How CatchQ Came About
A mother created the idea of CatchQ. She is not unlike any other parent. She works for and with her children; and wants to be a part of their action. This need for involvement did not go away with the death of her son, Quincy.
The desire to continue to keep her son's memory alive and share him with the world; became the driving force behind CatchQ. She sought to provide an ongoing avenue to continue to DO FOR HIM. This project has brought some hope, happiness and peace.
Many walks around her son's cemetery; the wonder about the lives lived, sparked the idea to find a way to share her son with anyone who might walk past him or visit him.
The idea to share Quincy, morphed into trying to figure out a way to invite anyone to participate in sharing their loved one (whether in a cemetery or a special chosen place). Quincy's very own inclusive personality grew the project.
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This mom has found joy with this project, and her hope is that she can spread the love to others, on behalf of Quincy. (Brynn's Blog, within CatchQ, will share some personal love and grief stories, as well).
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Finding Missions to support someone in need, is just what Quincy was made of.
This website and its missions were created in honor of Quincy Friedrich.
Love, Mom.
Current Mission
Quincy is laid to rest near children, who are missing memorial gravestones. The children's site markers indicate that death occurred more than a decade ago. Losing a child brings sudden and unexpected situations. Many reasons may have prevented a family from having the ability to place a memorial stone on their child's grave. Collected funds from donations towards your own CatchQ Website Tribute page and stand alone donations will go towards providing permanent memorial markers for children.
We will continue to collect until we complete this Mission. If it morphs into more, we will take that lead. Updates for donations received, costs associated with upkeep and Missions, as well as fluid and ongoing Missions, will keep CatchQ doing its thing.
Read more about funds, and our transparent style on the Get or Give a Tribute Page.