On The Other Hand...
...helmets don't make one bullet-proof. We had to get his cellphone out of the body bag to find an important phone number.
This young man is survived by a gorgeous bride and a baby, if the photo in the wallet tells the story.
...helmets don't make one bullet-proof. We had to get his cellphone out of the body bag to find an important phone number.
This young man is survived by a gorgeous bride and a baby, if the photo in the wallet tells the story.
Labels: fatality, motorcycle crash
posted by Mark Lee at
8:05 PM
6 Comments:
That is so sad. :( Ty's been considering getting a motorcycle, what with the cost of gas and all. I'm not too thrilled about it but so far it hasn't really been more than a comment in passing so maybe he isn't too serious about it.
That is so sad!! Its stuff that like that makes you realize just how fragile life can be.
This particular accident was at least partially due to youth and inexperience, Shanna. Many people ride them for years without incident. But error or bad luck on a bike is punished so severely.
You're right, Jen. We've got to love our nows deeply and responsibly even as we hope for our tomorrows.
how sad for his young family..... prayers for them and thank you for serving the public this way, its not easy but it doesn't go unnoticed.
how sad; all that promise...erased.
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