A Birthday Blessing for my Mom
A Birthday Blessing for my Mom
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This Birthday Blessing for Mom is a beautiful poem that tells her how much you love and need her... just what every Mom needs to hear. This one-of-a-kind birthday gift can be personalized and framed, making it a keepsake she'll cherish forever!
© Copyright 2004 Barbara D. MacAdam
- Original, copyrighted poem by Purple Wishing Gate's founder Barbara D. MacAdam
- Choose from a variety of original background artwork
- Printed on professional high-quality cardstock
- Packaged in a clear, resealable protective cover with a “To/From” label on the back leaving space for a personal note and signature
- Includes a “Bonnie Rose Card” sharing the story behind Purple Wishing Gate™
Unique to 5x7 inch
- Mounted on a high-quality 1/16 inch backing board, perfectly fitting any standard 5x7 inch frame
- Includes a 5x7 inch lavender envelope for mailing or hand delivery
Unique to 8x10 inch
- A custom window mat surrounds the print, sized to perfectly fit any standard 8x10 inch frame
- Includes an additional 1/16 inch backing board for added thickness when framing
- Optional: Add a 3-line nameplate, printed on cardstock and affixed to the bottom of the mat
In loving memory of Bonnie Rose, Purple Wishing Gate donates 10% of every order to Camp Can Do for Kids with Cancer.
Give a Blessing - Be a Blessing
Camp Can Do
A place where children facing cancer can simply be kids.
Camp Can Do is a Pennsylvania camp for children ages 8-17 who have been diagnosed with cancer and their siblings. Families attend at no cost, with volunteer doctors and nurses available around the clock so campers can safely enjoy camp and simply be kids.
Bonnie Rose attended Camp Can Do during her cancer treatment. She wanted the chance to feel like a normal child again, and the camp gave her that gift.
Her experience there had a profound impact on our family, which is why Purple Wishing Gate continues to support Camp Can Do in Bonnie's memory.
Purple Wishing Gate donates 10% of every order to Camp Can Do.
Our Inspiration
The Story of Purple Wishing Gate
The dream that inspired Purple Wishing Gate
The beloved inspiration behind Purple Wishing Gate.
After Barbara D. MacAdam's 12-year-old daughter, Bonnie Rose, passed away from cancer, Purple Wishing Gate came to Barbara in a dream.
In the dream, Barbara saw Bonnie standing behind a beautiful purple gate in what appeared to be a heavenly garden. Purple had always been Bonnie's favorite color, which made the gate seem especially fitting.
Barbara watched as Bonnie greeted people who came to the gate, but Bonnie wouldn't let them through. Instead, she listened to their wishes, wrote them on little pieces of paper, and then hurried away to give those wishes to God.
Bonnie was very busy, very happy, and very important in her new place in Heaven, helping people turn to God for what they needed.
Where wishes made are turned to prayer,
so God can keep them in His care!
In Bonnie's loving memory, giving back to children affected by cancer became part of the heart of Purple Wishing Gate.
That promise continues today: Purple Wishing Gate donates 10% of every order to Camp Can Do for Kids with Cancer. Every purchase helps us continue Bonnie's legacy while sharing a blessing with someone you love.
Thank you for allowing your order to be part of that mission.
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Wow!! Thank you so much for a beautifully framed poem for my mom on her birthday!! It made it safe in shipping with your careful attention to wrapping it in bubble wrap.
Your personal note of thanks was a sweet surprise 💗
My heart aches and I pray for comfort to go out to you and your family for the loss of your daughter.
My son passed away 3 days after birth due to a heart condition we didn't know about in 2010, I truly understand and have much compassion for you all.🩵
May your heart be warmed with how truly special this gift means for our family, especially coming from you💐
Jennifer Baxter
Well Jennifer, I hardly know where to begin. One thing I know for sure is that your Mom is blessed to have you as her daughter, and I hope she had a beautiful birthday. I'm glad her framed birthday blessing made it in one piece, along with my little note. It was my pleasure. Finally, I am so sorry that you lost your son so shortly after he was born. It's a loss that no parent should have to endure, but we survive with the help of the Lord. I wish you all the best and look forward to providing you with many more gifts in the future. Thank you.