Angels Island first memorialized the death of the three Milberg children who died tragically at the ages of 5, 5, & 11 in a horrific automobile accident. We began reaching out to other families whose children were ushered home by God at an exceptionally early age. It started with one piece of equipment; a wooden pirate ship hand-built by one man from Tennessee. The park was now on the map. It gradually grew with donations from all over the five-state area. 

Today Angels Island is abundant with flowers, shrubs, memorial spaces for each child, a garden that honors babies who were never granted the opportunity to grow into toddlers. There are swings, and slides, climbing structures, playhouses, a gazebo and picnic tables. The community utilizes the space for birthday parties, graduations, wedding receptions, and family pictures. There is a plethora of amazing public activities that transpire at the playground...