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May We Never Forget
In Memory Of:
My Writing at the Lullaby for Columbine Project -
From 4/19 to 9/11 (Winter of 2001)
Leaving 9/11 behind (Winter 2002)
Rachel Scott, 17
Daniel Rohrbough, 15
William David “Dave” Sanders, 47 (Teacher)
Cassie Bernall, 17
Steven Curnow, 14
Corey DePooter, 17
Kelly Fleming, 16
Matthew Kechter, 16
Daniel Mauser, 15
Isaiah Shoels, 18
John Tomlin, 16
Lauren Townsend, 18
Kyle Velasquez, 16
Injured:
Brian Anderson, 17
Richard Castaldo, 17
Jennifer Doyle, 17
Stephen Austin Eubanks, 16
Sean Graves, 15
Makai Hall, 17
Anne Marie Hochhalter, 17
Patrick Ireland, 17
Michael Johnson, 15
Mark Kintgen, 17
Lance Kirklin, 16
Lisa Kreutz, 18
Stephanie Munson, 17
Patricia Nielson, 35 (Teacher)
Nicole Nowlen, 16
Jeanna Park, 18
Kasey Ruegsegger, 17
Valeen Schnurr, 18
Daniel Steepleton, 17
Mark Taylor, 17
Evan Todd, 15
koko
/ May 6, 2007you made a mistake by the columbine you forgot to add eric and dillion they died to
adeLay
/ May 6, 2007For the time being, I don’t recognize them as victims. They murdered these people. I will not memorialize them.
koko
/ May 6, 2007thats like saying only 781 people died on the 2 planes that hit the world trade center and not counting the 19 hijaker
adeLay
/ May 6, 2007Well.
You’re right. I wouldn’t count the hijackers because they’re killers. Murderers. Scum of the Earth. Bottom feeding lick the bottom of my boot type of people that I wouldn’t have any respect for anyway. The terrorists that killed those people deserve nothing from me. No grief, no sympathy and no counting of their lives in the final death toll.
If that’s what you meant with your comment, then yes. I wouldn’t count the hijackers in on the list of those killed.
Same goes for Columbine and even Virginia Tech. I wouldn’t count Cho in the final death count or have him put on the list of victims. That’s my stand. What do you find so wrong with that idea?
koko
/ May 6, 2007its wrong if their dead there should be a memory are you right wing thats why you ritin this
adeLay
/ May 6, 2007Death doesn’t suddenly erase the crimes of monsters. Harris and Klebold were monsters in their plans and what they did. This doesn’t earn them any respect after death. Same with Cho. Same with Hitler. Stalin. When Castro leaves this world I won’t mourn for his loss. I’ll hope that the Cuban people will once more be free.
As for being “right wing”…I’m a Republican and a Christian and I tend to swing into the conservative arena once in a while. If being right wing means that I don’t honor the dead killers and monsters of this world, then so be it, I’m right wing.
koko
/ May 6, 2007Edited by Aaron DeLay:
I’m sorry Koko, but I won’t allow you to use my memorial and my personal website to memorialize two young men who brutally murdered and destroyed a community for the simple joy of killing and causing death and destruction. You are more than allowed to do so elsewhere and on your own personal website.
I don’t censor my comments much, but your insistence on doing something that I clearly don’t wish this page to feature does slightly irk me. Therefore, your comment was removed and edited. So you know, the comment policy is clearly stated in the sidebar on every page on my site.
koko
/ May 7, 2007edited by aaron delay
Koko,
This page is a memorial to Columbine. These political arguments are best served under a political post or blog section. You’re welcome to comment and discuss these things elsewhere on this blog but I will not allow you to do so here on this memorial page.
koko
/ May 7, 2007edited by Aaron DeLay
Again Koko, as I said above, this page is a memorial and is focused on Columbine. Please address your political concerns elsewhere on this blog, such a post that address such topics. Thank you.
TheGamer
/ June 19, 2007edited by Aaron DeLay
That’s it. Since nobody understands the words “memorial”, I’m closing the comments.