Turning Loss into Love: A Police Widow's Story

In this moving episode, we chat with Gracie Parrish Miller, a remarkable woman whose life underwent a profound transformation on December 31, 2017. That day, She received "the knock"—an event dreaded by every family of first responders. Gracie recounts her journey from being a police officer's wife to becoming a widow at 29, suddenly thrust into raising her two young children independently.

Amidst the tragedy, Gracie discovered a newfound purpose and strength within herself. Inspired by a divine calling, she stepped into the shoes once worn by her late husband, Zack, and dedicated herself to serving the community. Gracie's path led her to establish The Shelter Foundation in Denver, Colorado—a sanctuary for first responder couples seeking to fortify their relationships. The foundation actively provides marriage counseling, getaways, support for widows, financial assistance, and scholarships, emphasizing not just

enduring but thriving together.

Tune in as we hear Gracie Parrish Miller's distinctive perspective as an LEO widow and now a firewife. Her story of resilience, hope, and the journey to finding love after experiencing loss showcases the extraordinary ability to uncover purpose in life's most difficult times.

Join us for this episode and be inspired by a woman whose commitment to aiding others has illuminated a path toward healing and strength.

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