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Martina McBride was Ashley’s Wish

by Shelley, March 6, 2008

“She was so glad to be alive. She was a butterfly” - the lyrics from Ashley’s favorite song - sung by her special hero, Country-pop singer Martina McBride. Ashley had always dreamt of one day seeing Martina in a live concert.


Young, sweet Ashley - who after a valiant struggle with muscular dystrophy - has sadly passed on. But, her “dream come true” wish was granted by each of you who support the Kids Wish Network. Proof Positive - we can quietly, honorably provide joy and happiness for our vulnerable, sick children.

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Thank you for supporting a child’s wish. Dreams can come true - thanks to you. Let’s do this together.

“You should see her fly, it’s almost magical.”
In memory of Ashley

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3 Responses to “Martina McBride was Ashley’s Wish”

  1. [...] to my charity and give them a donation, or if you’d like to know more about their work, the Kids Wish Network Blog has a great video that went live [...]

    Posted by: Simon Heseltine » Blog Archive » The Good, The Bad, and the not so Ugly on March 7th, 2008 at 8:37 am

  2. I loved this video it brought tears to my eyes when it said she passed on. I will ask everyone i know to donate!!!!

    R.I.P Ashley Maitt

    Posted by: Ashley on March 28th, 2008 at 6:24 pm

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