As I read her blog, her accounts of interacting with abandoned children, staying up late to talk with them, comforting them, and giving them a hand to hold...a shoulder to lean on...and someone to depend on...I am left feeling humbled and inspired.

At 22 years old, this brave and hopeful young woman had enough love in her heart to share with those who had less. And her legacy will live on, not only in the hearts of her family and friends, but in many others as well. Her legacy will live on in each one of those childrens´hearts she dedicated countless minutes to, in the hearts´of her colleagues, her dedicated readers, and in all the volunteers current and future that are working hard to continue her dream...

She was strong, and actively shared in the dream that many of us have...for a world full of peace, love, and equality. Her actions remain as a light of hope in a darkened room...that one day this world will be a better place for our children to grow up and live.

Molly is no longer able to add to her blog, as her body was recovered from the wreckage of the Fr. Wasson Center in Petion'Ville, Haiti following the January 12th earthquake.

Today, instead of writing about my work in Costa Rica, I am dedicating this blog to Molly, and ask that you take the time to read her blog...her story...her passion, and join her family and friends in celebrating her last season of love.

From other volunteers across the world, current and future...From your readers, admirers, and followers of your story,

Thank you Molly. You are an inspiration. Your legacy will live on.

Hannah K. Nevitt

To read her blog and support her dream go to www.mollyinhaiti.blogspot.com