Contact Us

St. Louis Chapter Contact –

The contact line rings in a volunteer’s home. The phone typically goes to an answering machine and calls are returned as soon as possible. To inquire about or receive printed resource materials or for information about the BPUSA St. Louis Chapter and groups use the appropriate contact number below:

Mike Francisco ~ Chapter Leader
Jeanne Francisco ~ Chapter Leader
P. O. Box 1115
St. Peters, MO 63376
(636) 233-8490 

~ Business Meeting
~ Printed Resource Materials
~ Data Base Changes

There are currently 2 Parent Groups and 1 Sibling Group under the St. Louis Chapter umbrella.
To contact a group facilitator near you contact:

Mike & Jeanne Francisco
St. Peters Group
(636) 947-9403

Elizabeth Werner – email
Washington Group
(636) 390-4422

Jacque Glaeser
West County Group          This meeting is on pause, please refer to emails.     (636) 394-3122

For more details visit the Meeting Locations page.

Other Missouri and Illinois Chapters

Little Egypt Chapter, IL

3rd Saturday of the month
Christian Covenant Fellowship Church
1025 South Division Street
Carterville, IL 62918

Mona Shemwell
(618) 988-8209 

Tri-County Chapter

2nd Thursday 7 pm
First Baptist Church
402 North Missouri Street
Potosi, MO 63664

Brenda Wilson
(573) 438-4559

email 

Southern Illinois Chapter

2nd Sunday 2 pm – 3 pm
Prince of Peace Lutheran Church
3205 Broadway
Mt. Vernon, IL 62864

Linda D Mlot
email  

Database and Mailing List – to add, change or delete someone from the mailing list, please contact the chapter contact:

Mike Francisco database and mailing list (636) 947-9403         

Newsletter – to submit articles or delete someone from the mailing list, please contact the newsletter Editor: Marilyn Kister Newsletter Editor   For more details visit the Newsletter page         

Candlelight Presentation – to inquire about Candlelight, to RSVP or submit your child’s picture for the slide presentation contact: Mike Francisco Contact Person (636) 947-9403   For more details visit the Candlelight page.

 

 

Communication is the key to
survival for
bereaved parents
Talk to someone!

And through all the tears,

and the sadness
and the pain,
comes the one thought
that can make me
internally smile again:
   I have Loved!

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The first time a memory
slides over us like a wave
of warmth,
we have turned the
corner of our grief.