The children loved it and clung to it, and it melted with great warmth. “When she was younger, Molly was part of a biker gang. His body was a memorial tattooed with dates, names and crucifixes, all dedicated to dear friends who had died or been killed. (Gutradt 147). Molly didn't know who she was when she was younger, so she joined a gang thinking that was who she wanted to be. After that, Molly felt like she had recently been born again. “For Molly, volunteering offered a fresh start in a new place, free from the complications of her past. Here she could love simply and be of service, and the children welcomed her and kissed her. Through her friends and congregation, she raised enough money to buy a ticket to Cambodia. this would be Molly's first time leaving the United States. (Gutradt 147). A fresh start for Molly was a good thing because she wanted to dedicate her services to the children and be in need if they were ever down or sad.