"Harley" Elizabeth Sale
Born May 15, 2003
Juvenile Monomyelocytic Leukemia
Deaf in both ears

Harley's dad, Preston, was a tree surgeon & was killed on October 27, 2002 in a tree accident only a few weeks after they found out that a baby was on the way.

Preston was 39 years old at the time of the accident.

Harley has two brothers, Ryan & Dalton. She lives with younger brother, Dalton & her mom. Her older brother, Ryan lives with his mom.











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P O Box 623
Burns, TN 37029

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The following are pages that Diva Peg has done for Harley.
WELCOME
Easter
Harley is two!
Christmas 2005
Harley's Valentine 2006
Harley's Easter 2006
Harley's 3rd Birthday, May 2006
Harley's Fall Update
Peg
Thanksgiving, 2006
St. Patty's, 2007
Easter,2007


For everyone from Quilts of Love
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Harley's 4th Birthday Page

A special site by Loyal Lamb Ministry in Canada for Harley Click





Enjoy the back ground music,
featuring my cousin, Jason on Bass Guitar. Jason is Angel Jen's son. The name of the CD is:
"The Joseph Project"

Journal

Thursday, August 21, 2008 9:41 AM CDT

Harley is 5 and was to start school this year. I have not heard how that is going. She still can not eat except thru the tube in her stomach and it is the special formula.

She does have the special hearing things in her ears.

Check out my site for update on my surgery. Click

God bless all,
Angel Jen, SOEW

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E-mail Author: HARLEY@mymacs.org

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