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A Mom’s RememberMe Story

“It’s just beautiful. It really is.”

She lost her daughter Hauley on New Year’s Day 2024. She shared this 11 days after Hauley’s song arrived.

An illustration of two girls hugging cheek to cheek at sunset, one in a teal shirt and patterned headband, the other in a black top, with green hills behind them
Hauley’s songMy Hauleybird
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IHauley’s song

“My Hauleybird”

A contemporary song for Hauley · 3:43

0:00 3:43

Tap any line to hear it.

Verse 1

Chorus

Verse 2

Chorus

Bridge

Final Chorus

IIHer words, in her song

What she wrote about Hauley, word for word, and the lines it became.

  1. Who she wasalways wanted to help… in need of a little cheering up. She loved God and her family.
    In the song 0:07

    You had a heart for the hurting, always cheering them up

    You loved God and your family, your spirit is free

  2. A memoryShe was a difficult child growing up, although she apologized, she always tried making things up through gifts.
    In the song 0:16

    I know the growing up years had their moments of problems

    But you always said sorry with a beautiful gift

  3. A memoryMy Birthday and Mother’s Day were big deals to her. She always mad sure I got big items that I wanted but wouldn’t buy myself.
    In the song 0:25

    On Mother’s Day and my birthday, you made such a deal

    Buying things I wouldn't buy, just to show how you feel

  4. What she missesWishing we could have our talks again, that I could get that 1 last hug I never got.
    In the song 0:41

    I’d give anything now just to share a few words

    I’m wishing I got that one last embrace

  5. Her message to herI hope that I prepared you too be the adult that you needed to be. I’m sorry I was sleeping when you stopped to say goodbye. I miss you so much it hurts my heart.
    In the song 0:37

    Oh, Hauley, I miss you so much that it hurts

    I'm so sorry I was sleeping when you stopped to say goodbye

    I hope I prepared you for the woman you became

  6. Her message to herYou are my Hauleybird and always will be!
    In the song 1:03

    You are my Hauleybird, and you always will be

  7. Her legacyHauley spoke with her grandmother over the Christmas Holiday about the book of Revelations… Serving in her church, goin to Bible study through the week
    In the song 1:26

    Serving in the church, Bible study through the week

    Over Christmas with your Grandma, talking for several hours

    About the Book of Revelation and stepping in the light

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IIIHauley’s story

Hauley was a sweet, caring person who always wanted to help, especially people “in need of a little cheering up.” She loved God and her family.

She made sure to be present for every birthday, anniversary and holiday, and any event that involved the family. She served in her church, went to Bible study through the week and loved Christ.

“You are my Hauleybird and always will be!”

What she wrote to her

She was a difficult child growing up, her mom wrote, but she apologized and always tried to make things up through gifts. Birthdays and Mother’s Day were big deals to her, and she made sure her mom got big things she wanted but wouldn’t buy herself.

Over the Christmas holiday, Hauley talked with her grandmother about the Book of Revelation. On New Year’s Day 2024, on her way home from Christmas and New Year’s with the family, she died in a car accident.

Her mom wishes they could have their talks again, and that she could get the one last hug she never got. “I’m sorry I was sleeping when you stopped to say goodbye,” she wrote.

“It really said everything that I would want to say to her in the chorus.”

Hauley’s mom, in her review

Her son-in-law gave her the song as a gift. She asked for a tender, healing song for Hauley.

IVEverything she said

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I’m not a writer.
You don’t need to be. You answer questions about them in your own words, like Hauley’s mom did, and the song is written from what you tell us.
What if it isn’t right?
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How long does it take?
Hauley’s song arrived four days after her mom ordered it.
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