KallMeKris
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5,731 appearances
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first heard Jan 2026
last heard 10 Jun
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And so did time in the garden, because those were the moments where she could think about Mariah and feel something other than pain.
But the dread came just as frequently.
And Eric took up gravel cycling after Mo's death.
And it was his way of staying connected to her.
And Matt began writing poetry.
The family filed a wrongful death suit
And Caitlin Armstrong didn't appear at the hearing and a court awarded a default judgment of $15 million and $5 million to Karen and $5 billion to Eric and $5 million to exemplary damages.
And in July of 2024, the Wilsons filed a second suit against Armstrong, her sister, her mother, and Colin Strickland, alleging that properties and bank accounts had been transferred into other names to prevent the family from collecting what they were owed.
And in 2023, the Wilsons then channeled their grief into something lasting that we talked about before, which was the founding of the Mariah Wilson Foundation.
And Eric runs it as president, and Matt holds the vice president role, and Karen is on the board of directors.
It's a family project built from a family's loss, but its goal is straightforward, get kids into sports who wouldn't have the chance on their own.
cycling and skiing sit at the center of that mission, which are the two things Mo loved most.
And Eric said, quote, in the first few years, we've been able to give out over $140,000 to various organizations, unquote.
And every year, the foundation hosts a ride for Mo at Kingdom Trails in Linden, Vermont.
And these are the same trails where Mo grew up.
But what Mo left behind lives in her own words.
And in 2015, she wrote that she wanted to, quote, be the kind of person that picks other people up when they fall down, who's there for people when they need support, encouragement, and inspiration, unquote.
By 2022, she'd put her purpose into words.
She wanted to, quote, inspire people to ride bikes and be active and promote positive body image awareness for women and female athletes in particular.
When you love something so much to the point where you fully committed, you make the choice and the risk sort of becomes irrelevant because even if you fail, it will have been worth it, unquote.
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