When Grief Met Grace: Finding God's Peace after Losing a Child

When Grief Met Grace is a deeply personal and faith-filled journey through the unimaginable loss of a child.

When Geri Willich lost her 25-year-old son, Ricky, to an epileptic seizure, her world stopped. What followed was shock, anger, questions, and the kind of grief that feels unnatural and overwhelming. But in the middle of devastation, she encountered something unexpected — the steady presence of God.

This is not a theology textbook. It is not a clinical grief manual. It is the honest story of a mother who wrestled with God, questioned her faith, and slowly discovered a peace that did not erase the pain but carried her through it.

Written for grieving mothers and fathers, this book speaks to the guilt, the “what if” questions, the sleepless nights, and the quiet ache that lingers long after the funeral. It offers hope without minimizing sorrow and faith without denying the struggle.

If you are walking through the loss of a child, this book was written for you.

You are not alone.
There is still breath in your lungs for a reason.
And God is not finished with your story.