First Touch Family

First Touch Family Offering 💙 Hope 💙 Healing 💙 Community💙 to families who have lost a child, regardless of the child’s age. In 2016 we lost our son Christopher.

As expected, it turned our world upside down. After years of muddling through our grief and learning how to let great grief and great joy reside in the same space we felt God calling us to establish First Touch Family. Our prayer is that we would be able to support families as they navigate their own loss and that we would bring hope and healing to their journey. A journey that only someone who ha

s lost a child can truly understand. First Touch Family has allowed us the honor of walking with families through the trauma of child loss from the initial loss, helping meet emotional and/or financial needs, identifying resources, and connecting families with aftercare in their communities.

08/28/2026

Will you please join us in prayer over this family?

This little guys is our Founder, Chrissy's cousin. Chrissy tells us she remembers exactly where she was when she got the news that her cousin lost her baby boy, and the ensuing guilt of not being able to afford to fly out to the funeral with her mom and sister.

Cameron Scott Untrecht, you are loved and never forgotten.

Much Love,

Your First Touch Family.

Click the đź”— to learn more about the life and legacy of Cameron.



Cameron Scott Untrecht Aug 28 Written By Chrissy Mafrige Cameron Scott Untrecht met Jesus face to face on August 28, 1996. Dear Cameron, Though your time here was far too short you left an imprint on this world that will never fade. In your brief but beautiful life, you brought light, love, and purp...

08/27/2026

They closed the lid on your casket.

My head knew I would never touch you again in this lifetime but my heart could not understand.

It was not lost on me that March 25, 2016 was

Good Friday…

A day of mourning and sorrow over the loss of you.

A day of mourning and sorrow over the sacrificial crucifiction of Christ.

A day that reminds us of your choice of salvation.

A day that reminds us of our sin which made His sacrifice necessary.

Another day I woke with the reality of your death.

A day that another mother watched her son beaten and killed on a cross.

A day my world was cloaked in oppressive, complete darkness.

A day that the world went dark so there could be light.

A day I buried my hope for your earthy future.

A day that brought hope for the future and eternity.

An assurance that I will see you again.

Some day.

Love,
Mom



08/27/2026

Will you please join us in prayer over this family?

Lori Guidry, you are loved and never forgotten.

Much Love,

Your First Touch Family.

Click the đź”— to learn more about the life and legacy of Lori.



Lori Guidry met Jesus face-to-face on August 27, 2022. Dear Lori, Your mom tells us you were her only child—her daughter, her best friend, her Sweet Pea. She tells us that even in the middle of your sickness, the two of you still laughed together, prayed together, and cried together. That your

Please keep this family in your prayers. Most of you who are part of our First Touch Family know, intimately, the suffer...
08/26/2026

Please keep this family in your prayers.

Most of you who are part of our First Touch Family know, intimately, the suffering and shattering this family is walking through. You know the long, painful journey of grief in the waiting.

There are moments when there simply are no words, no answers, and no strength left to draw from.

Your prayers carry them before the throne of God in a season when just breathing can feel exhausting.

Please pray for strength for today, peace in the waiting, comfort in the unbearable moments, and the reminder that they are not walking this road alone.

A Brenham High School graduate was killed in a crash last week between a pickup truck and a John Deere tractor in Grimes County. Quinn Bosse(Nobles Funeral Chapel) The …

08/25/2026

Will you please join us in prayer over this family?

Mariah Cantrell, you are loved and never forgotten.

Much Love,

Your First Touch Family.

Click the đź”— to learn more about the life and legacy of Mariah.



Mariah Cantrell Aug 25 Written By Chrissy Mafrige Mariah Cantrell met Jesus face to face on August 25, 2024. Dear Mariah, Your mom tells us that you were a true blessing—and it’s clear that everyone who met you felt that, instantly. From the very beginning, you showed the world what strength loo...

The ache.The ache of missing you, the one who made me a Mimi.And somehow, that ache is relieved by the blessing of unint...
08/23/2026

The ache.

The ache of missing you, the one who made me a Mimi.

And somehow, that ache is relieved by the blessing of uninterrupted time together. Time to soak you in, to make memories, to love you a little bigger.

But then the clock runs out.

And the tears come.

Tears filled with both gratitude and grief.

Gratitude that the Lord blessed us with you. Gratitude for the provision that allows me to see you every couple of months and hold onto these precious moments together.

And grief because your dad should be here.

He should be here for the hugs, the laughter, the milestones, the ordinary moments. The ones that become so extraordinary when someone is missing.

I’m so grateful I get to be your Mimi.

But loving you will always carry the ache of missing him.

Two things can be true at the same time.

I can be deeply grateful for you and still deeply grieve the one who should be here. ❤️‍🩹

❤️

Honoring all of the children lost to fentanyl and all of the families living with the shattering reality of child loss.“...
08/21/2026

Honoring all of the children lost to fentanyl and all of the families living with the shattering reality of child loss.

“Koby got it from a friend.

Someone he knew. Someone he trusted.

We spend years telling our kids not to take things from strangers. But sometimes, it isn’t a stranger.

Just because something comes from a friend doesn’t mean it is safe.

You don’t know where they got it. You don’t know who they got it from. You don’t know what is really in it. And you don’t know the intentions of the person who originally supplied it.

And sometimes, the friend handing it to you may not know either.

That is the world our kids are living in now."

This is why we must talk about it. We must educate our children. We must have the hard conversations. And we must never forget the children whose lives have been forever changed and the families left to carry the unimaginable weight of their loss.

Thank you for sharing your story, Chari Alberts, in memory of your sweet son Koby Fitzgerald.

Because of YOU!When a family loses a child, we can’t take away the pain but together, we can make sure they never walk t...
08/18/2026

Because of YOU!

When a family loses a child, we can’t take away the pain but together, we can make sure they never walk through it alone.

Because of your generosity, prayers, and support, First Touch Family was able to:

✨ Walk alongside 146 families in 2025
📦 Send 113 Blessing Boxes to grieving families
đź’™ Provide 117 Sibling Bags & resources
🕊️ Remember and honor children who will never be forgotten
🤍 Provide tangible, financial, and emotional support

And in 2026, we’re continuing to grow, reaching more families, expanding aftercare, and dreaming toward grief retreats where families can find rest, connection, and hope.

To every donor, recurring giver, volunteer, church, business, and ministry partner—THANK YOU. ❤️‍🩹

Every gift reminds a grieving family:
You are seen. You are loved. You are not alone.

Because HOPE Matters

Want to help us continue this mission?
Your gift can make a difference today. 🕊️

👉 Give here: https://firsttouchfamily-bloom.kindful.com/

Stronger together, we change futures.

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PO Box 1458
Montgomery, TX
77356

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