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Heartbreaking image from Evans memorial service: (Original Post)
tblue37
Apr 2021
OP
And the poor little boy. I felt like he was sometimes trying to hide behind that mask.
Treefrog
Apr 2021
#4
So tragic. Never imagined so many criminals and deranged people. Nothing can replace him.
Evolve Dammit
Apr 2021
#6
Harker
(14,010 posts)1. Beauty arising from ugliness and horror. n/t
Karadeniz
(22,492 posts)2. Eyes stinging at their unnecessary loss...
malaise
(268,885 posts)3. That was when they were singing Bridge over Troubled Water
Treefrog
(4,170 posts)4. And the poor little boy. I felt like he was sometimes trying to hide behind that mask.
What a horrendous tragedy for them in their young lives.
Mickju
(1,800 posts)5. My heart breaks.
calimary
(81,194 posts)7. No kidding.
Mine too.
Evolve Dammit
(16,723 posts)6. So tragic. Never imagined so many criminals and deranged people. Nothing can replace him.
perfessor
(265 posts)8. When my brother died
... many years ago (he was 25) - for weeks after, I would cry at stories in the paper involving someone's death. I KNEW what their loved ones were going through, their feeling of senseless sudden loss - I felt it too. And I feel it now. Very sad.
BobTheSubgenius
(11,562 posts)9. Perhaps I'm completely wrong here, but I'm going to say it anyway.
I know people are interested and empathetic, but do we really need a minute-by-minute chronicle of the family and their pain and sorrow? I find it to be on the voyeuristic and intrusive side. Look how intimate and personal that picture is. If that were my family, I wouldn't want to share it with the world.