from mental health professionals.
We'd love to hear from our followers!
Facebook: Warrior Moms-The Club No One Wants to Be In
Instagram: WarriorMoms.SurvivingChildLoss
With love,
Warrior Moms
What an unbelievable gift---to have a student want to know about your child, but to have that student write a gorgeous song that anyone who has lost someone can relate to. "Traces of You" captures the missing of our Carter, our "crooked smile boy" who really did seek the sun.
Slater Nalley wrote this as junior, 17 years old, and wise beyond his years. He read a poem I wrote in honor or Carter and asked if he could work on it a bit. He created an absolutely beautiful song, playing guitar and harmonica paired with priceless lyrics, a gift never expected, but one that my family and I will treasure forever.
The Carter Davis Memorial Foundation sponsors a unique event: a lacrosse pickup game. 2024 attendance was incredible with almost 200 people, 78 lacrosse players ranging from 12 years to 65 years old, and 23 high schools represented (16 local schools)! Slater Nalley and the Ring Tabs Band (5 students also juniors) played for over two hours. The River Ridge HS Lacrosse Coach, Pete Manderano, refereed the game, and everyone had a blast!
Slater sang this song after six weeks of musical practice with 3 performances the three previous days. Exhausted but so glad to be there, Slater sang with heart and soul, honoring our son, Carter Davis.
You can follow Slater Nalley Music (trademarked) on Instagram @slaternalleymusic. -- We are going to see him on a big stage one day, no doubt!
To find us online, find us on Facebook and Instagram!
Here's our page:
Facebook: Warrior Moms-The Club No One Wants to Be in
Instagram: Warrior Moms.SurvivingChildLoss
We love that you're listening and are thankful for each of you. We'd love to hear from you, what have helped you, and what you'd like us to talk about!
With love in 2024,
Michele & Amy
Warrior Moms
"Dream Bird" by Jonny Easton
Thank you for listening to Warrior Moms podcast. It is an honor to share about our beloved children gone too soon, and we hope in telling of our losses, it may help someone on their own grief journey. Please note that we are not medical professionals and encourage those listening to seek help from mental health professionals.
We'd love to hear from our followers!
Facebook: Warrior Moms-The Club No One Wants to Be In
Instagram: WarriorMoms.SurvivingChildLoss
With love,
Warrior Moms