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Comment on Happy Birthday, Dad by Ken Davey

Ken Davey — Wed, 10 Apr 2013 18:42:41 +0000

I played 18 @ Cordova today. Shot like hell I could hear you laughing. I love you dad. I miss you every day. Kiss mom for me. Kenneth

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Comment on One Year Later: Remembering Dean Barnett by » Missing a distinctive voice Stark Raving Love

» Missing a distinctive voice Stark Raving Love — Thu, 12 Jul 2012 18:29:34 +0000

[...] Dean Barnett would really be enjoying this ride in 2012, and would lend a valuable voice to the current debate. A voice that could help us all out today. [...]

Comment on 29 Days in 2011. by Anne

Anne — Thu, 12 Apr 2012 02:26:32 +0000

I’m so sorry that Nan had to go so soon. I really enjoyed the times I met I her, and I wish there could have been a lot more. Mike has so much respect for your mother, and still can’t believe she is gone. I’m so glad that the doctors gave you some kind of indication of time and that you were all able to be there for Nan, painful though that certainly must have been. I wasn’t there for any of the last days of my mother’s life, and I will always regret that, that I didn’t even get to say goodbye in person. My mother felt ill late December 2002 and was admitted to hospital the same day. I was able to return to England immediately, where we were given the diagnosis of cancer and a couple of days later (Christmas Eve) she came home. But at no time did anyone every indicate how serious her condition was, and they refused to answer any such question. She was given a radiotherapy appointment for a date several months in the future (naturally raising our hopes and expectations that she would be around for a while longer, and that something could be done for her), and I had to return to work in Korea on January 1st of that year. On the 28th I got a phone call ‘Your mum says she’s dying and wants her family around her.” I called her and said “I’m coming home tomorrow.” “I’m sorry sweetheart, but you aren’t going to make it in time.” I asked her to hold on, but she said she couldn’t, and that she loved me. I arrived home Jan 30th, and her bed was empty. A friend of me said of her father’s death,’you never get over it, but eventually you get used to it.’ I guess that is true, but my sister and I both agree that the house we grew up in, and where my father still lives, stopped being ‘home’ that day.

Comment on Remembering James Trentini by Bill Peterson

Bill Peterson — Fri, 21 Oct 2011 21:05:55 +0000

I still have memeroies of Jim Trentini He was my teacher at Holten richmond Junior high in 1964 He wanted things done but was fair

Comment on How to build a monster, or, How California Government feeds on itself. by theCork

theCork — Wed, 14 Sep 2011 20:34:55 +0000

Selective enforcement is nothing but thuggery. More and more that’s the pattern at every level of goverenment: Pass preposterous, onerous rules… then issue waivers to the favored.

Comment on Remembering Louise A. Lynch by saa13386

saa13386 — Mon, 12 Sep 2011 23:15:00 +0000

Today my Catholic high school did a prayer service during all theology classes for all those who lost their lives in 9-11, 10 years ago. During the prayer service, they handed around a basket with bracelets. On the bracelets were written names with ages on them; all of whom had died on 9-11. Our school did this in cooperation with other Catholic schools, but I’m so glad I was able to research Louise and find out something about the person whom I was praying for today.

Comment on Remembering Louise A. Lynch by juanitocabrone

juanitocabrone — Mon, 12 Sep 2011 18:56:11 +0000

Tiffany,

Thrilled to hear that you selected Louise’s card from the many souls lost that day.

Louise will always be the person I think of first when I think of that day. Just saw a post this morning about Louise from Newsday. A Wonderful story about her family, her daughter Maria, and Maria’s one year old son. http://longisland.newsday.com/911-anniversary/victims/Louise-Lynch

What a legacy Louise has left us.

Comment on Remembering Louise A. Lynch by Tiffany

Tiffany — Mon, 12 Sep 2011 18:32:12 +0000

Thank you for compiling Louise’s facts of life and posting this article. This past weekend, on the 10th Anniversary of the attacks, three thousand flags were on display in a small town in southern PA. It is known around here as the Healing Field. Each flag had a card with someone’s name who passed that day along with a small bio. The sea of flags was absolutely breathtaking in the most intense way. I chose to sponsor a flag for my family and, after reading many cards, I chose to sponsor Louise. What struck me on her card was the dedication she had to her daughter and it mentioned they were best friends. My little girl is three and I would be lost without her. Thankfully, through this site, I was able to learn much more about Louise and put a face to the name. Her flag is in my house with a yellow ribbon tied under the flag and a black ribbon on the top. I will never forget the events that transpired on 9/11, my children will grow up to know the truth, and Louise will be fondly remembered in our home. God Bless her family and the USA.

Comment on Remembering Andrew Jay-Hoon Kim by The Gonzo Mama

The Gonzo Mama — Sun, 11 Sep 2011 20:11:45 +0000

What a talented young man. Thank you for remembering Andrew.