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Dora Unknown
1994 – 1996 Desert Lawn Memorial Park
Photo added by Always with Love
- Birth
- Death
- 1996 (aged 1–2)
Malibu Beach, Los Angeles County, California, USA
- Burial
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Calimesa, Riverside County, California, USA Add to Map
- Plot
- Garden of Angels section
- Memorial ID
- 7869210 View Source
Abandoned Baby.
Little Dora washed up on a Malibu beach in July of 1996. She was two years old and remained unidentified and unclaimed. The Garden of Angels organization was founded by Debi Faris, where little Dora was taken from the county morgue, given a name, bathed, held and rocked, and lovingly laid to rest with many mourners (including many police officers and detectives), prayers, music, and a white dove released into the air (a donated service by an area woman). This organization has been a catalyst in getting the Safe Arms for Newborns Law passed in California (see photo). Dora, whose name means "Gift of God" was the third baby buried in the Garden of Angels on August 26, 1996.
Little Dora washed up on a Malibu beach in July of 1996. She was two years old and remained unidentified and unclaimed. The Garden of Angels organization was founded by Debi Faris, where little Dora was taken from the county morgue, given a name, bathed, held and rocked, and lovingly laid to rest with many mourners (including many police officers and detectives), prayers, music, and a white dove released into the air (a donated service by an area woman). This organization has been a catalyst in getting the Safe Arms for Newborns Law passed in California (see photo). Dora, whose name means "Gift of God" was the third baby buried in the Garden of Angels on August 26, 1996.
Abandoned Baby.
Little Dora washed up on a Malibu beach in July of 1996. She was two years old and remained unidentified and unclaimed. The Garden of Angels organization was founded by Debi Faris, where little Dora was taken from the county morgue, given a name, bathed, held and rocked, and lovingly laid to rest with many mourners (including many police officers and detectives), prayers, music, and a white dove released into the air (a donated service by an area woman). This organization has been a catalyst in getting the Safe Arms for Newborns Law passed in California (see photo). Dora, whose name means "Gift of God" was the third baby buried in the Garden of Angels on August 26, 1996.
Little Dora washed up on a Malibu beach in July of 1996. She was two years old and remained unidentified and unclaimed. The Garden of Angels organization was founded by Debi Faris, where little Dora was taken from the county morgue, given a name, bathed, held and rocked, and lovingly laid to rest with many mourners (including many police officers and detectives), prayers, music, and a white dove released into the air (a donated service by an area woman). This organization has been a catalyst in getting the Safe Arms for Newborns Law passed in California (see photo). Dora, whose name means "Gift of God" was the third baby buried in the Garden of Angels on August 26, 1996.
Inscription
Gift of God
Sponsored by Always with Love
- Maintained by: Sandra Cole McBroom
- Originally Created by: Always with Love
- Added: 15 Sep 2003
- Find a Grave Memorial ID:
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Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/7869210/dora-unknown: accessed ), memorial page for Dora Unknown (1994–1996), Find a Grave Memorial ID 7869210, citing Desert Lawn Memorial Park, Calimesa, Riverside County, California, USA; Maintained by Sandra Cole McBroom (contributor 50214347).
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