Today I am a little sentimental, rather yesterday, 2/19/08 as it would have been my son Brian's 34th birthday. Brian went home to his Heavenly Father on April 10, 1993.

I wanted to share with all of you Brian's opinon on obtaining World Peace. He wrote this summer of 1992, he was only 18 1/2 but I cannot believe the insight he had on this topic and how it smacks you in the face with reality of the world today.

World Peace, by Brian
"OK what we have here is something everybody wants but no one has the ability to create, World Peace. Yes, it's a possibiity for everyone of every race, religion, color class or creed. If Mahatna Ghandi were here or even Mother Theresa, they would both greatly invest in this product, unlike certain government leaders in the middle east who just care about domination. Even your mom and dad would agree that this would be a wise investment for anyone who calls themselves true Americans. Now wouldn't it be wonderful if you never had to fear the nuclear holocaust or something as simple as walking through New York at night? Now, everyone can have this product, yes even you. How much does this wonderful product cost, you'd never believe it, but it's free. Yes, free I say. Now, you may ask where can I find this product? You would never believe this but it's found inside your hearts and inside your minds so look deep for it and maybe someday it will be possible."

Hope this gives all of you all over the world some optimistic food for thought.

Lindyy - Forever Brian's Mom, I love you Brian

I lost my son as well at the age of 18, he was just starting nursing school.
He was brutally murdered.
He was beaten, he had puncture wounds to both of his testicles, then he was shot, then they put a bag over his head, and then they stuffed him in his car. He chose world peace as well
And I choose happiness

Mr. Kenneth:

Dear God my heart goes out to you. I know your son is with the Lord. Brian died as a result of a hit-n-run automobile accident, he was simply crossing the street to catch a bus.

There are no words to describe the feeling of losing a child. I truly, understand your pain. God Bless you Mr. Kenneth.

Lindyy