background for a mission statement on a Foundation (the Peapod Foundation) set up in memory of my daughter Lauren murdered last year

I am Lauren's mom. When she was young one of the books she liked best - actually a series of books maybe 6 in all - was about a family of opossums (mom, dad, and 6 children the youngest a little girl opossum called Peapod. Peapod always wore pink and her personality was actually very similar to Lauren's; amazing energy, an "I can lick the world with one hand tied behind my back" attitude, always first in line to try something new, a quick learner. The similarities were striking to me and so I began to called Lauren "Peapod". As the years passed her siblings also began using Peapod; her friends did too. As with all names, even nicknames, they can be shortened for convenience sake so Peapod became Poddy, Pod, Podster.....quite a variety actually. Lauren enjoyed the name and it became every bit a part of her identity. Lauren was a New York City science/biology teacher and a world traveler. Every school break, every summer vacation she was on the move. Poddy had an insatiable wanderlust and used all of her travels as lesson plans for her students. Lauren was brutally attacked and left for dead on July 2nd 2018. She had gone to Mexico - Playa Del Carmen and Tulume in order to observe the baby sea turtles leave their sandy birthing pits and march by the hundreds to the sea. We air-lifted her back to the States (Florida) where she died of her injuries on July 25th. The family has just started the Peapod Foundation in her memory. I want the mission statement to be written on a standard piece of 8x11 white paper. I want a fairly narrow pink border on all 4 sides and in very light pink I want randomly placed small opossum tracks all over the page right to the edge of the paper. I've been able to find pictures of opossum tracks on Google search (Critter Control). I want the tracks to measure about 3/8" x 5/8" and be light enough so that the integrity of the mission statement is not disrupted but dark enough so that if you look closely you can see what they are; but you'll need to look closely. Obviously this means a great deal to me. I hope someone will be able to help me out