Martyred Angels Foundation fundraises for program expansions
BOULDER — When John Wayne Vogels of Boulder lost his nearly 4-year-old son, he couldn’t find the resources he needed to deal with his loss.
Vogels wanted a way to address his grief that could help other parents, so he created the Martyred Angels Foundation in 2013 to provide equestrian therapy, grief support camps and star registries for parents who lost children and children who lost parents. The service also is provided to those with confirmed PTSD related to the loss, including veterans, Gold Star families and civilian families.
“This is such a widely needed service, I truly didn’t expect it…
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