Walk with me is devoted to giving practical, financial and emotional support to families who are learning to live in the wake of their child’s death prior to or shortly after birth. It is our mission to provide refuge for grieving families and help them break through barriers that stand in the way of hope.
Our Team
Jamie Stewart
Kelley Kuhn
Michael Corbisiero
Amber Chardavoyne
Stephanie Olson
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Jamie is a Colorado native and has been married to her husband Andy since 2009. Together they have three beautiful children - their first born, Logan, his little brother, Sullivan, and their newest arrival, Emersyn Grace. She believes with all her heart the best gift she has ever been given is being a Mom. It is the most beautifully challenging thing she has ever done, but also the most rewarding. In a busy life full of so many distractions, her faith and her family remain at the top of her priority list.
When she is not at home with her kids, you can find her at her salon studio. She has had a career in hair since 2005 and feels honored to have a job where she can use her talents to help people feel more confident about themselves on a daily basis.
Since the loss of Logan in 2012, she has devoted her time and resources to helping families through the death of an infant. Her heart and desire is to be with the broken and help them grieve and heal as graciously as possible. WWM is certainly not a ministry she would have ever dreamed to be a part prior to her son's death - but nonetheless - something that without a doubt she now feels called to do.
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Kelley Kuhn is a native born Colorado girl. She currently lives in Conifer with her husband Eric and their three girls Sydney, Brooklyn and Zoe. She enjoys being outdoors with her crew hiking, camping, and rafting.
After the loss of her baby nephew Logan in 2012, Kelley felt a pull to share her experience with others, in hopes of encouraging them to choose to rally around the ones they love in times of loss and grief.
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Michael is a passionate developer of people with a deep heart for helping others. Born in Arizona, Michael spent his childhood moving all across the US until settling in Colorado for the past 20 years. He holds a bachelor's degree in Chemical and Biochemical Engineering from the Colorado of Mines, a master’s degree in Rehabilitation Science from University of Colorado Anschutz, and is currently pursuing a doctorate degree. Michael has a vast array of experience over the past 10 years in the non-profit, education, engineering, and medical fields. In his free time, he enjoys playing board games, traveling across the world, and getting into all sorts of shenanigans with his wife, family, and friends.
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A Colorado native, Amber is a momma bear to 3 boys- 2 on earth, and 1 in heaven. A self-proffesed "gym-rat" Amber is passionate about fitness, and nutrition, and aspires to one day compete in body-building. Amber is active in her community. When she's not tackling her boys, or lifting weights at the gym- you'll likely find her at church, where she is a service leader, or at a coffee shop making new connections and loving on friends.
Eternally changed by the death of her second son, Mason, in 2009 - Amber has felt strongly led to walk with others on this path, in hopes of inspiring them to find purpose behind their pain. She feels incredibly humbled to be invited into the stories of grieving families, and considers it a great honor to join them on this journey.
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A Colorado native, Stephanie graduated from the University of Colorado Boulder with a degree in molecular biology. She then spent 7+ years with the Colorado Genetics Laboratory where she gained an extensive background in cytogenetics. This experience has given Stephanie the understanding of the science behind the diseases caused by changes in our genetics.
Through her friendship with Jamie and Andy, Stephanie has a unique perspective of the devastating effects of losing a child on a personal level. She now has two children of her own that she is able to stay at home with and hopes that her down time from parenting can be used in any capacity to help grow Walk with Me and ultimately serve and heal the broken hearts of the Walk with Me families.
Our Board of Directors
Andy Stewart
Aime Meyers
Justin Woodside
Aaron Becker
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Andy is a Colorado Native who grew up loving everything it's beautiful mountains have to offer. If he able to get a break in his very busy schedule you will find him skiing, golfing, or watching the Broncos win - hopefully.
He graduated from the University of Colorado with a BS in Civil Engineering in 2008 and still works as a full-time Civil Engineer.
He met his wife Jamie in college in 2004 and married her five years later in 2009. He is the proud father of two boys - Logan and Sullivan, and a little girl - Emersyn (who has him wrapped around her cute little finger). According to Sullivan, Andy is great at making banana pancakes, building forts, and wrestling. He also has a love-hate relationship with their very cute - yet terribly misbehaved - dog O.E. Bells (and no he did not pick the name and does not take credit for their dog's behavior).
When Andy lost Logan in 2012, he realized the gap there is in our society when it comes to grieving fathers. Through his own experience he has learned just how important it is to have support - and for a man that can be difficult to find. Together with Jamie, he decided to take a leap of faith and start Walk With Me, to try to fill the gap he personally experienced. He hopes the life of his sweet son can make a difference in our world, one family at a time.
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Amie Myers is a dedicated educator with over 20 years of experience in the education sector, specializing in event planning and program development for non-profits and schools. She has a strong track record of organizing impactful events that unite communities and support educational initiatives.
Amie holds a Bachelor's degree in Elementary Education with an emphasis on English and Language Arts, and a Master's degree in Education Administration, both from Ball State University. Her experience working with non-profits has equipped her with the skills to manage fundraising, volunteer coordination, and community outreach effectively.
Having lived in Indiana, Belgium, and Colorado, Amie brings a broad cultural perspective to her work. She and her husband, Ryan, have three beautiful daughters, which fuels her passion for creating meaningful, supportive environments for families.
Amie is especially committed to working with "Walk with Me" families, where she looks forward to helping plan and organize events that honor their loss, provide a space for their grief, and encourage healing and hope. As a member of the Board of Directors, she is dedicated to ensuring the organization’s efforts make a lasting impact on the families and communities they serve.
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Justin is a Colorado native, raised on the west side of Denver, and a graduate of Biola University. His vocational path has consistently aligned with his passion for ministry, community, and business development. For over 15 years, Justin and his wife have dedicated themselves to various ministry roles while raising their four children. Throughout his career, Justin has had the privilege of serving diverse communities, including orphans in Southeast Asia, individuals experiencing homelessness in Denver, and youth through camp programs. He now serves as the Executive Director of Preston Ranch Ministries, where he leads with vision, compassion, and a deep commitment to Christ-centered service. With a particular heart for the adoptive and foster care communities, Justin remains dedicated to using his gifts to serve the Lord faithfully through his leadership.
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Volunteer + Support Team
At the heart of Walk With Me is a remarkable team of volunteers and supporters who make our mission possible. From our compassionate family advocates who walk alongside grieving families, to our talented seamstress who handcrafts weighted bears with care and love, every role is deeply valued. Our operations lead keeps us moving forward with clarity and coordination, while our content creators help share stories of hope, healing, and remembrance. We’re also incredibly grateful for our extended support network of family and friends who show up time and time again, and for our dedicated events and fundraising team whose hard work sustains our programs year after year. Together, this community is the lifeblood of Walk With Me—each person offering their time, talent, and heart to ensure no family walks through loss alone. While we wish we could capture every face in a photo, please know how deeply seen, appreciated, and essential you are to this mission.