Tanisha Palmer Born on March 13, 1981, raised in Chester Pennsylvania, the daughter of Darlene Palmer and Adolphus Adams. Tanisha Palmer’s grief journey, began July 21, 2007, after the fatal hit-and-run car accident that claimed the life of her seven-year-old son, Cherron Eric Lee Crews. After the tragic passing of her son, her life was dramatically transformed and she is now an inspiring living testimony of the goodness of God, his divine intervention, grace, and resilience throughout her grieving journey.
Her story of courageousness, and unrelenting advocacy has evolved from this unforeseen tragedy, that compelled her to move from her hometown of Chester, Pennsylvania, and migrated to Philadelphia Pa. Where she resides with her two children, Kyion Palmer & Kylee Johnson.
Born into adversity, she faced the unimaginable when her son fell victim to a fatal hit-and-run. Battling drug addiction and legal troubles, she hit rock bottom. However, fueled by a determination to transform her life, she values her continued years of clean and sober recovery lifestyle. Now, a beacon of hope, she dedicates herself to helping others, founding an organization and advocating for families affected by violence. Her journey from despair to empowerment inspires resilience and compassion.
As the founder of “In The Eyes of Grieving Mothers,” Tanisha has created an international fulcrum for families navigating the tumultuous seas of loss, offering them a compass to navigate their pain.
Tanisha’s roots in Chester PA are deep, shaping her into a formidable community figure and a Committee Member for the 10th Ward, 13th Division in Philadelphia. Her local work reflects a lifetime commitment to civic engagement and echoes her global mission of empathy and support.She embodies the voice of the community, advocating for societal change and providing a sanctuary for shared healing.
Her educational background and professional accolades, while impressive, are but a backdrop to the personal triumphs and trials that have sculpted her resolve. “In The Eyes of Grieving Mothers” is not just an initiative; it’s a global movement, cradling the legacy of children like Cherron Crews in a narrative that spans cultures and continents.
Tanisha’s mission is both a personal crusade and a collective call to action, urging the world to recognize and address the silent sorrow of child loss. She stands at the intersection of private anguish and public service, dedicating her life to ensuring that the echoes of lost children are heard around the globe, transforming personal grief into a shared journey towards healing.
“In the Eyes of Grieving Mothers offers heartfelt and comprehensive support to families navigating through grief and economic hardship. Through our support groups, community education, life-skills training, substance abuse referrals, grief resources, case management, workforce development, reentry support, food & clothing giveaways, and violence intervention/prevention, we empower and uplift families, fostering healing, resilience, and hope.”
Support Group and Story Telling
Activities (movie night, trips etc)
Parenting Classes and Life-skills Classes;
Trauma-Informed Care Services
Addiction and Recovery Support
Family Engagement
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