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Family uses child’s driveway death to raise awareness
Smiling baby photos of 19-month-old Jack Pauly filled the picnic shelter Monday at Westbrook Park, where the boy’s little green boots, a plastic toy and teddy bear served as table centerpieces. They were bittersweet mementos of Jack’s short life, which ended April 17, 2011, hours after an accident in his family’s driveway.
Take thirty seconds and save a life
How many times have you seen a kid lose a ball, a pet or even scurry under a car to catch an elusive bug? Or better yet, NOT seen a small child rush outside after a departing parent?
Child deaths in hot cars target of awareness campaign
A change in routine, combined with a miscommunication between Justin and Jessica Marson of Manteca, Calif., led to their family tragedy on Aug. 16, 2008.
Parents urge others to protect their 'precious cargo'
No parent wants to live with the guilt and grief of leaving a child to die in a hot car. For Raelyn Balfour of Ruckersville, Va., "It's something that's always there."
National campaign works to stop child car deaths
Sweltering hot cars kill on average one child every nine days, prompting the federal government to take up a skyrocketing problem in which distracted, yet loving parents are often to blame.