Jessica’s Story
Sandra Muvdi and David W. Eiler gave birth to a healthy, normal, and beautiful baby girl on February 16, 1996. Jessie was an only child and grew up having all the privileges any child could dream of having. Both parents adored and wanted to give her the best experiences life could offer.
From birth Jessie’s mother always spoke to her in Spanish and spent Summers in Colombia with family. While she was in Colombia, Jessie bonded with family members, made new friends, and got involved in numerous activities/classes such as Spanish lessons, Colombian Folklore Dancing, Tennis, Swimming and day camps. She was growing up with exposure to two cultures and was bilingual.
Other activities Jessica got involved with throughout the years were Gymnastics, Soccer, Sunday school, and acting. She made numerous friends in her Elementary School, and in all the activities she pursued.
Jessica and her father were involved in the organization Indian Princess, and they have wonderful bonding memories from camping trips in Orlando, park visits, bowling, roller skating and making wonderful lifetime friendships. Jessie also enjoyed boating and fishing with her father, and spending time with her precious dog she named Sarah Flower.
Jessie was a bright eyed, friendly, extroverted, free spirited, outspoken, energetic, and strong-willed little girl. She lived her short 7 years with intensity as if she knew that it was all the time she had left to live. Everything she did was to the maximum; to the extreme. She was always excited to try new experiences and took advantage of every opportunity offered to her. Every day was a happy day lived to the fullest.
Jessie was like any other normal 7-year-old girl. She had many dreams and a strong desire to live and help others.
