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400 butterflies released in Kelowna in memory of loved ones

The Butterfly Effect is put on by the Central Okanagan Hospice Association

No one has to grieve alone.

The Central Okanagan Hospice Associate invited the public to purchase a butterfly and be part of the Butterfly Effect. 

Over 400 butterflies were released on July 13 at Falcon Ridge Farms in Kelowna to honour and remember loved ones who have died. 

sa国际传媒淲e are privileged to have this important event to connect with our community to celebrate and honour loved ones in this way. Grief is a collective and we thank everyone for sharing their stories, hugs and tears. The funds raised from this event help support our grief and bereavement services offered to all ages with no cost,sa国际传媒 said Natasha Girard, Executive Director.

The gathering included a memory wall, kid's art activities, music and refreshments. 

The event started at 10:30 a.m. with the butterfly release around 11:45 a.m. 

 



Brittany Webster

About the Author: Brittany Webster

I am a video journalist based in Kelowna and capturing life in the Okanagan
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