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Thursday 21 October 2010
Tragedy of Sherman Oaks continued
At the prayer service held on Wednesday morning at the highschool Conor attended, people seemed lost. Shannon King of the school told one reporter, "The whole campus has been very quiet."
My young son and I moved this past summer. While Sherman Oaks seems safer and nicer than Van Nuys, it is this amateur reporter's conclusion that no city is safe. I follow in my father's sentiment on that. Become an advocate for your towne and help any way you can to make your city an even nicer and safer place to reside. It can be done. Get the awareness out! Please. No more grieving mothers! No more dead kids, taken out in their ultimate prime! So sad. He looks a bit like my sons. And this is my plight. For WHO REALLY KNOWS where true safety lives? -SD Roads
To Pay Our Respects - A Local Tragedy
As I sit here in this cozy little coffee shop, so cozy I am served my decaf in a Christmas coffee cup, I reflect. Tragedy has struck our fair city. Conor Lynch, 16, of Notre Dame High, resident of sweet and cozy Sherman Oaks, has been hit by an 18 year old female of Van Nuys. I will not be posting her name. (Excuse me as I sip softly the warm concoction from my holiday cup.)
Conor, a local athlete and junior of his highschool, was running with his running mates of the cross country sect, in an afternoon workout, not far from campus. He was fatally injured at approximately 3:45 p.m. as the driver continued on for reasons unknown at this time. Two lives ruined, one destroyed.
Conor's doting mother would often follow him in her vehicle to insure his safety. NOW, questions arise about the safety of cross country? Now? In this day and age, it is not safe to participate in that extra curricular activity. The ever loving mom had the right idea.
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-SD
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