About Us
Only See Relief
Only See Relief is a Milwaukee, WI based 501(c)(3) charitable organization dedicated to supporting mothers who have lost a child, along with their families and surviving children. We offer a safe, supportive environment to share experiences, keep our loved one's memory alive, process grief and implement ways to promote healing, build connections and thrive in their community and lives after loss.
Kadeidra Hayes
I am Kadeidra, I go by DeDe. I am the Founder and President of
Only See Relief Grief Support and Services, Inc.
With over 15 years of experience as a Paralegal, I built my career around advocacy, service, and helping others through difficult circumstances. I can't think of anything more difficult than saying goodbye to your child, that fractures the heart in ways words could never fully explain. It's important to me that my daughters- Jayla and Kenadi - are proud of the woman I am and I can inspire them to be strong, walk in their purpose, and uplift others as we navigate life together with this hole in our hearts.
Through OSR, I am dedicated to creating safe spaces for healing, honoring the lives of children lost too soon, and ensuring that grieving mothers and families never feel alone in their journey. I feel like through this service, I can heal myself in the process.
Read more about my story on the Founder's Story page.
Tracey Bradley
I am Tracey Bradley, I serve as the Vice President of Only See Relief, bringing compassion, resilience, and a deep personal understanding of grief to the organization’s mission.
My commitment to supporting grieving families is rooted in my own life experiences. Just ten days before the passing of my beloved grandson, David Stribling Jr.—whose life inspired the founding of Only See Relief—I endured the heartbreaking loss of my son, Richard Bradley II. Experiencing two profound losses in such a short period of time has strengthened my passion for helping others navigate the challenges of grief and healing.
With more than 20 years of dedicated professional service in my career, I am known for my unwavering work ethic, reliability, and commitment to excellence. I believe that when you commit to something, you give it
your all—a principle that I carry into every aspect of my work with Only See Relief.
As VP, I am dedicated to providing encouragement, understanding, and hope to grieving mothers and families. Through my personal journey and compassionate leadership, I strive to ensure that no one has to walk through grief alone.
“Grief may change our lives forever, but so can love, support, and the strength we find in one another.”
Latoya Christian
My name is Latoya Christian and I am the Treasurer at Only See Relief, I provide financial oversight to ensure accountability, compliance, and transparency in decision-making.
I am a seasoned business professional with over 17 years of experience, specializing in risk management, strategic financial planning, and regulatory compliance.
I have a Master of Business Administration (MBA) from Cardinal Stritch University, where I enhanced my knowledge in strategic thinking, effective communication, critical thinking and problem solving.
Rachael Wingo
As the Secretary for O.S.R. my role is quiet but deeply meaningful to me. I work behind the scenes to keep our paperwork, records, and administrative systems organized so that every part of our mission can run smoothly.
I may not be the one who speaks directly with the mothers we serve, but I support them in another way, by making sure the details are handled with care. I manage documents, maintain files, prepare forms, and keep our internal processes steady and reliable. My work helps create the structure that allows our team to focus fully on supporting grieving families.
Kendall Means, Esq.
A native of Detroit, Michigan, Kendall Means has long been driven by a commitment to effective advocacy and expanding access to support for underserved communities. Her volunteer and leadership experience includes volunteering with Lotus Legal Clinic, providing legal aid to survivors of human trafficking, volunteering through the Expungement and Pardon Clinic with Marquette Volunteer Legal Clinics, and serving as Managing Editor for the 2022–2023 edition of the Midwest Black Law Students Association Journal of Law and Policy.
Kendall is passionate about building stronger communities through service, meaningful advocacy, and creating spaces where individuals and families feel supported through difficult circumstances. She currently practices as a commercial litigation and employment attorney.