INDIANAPOLIS -- On this Easter Sunday, you may have found some random Easter eggs around town filled with notes.

If so, you can thank the family of Maddie Ross.

Maddie was born with Spina Bifida and passed away in 2014. Her mom says she was always smiling.

So to keep her memory alive, her family puts on random acts of kindness throughout the year.

This Easter, they filled baskets, plants and 200 eggs with powerful inspiring notes and placed them throughout the city for families to find.

"Maddie had such a contagious smile. Anybody that has ever met Maddie, knew her would always remember her. I mean, she touched so many lives," Maddie's mom Paula Strauss said.

The family has created an organization called Maddie Smiles. They have danced to raise money for pediatricA Conversation with Neil Gaiman

Neil Gaiman joins Doug for a conversation in front of a live audience at the Eccles Center for the Performing Arts in Park City.

The author Neil Gaiman has always wanted to be a writer. As a child, he wanted to be the author of great books, but not just any books: he wanted to be the author of The Lord of the Rings. Those books were already penned, so, as an adult, he wrote his own great works of fable and fantasy, books like Coraline, American Gods, and Sandman. Monday, we're airing a conversation we had with Neil Gaiman over the weekend. We talked with him about his passion for storytelling, about where he gets his ideas, and about beekeeping.

Doug interviewed Neil Gaiman at