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    Angry Death of a Child

    To the SBR Staff and posters I know this is not the type of thing that is normally posted here but it is an out let for me. Fell free to delete, read, respond, or just tell ,me not to do it but I need to get this off my chest.
    On Friday 5-02-08 at 2 P.M. Central time we will bury a 15 your old child here in the small town of Texas were I live (POP under 2000) I know that this type of thing happens everyday every place but this one struck close to home. For some unknown reason this young lady felt it was necessary to leave this earth and shot and killed her self. To our family it was just not some kid she that lived here she was a track runner,B-ball player, in the Drama club and this year was named along with my daughter as varsity Drill team memember.
    She was the captain of my girls squad. And my nephews step sons girlfriend I want to ask of you is not only of prayers for her and here family but I have a
    FAVOR of each and everyone of you . Most of the time in this life style of ours all that matters is line,odds who won by how much and how much am I up or down. Not what is really important and that is family But I know most of , if not all of us have someone in our lives that means the world to us. So sometime today grab that child or wife,husband or family member and tell them YOU LOVE THEM it may be the last time you ever get to. I know we can no longer say this to R.F of Whitewright Texas.


    Thank-you and god bless

    Junkman733
    Last edited by junkman773; 05-02-08 at 02:19 AM.

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    That is incredibly sad. Always the model student or someone you least expect to do it too, my condolences to her family.

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    Will keep her and her loved ones in my prayers.
    Take it easy JM

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    Yeah sorry to hear this... My 6 mo year old son died in 2005 and I haven't been the same since.. Its rough

    God Bless that girl and her family.. Hits home

    SBR Founder Join Date: 11/16/2005


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    Sorry to hear that Junkman...I am always saddened by these type of things. My best wishes to her family as well as everyone else that knew her.

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    Quote Originally Posted by imgv94 View Post
    Yeah sorry to hear this... My 6 mo year old son died in 2005 and I haven't been the same since.. Its rough
    Sorry to hear that as well bud. Extremely saddened by that as well.

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    The world sucks sometime dude.. When children are hurt it's never fair

    SBR Founder Join Date: 11/16/2005


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    Quote Originally Posted by imgv94 View Post
    Yeah sorry to hear this... My 6 mo year old son died in 2005 and I haven't been the same since.. Its rough

    God Bless that girl and her family.. Hits home
    man thats the worst, sorry

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    I agree with that imgv...extremely unfair how things work sometimes. One of my best buds was in Iraq/Afgan for a couple of years in the Army. He finally finished his term and was back home for 38 days before he died when my other bud swerved to miss a deer and flipped the SUV on it's roof going about 60 mph but yet I rolled my mustang at 110 drunk as hell and was able to walk away with just a single cut. Just seems so unfair for his family and friends.

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    Quote Originally Posted by diogee View Post
    I agree with that imgv...extremely unfair how things work sometimes. One of my best buds was in Iraq/Afgan for a couple of years in the Army. He finally finished his term and was back home for 38 days before he died when my other bud swerved to miss a deer and flipped the SUV on it's roof going about 60 mph but yet I rolled my mustang at 110 drunk as hell and was able to walk away with just a single cut. Just seems so unfair for his family and friends.

    Wow dude, life was must be interesting for you. Cause you could of easily been dead, or even more so paralyzed.. Wow


    Sorry to hear about your friends man.. R.I.P

    SBR Founder Join Date: 11/16/2005


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    Junkman, my deepest condolences to you and her family. I will keep her in my prayers. It's a shame to read things like this, and I'll be praying to god for you to have the strength to get through this terrible situation.

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    Quote Originally Posted by imgv94 View Post
    Wow dude, life was must be interesting for you. Cause you could of easily been dead, or even more so paralyzed.. Wow


    Sorry to hear about your friends man.. R.I.P
    Definitely brought a new perspective on life. That is the car that I have pictured in my myspace. I've had a couple of times like that where I should have been a goner.

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    Junkman , gyno, and dio. Sorry for your losses guys. I've been fortunate that the people around me are still pretty healthy. Gotta be a tough thing losing someone so young

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    Quote Originally Posted by diogee View Post
    Definitely brought a new perspective on life. That is the car that I have pictured in my myspace. I've had a couple of times like that where I should have been a goner.
    Wow more than once.. You lucky sonofagun

    SBR Founder Join Date: 11/16/2005


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    Quote Originally Posted by diogee View Post
    Definitely brought a new perspective on life. That is the car that I have pictured in my myspace. I've had a couple of times like that where I should have been a goner.
    Dio, you seem like a smart fellow. Don't seem like the type that would make dumb decisions and put your life and others in danger by driving drunk.

    cee = disappointed in dio

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    Quote Originally Posted by imgv94 View Post
    Wow more than once.. You lucky sonofagun
    Yeah I ran out of gas on the side of the interstate about a year before that and got out to loosen the gas cap on the side of the road since I was about half a mile from the exit to the gas station...just trying to see if I could get enough fuel to drop down to get me there. Right after I got the cap off I hear a noise that sounded like a semi horn so dove back into the car just as some asswipe in his pickup hit the rear corner of the car and down the side...he took the door off right after I dove in the car. Scared the Shit out of me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cee View Post
    Dio, you seem like a smart fellow. Don't seem like the type that would make dumb decisions and put your life and others in danger by driving drunk.

    cee = disappointed in dio
    I know Cee...absolutely terrible. I was a lot more party and less brains before I turned 21 and regret plenty of that. I preach to my younger siblings about it all the time. I was disappointed in myself because I could have easily killed someone else....not even close to being worth it. That would be the absolute worst thing to have to live with. Definitely a dumb thing to do and I will never drive drunk again and always give my buds a ride home whenever they are out drinking.

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    Quote Originally Posted by diogee View Post
    I know Cee...absolutely terrible. I was a lot more party and less brains before I turned 21 and regret plenty of that. I preach to my younger siblings about it all the time. I was disappointed in myself because I could have easily killed someone else....not even close to being worth it. That would be the absolute worst thing to have to live with. Definitely a dumb thing to do and I will never drive drunk again and always give my buds a ride home whenever they are out drinking.
    That's good to hear bud, learning from your mistakes is the key. Nice to know u rallied yourself and even help your buds get home ok. Where's the link to the pics of your car?

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    Quote Originally Posted by diogee View Post
    http://viewmorepics.myspace.com/inde...mageID=1184183
    That is the only pic I still have of it.
    Man, the car was crushed so much i thought it was a mercury sable instead of a stang. Wowowoowow

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    Yeah I just held on to the steering wheel for dear life once it spun up on the nose and I could see the road in front of the windshield. The only thing I got out of it was a small puncture on my right foot and a 3 inch gash in my right thigh where the e-brake handle ripped my leg open when I was thrown to the passenger side from the last barrel roll.

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    Quote Originally Posted by diogee View Post
    Yeah I just held on to the steering wheel for dear life once it spun up on the nose and I could see the road in front of the windshield. The only thing I got out of it was a small puncture on my right foot and a 3 inch gash in my right thigh where the e-brake handle ripped my leg open when I was thrown to the passenger side from the last barrel roll.
    Hopefully i never experience things like that. Basically the same as sliding on ice where u have no control and just hope u pull out of it ok.

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    Yeah that feeling of being out of control on the ice sucks bad...tons of people go through that here since a lot of them come from Texas and Arizona. Definitely teaches safer driving though.

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    Quote Originally Posted by junkman773 View Post
    To the SBR Staff and posters I know this is not the type of thing that is normally posted here but it is an out let for me. Fell free to delete, read, respond, or just tell ,me not to do it but I need to get this off my chest.
    On Friday 5-02-08 at 2 P.M. Central time we will bury a 15 your old child here in the small town of Texas were I live (POP under 2000) I know that this type of thing happens everyday every place but this one struck close to home. For some unknown reason this young lady felt it was necessary to leave this earth and shot and killed her self. To our family it was just not some kid she that lived here she was a track runner,B-ball player, in the Drama club and this year was named along with my daughter as varsity Drill team memember.
    She was the captain of my girls squad. And my nephews step sons girlfriend I want to ask of you is not only of prayers for her and here family but I have a
    FAVOR of each and everyone of you . Most of the time in this life style of ours all that matters is line,odds who won by how much and how much am I up or down. Not what is really important and that is family But I know most of , if not all of us have someone in our lives that means the world to us. So sometime today grab that child or wife,husband or family member and tell them YOU LOVE THEM it may be the last time you ever get to. I know we can no longer say this to R.F of Whitewright Texas.


    Thank-you and god bless

    Junkman733

    Thats about as bad as it gets. I'm terribly sorry for the loss that your community has suffered. Nothing can help this but time, so if you need to vent/talk at any point, you have my email and you can have my phone # as well; I'll be there to get from one moment to the next with you at any time. Im sorry bud.


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    This is horrible to read about...Junkman, I offer my deepest condolences. IMGV as well. I can't even begin to imagine what you went through, and still are going through, and I'm deeply sorry. You must be an incredibly strong individual.....

    SBR Founder Join Date: 9/21/2005


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    Man, I think we've all had close calls and lost people close to us. What's important is that we're not alone. So sad about that girl. Teen years are tough and suicide may be the most painful way to lose a child. I feel for her parents and everyone around her that must be thinking "I should have known and helped her." Gah...I don't even know what else to say. I'm sorry for all of your losses.

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    Junkyard, my heart and prayers goes out for you, your family, the girl's family and the whole commnunity. No one will will go untouched.

    IMGV...my heart just broke for you and I'm sending you a huge e-hug. There is nothing worse for a parent to go through.

    Dio, I am sorry for the loss of your friend.

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    Thanks to everyone for their kind thoughts.. When reading threads like this it really makes sportsbetting seem less important.

    God Bless everyone in this thread.

    SBR Founder Join Date: 11/16/2005


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    Damn.... I am very sorry to everyone in this thread that shared their own personal stories.... God Bless and stay strong

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    Thank you to all, the day is almost done and now the healing can start,but please rememeber the favor I asked of all! Tell someone you love em you may not get that chance again. God Bless and thanks

    BOL
    Junk

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    Great idea junk..

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    Junk,

    Thanks for sharing this with us. Sometimes we all need a little reminder of how fragile life is and we should not ever take anything for granted.

    I will pray a special prayer for her family and for you and your community as well.

    I also live in a small town, and my former coach, who was now the principal just died a few months ago. He was 45 yrs old and had a daughter thats a Sr at the High School where he was the principal.

    He was seriously LOVED by every person who ever met him and knew the names of almost all 1500 kids in the High School. He was a go-getter and was at every function in the whole district, it seemed.

    He died while working out on an elliptical on his daughter's birthday! It was a sad time for the community. My family owns the local funeral home and we conducted the services for him. It was so sad but I was happy to be there for his distraught family during this time.

    I'm gonna run, I don't want to hijack this thread because the message of Junkman is SO REAL. I am going to tell my fiance how much she means to me.

    Best wishes Junk!

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    Thats sad to hear junkman. My thoughts will be with the family. May I ask, what town in Texas? Just wondering if it is close by to where I am.

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    Sad news. I had a friend that jumped off a building and died leaving a wife and two kids alone. I still don't understand it.

    Always live your life like is your last day on earth and hug and kiss your kids every day.

    My condolenses to junkman and friends.

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