Wow...


RIP PO Suh...
thebronze | 07.31.05 - 1:32 am | #

Froggy,

Another exceptionally written and moving portrayal of the final honors for one of our fallen SEALS.

Well done!

RIP Petty Officer Suh
seahawkdriver | 07.31.05 - 3:11 am | #

Matt - - be so kind as to send Nancy Pelosi a copy of this. She said back in May that the war was over in Afghanistan.
I just want to rub her nose in it.


Great post. God bless all American freedom fighters.
RIP
Rod Stanton | 07.31.05 - 7:15 am | #

May God rest his soul and comfort his family. And may the rest of us remember his sacrifice and that of all our brave military with gratitude and thanks.
Drugstore Cowgirl | 07.31.05 - 9:11 am | #

Good writing, good reporting.

RIP a real man.
Dad29 | Homepage | 07.31.05 - 9:39 am | #

Eternal Father, faithful friend,
Be quick to answer those we send
In brotherhood and urgent trust
On hidden missions dangerous;
Oh, hear us when we cry to Thee
For SEALs in air on land and sea.
Anonymous | 07.31.05 - 11:24 am | #

good job on the writeup, good job bro.
joe baker | 07.31.05 - 12:30 pm | #

Thank you again for this stirring and emotional post. It is a testament to all those who think America has lost its way. I think not.
Billy Budd | Homepage | 07.31.05 - 12:30 pm | #

On behalf of the men and women of the Los Angeles Fire Department, please allow me to extend our condolences to the family, friends and colleagues of Petty Officer James Suh.

The courage, valor and integrity of our Armed Forces serves as a constant inspiration for the men and women of the LAFD.

To members of the Los Angeles Fire Department, Petty Officer Suh will be long remembered and always respected for his devotion and sacrifice to keeping our nation free.

Respectfully,

Brian Humphrey
Firefighter/Specialist
Public Service Officer
Los Angeles Fire Department
Brian Humphrey | Homepage | 07.31.05 - 12:52 pm | #

Thanks, Matt. My love and admiration goes to these brave men and their brave families.

With a grateful heart,
Miss Birdlegs in AL | 07.31.05 - 2:08 pm | #

Just a another reminder of the greatness that this nation continues to produce.My condolences to the Suh Family.May God continue to bless and keep you in his way.Great tribute Matt.
Lisa Gilliam | 07.31.05 - 2:33 pm | #

My heartfelt gratitude goes out to James Suh and his family. May God bless each one of you who have worn a uniform to serve and protect us.
CTG | 07.31.05 - 2:57 pm | #

Aw Froggy,

Thank you again, and again, and yet again!
frogsister | 07.31.05 - 3:05 pm | #

Goodone mate,

You have brought tears to these eyes again and the golden Tridents on the casket, pure class!

Godspead Petty Officer Suh!!

Thanks,
Jan | 07.31.05 - 3:42 pm | #

Yes Jan. God Bless...prayers for his family. A beautiful story Froggy. May we remember that these are true heroes...and we must not forget them.
Agent Tim | Homepage | 07.31.05 - 4:28 pm | #

Rest in peace, brother.
Scipio Aemilianus Africanus-Mi | 07.31.05 - 4:38 pm | #

Dear Matt:

What an incredible tribute to one of America's real heroes. With your permission I would like to reprint the article, with photos, in our Los Angeles Firefighter newspaper.

We too have members who are serving our country "over there" and pray for their successful and healthy return home.

May our dear Lord have a special place for Petty Officer Suh.

Respectfully,
Jim Perry, Editor
The Los Angeles Firefighter
Captain II, LAFD Retired
Former Sgt E-5, US Army
Jim Perry | 07.31.05 - 6:38 pm | #

Mr. Heidt,

Thanks for making all who read a part of the tribute to a true hero. My heart goes out to all of Suh's Seal team and to the family. To honor the ultimate sacrifice made for all of us by Petty Officer Suh is what the majority of us resonate with, God's blessings on those who are touched by this loss.
Tom | 07.31.05 - 7:38 pm | #

I want to add my prayers for the family and my solemn and absolute respect for those who carry on. James and others like him are the heros we all love and honor. Rest in peace.

Thanks Froggy for being there for us and for voicing what we all feel. The photographs are beautiful!
Carol Johnson | 07.31.05 - 8:23 pm | #

Well, I can hardly see through my tears to type this. Thank you so much for another beautiful tribute to one of our fallen heroes. And thank you for YOUR service.
Maggie | 07.31.05 - 9:02 pm | #

Wow, that was really beautiful. I lost it at the Tridents being put on the coffin... what a tribute. Thank you for sharing it with us. My heart and prayers go to Mr. Suh and their entire family. A grateful nation we are. Though this was the hardest day of Mr. Suh's life, I hope he knows his son died a valiant death and we are very, very proud of him and his brothers.
adele | 07.31.05 - 9:14 pm | #

Beautiful write up. I had tears in my eyes while trying to read. The picture of his father receiving the flag is almost painful.

Prayers going up for the Suh family.
P. Campbell | Homepage | 07.31.05 - 9:21 pm | #

thank you.

to the LAFD.
To the LAPD.
to you, for writing.
To his family for doing such a good job.
to the citizens who pray for the fallen.
to the men who answer the call, with no questions asked.

thank you all. we are safe and will win because of all of you.
rod | 07.31.05 - 10:04 pm | #

As you so rightly quoted in an earlier post: "Greater love has no one than this, than to lay down one’s life for his friends." (John 15:13)
Rob | 07.31.05 - 10:14 pm | #

We are so thankful to God for the SEALS and the whole Armed Forces and our brave men and women who serve in the local police and fire departments. And thanks for the description of the honor and dignity and love expressed for P.O. Suh and his great total sacrifice. The country is made rich and is honored by him.
Anonymous | 07.31.05 - 10:22 pm | #

Thank you so very much for sharing with us this ceremony for Petty Officer Suh. Your descriptions and images are priceless.

For true role models, we need look no farther than our armed forces, where good men and women lead by example every day.
Barb | Homepage | 07.31.05 - 11:03 pm | #

Thank you for such a moving tribute to a fallen commrade. I'm a recently retired USAF TSgt. Every time I read an obituary of a serviceman that's given his life for our country I shed a tear. I do so because I think it is SO sad that there are so many people in our country who have absolutely no idea what it means to serve one's country. They take SO many things for granted. I and my fellow servicemen DON'T.

We serve our country because we love it, not because it was the "only thing" we had. Until the left finds a clue about true patriotism they'll forever be relegated to being nothing more than bitter apologists for the likes of Bin Laden and his cronies!!!


RIP Petty Officer. You've earned it!
Chris | 07.31.05 - 11:07 pm | #

As an Asian-American, I'm especially proud of PO Suh. Many of us are recent immigrants, like Suh's parents (from South Korea), and it's awesome to see first-generation Americans fighting for our freedom. RIP, all you heroes...
James Chen | Homepage | 08.01.05 - 2:05 am | #

Petty Officer Suh was a real American hero. may he rest in peace and may God Bless his family.
Froggy, that was an excellent post, I nearly cried.
Andrew | Homepage | 08.01.05 - 2:33 am | #

May your memory be eternal, dear brother, for you are worthy of blessedness and everlasting memory.

Good post and godspeed.
Tony Zafiropoulos | Homepage | 08.01.05 - 4:39 am | #

Thanks for that moving tribute Matt. Every day I thank God that our country is blessed to have young men and women, willing to serve and protect us. I will add special prayers for the family and team members.
Kathianne | 08.01.05 - 7:38 am | #

RIP PO SUH, Fair winds and following seas
David | 08.01.05 - 9:50 am | #

A leader in the next greatest generation has fallen.

As he would do if he were still here and as he would desire, we must close the gap and press on to total victory.
ice eater | 08.01.05 - 10:01 am | #

As a recently returned Veteran of Iraq, I was moved to tears by this account...Thank you. It is encouraging to know that Honor is still a virtue that is valued.
Anonymous | 08.01.05 - 11:12 am | #

I don't recall where, but I read something that I think is apropriate.
"Decent people sleep soundly in their beds at night because somewhere, rough men stand ready to violence in their names"
Where do we get such men? What qualities burn within men like PO Suh, that they are not only able, but willing to be those "rough men"
Thank God there are men like him, and the others who serve their country in some third world hell hole. God Speed, James.
Gary Edwards | 08.01.05 - 11:33 am | #

Forest Lawn is beautiful. What better place for Petty Officer Suh to be laid to rest. I'm glad you were able to go and share with us your experience.

Prayers to Petty Officer Suh's family, the SEAL community, and you.
HomefrontSix | Homepage | 08.01.05 - 2:00 pm | #

Thank you again, Matt. I will add my prayers for this young hero's family.

We must never forget his sacrifice, and the sacrifice of so many others. I praise God that there are men such as this.
Karen | 08.01.05 - 3:46 pm | #

One can only hope that our great nation will realize the sacrifice that these brave warriors are making on our behalf.

To the family, fellow team members and friends of Petty Officer Suh I give you my deepest sympathies.

D. Snider
USMC 1984 - 1990
D Snider | 08.01.05 - 4:16 pm | #

MY GREEN BROTHERS

You ask who are my Green Brothers?

First here's who they are not.

They are not of one height or weight.

They are not of one religion or race.

They are not of one political party,
nor economic class.

They are never politically correct.

Most important, they are not quitters.


Now think on this,
this is who they are.

They will go to the EDGE and beyond, alone or as a group.

When knocked down, they get back up and keep getting back up,
until they win.

When they have nothing left, they find more and share it.

They stand ready to do the Bad Business of War.

They are my Teammates.
Yesterdays Frogmen, todays SEALs.

John Carl Roat
Class-29. UDT-21, UDT-11, SEAL Team 1
John Carl Roat | Homepage | 08.01.05 - 4:27 pm | #

Great post! I too was struck by the image of the tridents on the coffin lid.
Brainster | Homepage | 08.01.05 - 5:18 pm | #

May the Lord take him and give him rest. And we should all remember him for a moment in our prayers tonight, as well as his family. Thank you so much, Sgt. Suh, for your service. Thank you so much, his family, for having raised a son who would serve his nation and pay the ultimate price.
philosoph0123 | 08.01.05 - 6:04 pm | #

Absolutly great post!
CPO Suh Rest in peace with the love and admiration of all Americians.
The Lord take you and give you rest.
To his Family thank you for raising a son that display such character and serve his country even to the ultimate price.

SSG USA ret.
Robert Jewett | 08.01.05 - 7:04 pm | #

I am proud to know of Petty Officer James E. Suh and the tribute laid of by his peers.
But, do not ever doubt. From here it is clearly seen that American is sending our their bests. Sailors that have both heart and courage.
You lead us by your example.
Ignacio Wenley Palacios | Homepage | 08.01.05 - 7:47 pm | #

I couldn't hold it in anymore when I saw the Tridents on the coffin. Thank you Lord for those willing to sacrifice in such a great way. Thank you PO Suh!
Elmers Brother | Homepage | 08.01.05 - 7:52 pm | #

From all of us at ARC, RIP PO Suh. words do not begin to convey what I felt when I read this post. We can not begin to repay what this man, and many like him, have sacrificed.

John A. wilson
Monterey John | Homepage | 08.01.05 - 8:06 pm | #

Matt,

Great Article my froggy, green brotha'!!!!

P.O. Suh, you are a true definition of an American Boy. A true Son of the Mud and Water. I am so proud of you. You have shown a sacrifice without limits even to those who will never know you. But those of us who do know of you will never forget what you and your teammates have done and will continue to do. You will have a special place of honor in the courts of Jesus Christ God Almighty. I am actually envious of your view from Heaven that you share with our other Fallen Warriors.

My heart goes out to your family and the loved ones you have left behind but always remember that we, as a nation, are eternally grateful for you and others like you.

Fair Winds and Godspeed.

-Steve
Steve | 08.01.05 - 8:36 pm | #

Outstanding, Matt. Thank you. And God bless this American hero and his family.
Peg C. | 08.01.05 - 8:45 pm | #

Thanks for the great report. Is there a website where upcoming military funerals at Forest Lawn are posted? We live in Burbank and I'd love to take my wife and kids to one (or more) to help them appreciate the sacrifice being made on all of our behalfs. Keep up the good writing!
Michael Beattie | 08.01.05 - 9:06 pm | #

RIP Petty Officer James E. Suh -

The World is better because of you.

May God bless you and your family.
Anonymous | 08.01.05 - 9:24 pm | #

God rest this fine, young man and bring comfort to his family.
Barbara | 08.02.05 - 12:38 am | #

What a great post. I am a retired AF Major and I did not make it to the Trident before I lost it. Several of the posts had tears coming down my cheeks. I sent the article to a friend of mine that had a daughter and a son-in-law in Iraq. The son-in-law was wounded in the had but got the bastard that did it. Thanks for such a great post.
John Dooley | 08.02.05 - 10:53 am | #

This was outstanding and a great tribute to Petty Officer Suh. I hope the Suh family can read your comments and that all others who do are richer both for P. O. Suh's ultimate sacrifice and for your eloquent summary of your experience at his funeral.

Again, thanks.
Walter Tuthill | 08.02.05 - 2:39 pm | #

It hurts deep when a brother goes down. May you rest in Peace.

noonun tanchinun saranhamnida.

Doc Rio ST-2, 'nam war games vet
Erasmo "Doc" Riojas | Homepage | 08.02.05 - 5:04 pm | #

Matt - Thank you for such a moving tribute, from one hero to another.
THANK YOU, thank you - to ALL our Armed Forces, past and present, and the families who support them. I thank God every day that I live in a country that produces these exceptional men and women.

I was also moved to tears at the picture of those golden Tridents on the coffin. RIP, Petty Officer Suh -Godspeed and God bless.
Karen L. | 08.02.05 - 6:58 pm | #

Steve,

You wrote this which again, has made tears fall from my eyes. Thank you.

"You will have a special place of honor in the courts of Jesus Christ God Almighty. I am actually envious of your view from Heaven that you share with our other Fallen Warriors."



Mr. Roat,

I wanted to thank you as well for your book, "The Making of U.S. Navy SEALs, Class 29." I read it several years ago, and have never forgotten your words, and pictures you provided. Thank you.


Matt,

I'm so thankful for your blog. I know you've heard it from me a gazillion times, but again thank you so much for allowing us, as readers, to read your words, and help us to heal in the deaths of America's finest.
frogsister | 08.02.05 - 7:38 pm | #

It's hard to lose someone in battle. It's something you never get over. From that point on every loss is personal. You will never be able to see a little headline about 'x' number of soldiers KIA without thnking about the brothers, sisters, and spouses of those lost. Every soldier lost brings back the memory of Bobby's dad cluthing the flag as his son was lowered into the hallowed ground of Arlington. Just as James' dad was clutching the flag that draped a hero's coffin. It's affected me for a lifetime.

If you've lost someone, do yourself a favor, speak their name, and speak it often. Toast their memory and sacrificice at every occassion. I won't lie to you, their name will get caught in your throat. It won't be easy. It won't ever be easy, so don't expect it to be. You'd hate yourself if it did. Always remember what they died for: freedom. It is a gift they gave the world. The worst thing you could do is go into a shell and feel guilty at every little pleasure because your loved one can no longer share the moment with you. Those moments exist only because men like PO James Suh were willing to make the ultimate sacrifice. Live your life. Live it for them and live it to the fullest. You owe them that much. We all do.

If your life has no direction walk amongst the gravestones of Alrington. You'll find direction there. And if you go, please visit Bobby for me. I haven't had the stomach to go just yet.
Ken Hitchens | 08.02.05 - 9:58 pm | #

Thanks for the reminder.
Freedom isn't free, it is bought at such a high price.
I will pray for the Suh family and PO Suh's sealmates.
May we never, never forget.
God Bless America
Arthur Alarcon | 08.03.05 - 12:08 am | #

I thank God for great Americans as
Petty Officer James E. Suh. I am just a lowly dentist in Texas yet I am so thankful and grateful for the willingness of this great soldier to offer the 'supreme sacrifice'....thank you to his wonderful parents and family. I have two sons and I can't imagine their grief...but, again....thank you from a very thankful Texan. God Bless Your Family.....both biological and NAVAL.
Dr. Paula Brumit | 08.03.05 - 12:18 am | #

This needs to be repeated.

"They stand ready to do the Bad Business of War."

That, along with the comment about never being politically correct encompasses the frogs I know.

Thank you so much for this, Matt. And all the other frogs that take the time to post here in support. I appreciate it, and I am just one wife. But thank you.
KJ | 08.03.05 - 12:33 am | #

Thanks for this excellent post. Deeply moving. God Bless America.
GravelRash | 08.03.05 - 12:40 am | #

Matt,
Outstanding job with this tribute!

Once again you demonstrate the class and professionalism of all the Americans who serve. I cannot possibly express how grateful I am for the service you and your brothers and sisters give.

There is no greater display of honor and patriotism than a fallen hero. And make no mistake, P O Shu and all who serve are true heroes.

My pride for you all is boundless.

God bless and keep everyone of you.
Ampride | 08.03.05 - 8:20 am | #

I have a son in the Navy and, every time I hear or read the Navy Hymn I have to force myself not to cry...
God bless his soul and those of his loved ones.
babs | 08.03.05 - 10:59 am | #

Just so everyone knows, Hugh Hewitt, a national talk radio host and the author of a terrific book, "BLOG," read all of Matt's wonderful piece on his show on Tuesday afternoon. He started to break up emotionally at the "Trident Part." Made me break up again when he did that.

On other, but similar, occasions he plays the Navy Hymn for fallen Navy heroes. That's why he is so far superior to any other talking head on the radio.

What a tribute, Matt. Well done.
Walter Tuthill | 08.03.05 - 4:31 pm | #

Matt-
Thanks for spreading the word. It is always great to see you. Your post on the account of the funeral was outstanding. MikeM
Mike | 08.04.05 - 3:21 am | #

It is a fact that the Divorce rate in the Special Ops community is 75%. These special Men pay a high personal price to defend our Nation. Their extreme training is both rigourous and dangerous. Men are routinely killed in exercises. These are indeed the "Rough Men who stand ready to do extreme violence to those who would harm us."

We sleep peacefully at night due to our Military who are woefully underpaid. That we realize this more and more is a reflection of 911. I wish to extend my profound personal sympathies to the Family of Petty Officer James Suh. His sacrifice will not be forgotten.

He is a credit to his service,the Navy, and the Armed Forces of the US.
We have indeed a Next Greatest Generation. They are the volunteers who despite the MSM negative press are willing to give their last full measure of devotion to keep us free.

Gods speed and Fair Winds.
Hooah.
Randall Shake | 08.04.05 - 8:51 am | #

Sailor, Rest your oars...


Todd
CTR2/USN, 1984-1993
Todd | 08.04.05 - 1:34 pm | #

Powerful stuff Doc, Thanks
Doc JJ | 08.04.05 - 1:42 pm | #

I did not personally know this brave teammate, but he is none the less my teammate!
Thanks to everyone that has showed such great respect to my fallen comrade and his family.

"The only easy day was yesterday"

Ty Zellers BMCS (SEAL), USN Ret.
Class 37, East Coast
Ty Zellers | Homepage | 08.04.05 - 2:27 pm | #

Matt: Great job honoring our fallen brothers. Take care Hector
Hector Delgado | 08.04.05 - 10:25 pm | #

Great to hear from you Hector.
Froggy | Homepage | 08.04.05 - 10:30 pm | #

Hey Matt,
I heard Hugh Hewitt read this the other day and just had to see the photos. I cried on the freeway listening to Hugh read it, and cried again as I scrolled through the photos - and the Navy Hymn...Good piece. May God rest P.O.Suh's soul and grant comfort to his family.
Pat
Pat North Balthazor | 08.04.05 - 10:51 pm | #

I have such admiration for all these brave people we have defending our country even with such embarrasing (United States Press People's) negative reporting. I am truly ashamed of many of our journalism people for their Un-American way of reporting on the war which truly amounts to giving aid & comfort to the enemy. These fallen warriors deserve much better than this. My heartfelt admiration & thanks go out to the Suh family for their contribution to our great country.
Gene E. Cline | Homepage | 08.05.05 - 6:40 am | #

All I can say is Thank You to PO Suh for his dedication and sacrafice for our country. All I can say is Thank You to the Suh Family for showing James that Love of our great country requires some to provide for our common defense. Thank You Petty Officer, Rest well soldier.
ROBERT PATRICK MOSCATO | 08.05.05 - 1:16 pm | #

I must have read this ten times by now, and at each viewing I still weep with the same raw emotion and ever increasing gratitude.
Thank you PO Su and thank you Froggy, for allowing us to know him.
K.Lorraine | 08.05.05 - 2:48 pm | #

For God and Country! Rest in Peace Shipmate.
Dennis Roadruck | 08.10.05 - 9:18 am | #

Sir, thank you for the wonderful tribute to this Silent Warrior. As someone who has had the honor of supporting our servicemembers, particularly those of SOCOM, I was greatly moved by your tribute and the responses. With MEN like these, WE WILL NOT FAIL.

God bless PO Suh, his family and patriots like you !

André Hollis
Former Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Counternarcotics (2001-2003)
Andre Hollis | Homepage | 08.10.05 - 5:21 pm | #

I happen to have been fortunate enough to be one of the LAFD members who were given the honor of representing the LAFD to honor of this brave soldier as he was laid to rest. Many people came up to my fellow firefighters and myself and told us how much they appriciated us being there. I can not say enough, how honored WE were to even be considered to be part of this ceremony. It deeply sadeened my crew and myself knowing that our country had lost one of its elite, but we found comfort in knwoing also that his efforts have not gone unrewarded since his sacrifice continues to bring the people of this nation the freedom we have. The members of my station and crew have Heros ...the soldiers of our armed services. We were Honored to be able to pay tribute to PO James Suh and pray for those who are continue to protect us and this nation. "We Never Forget"
Engineer David Fabela L.A.F.D. | 08.10.05 - 5:43 pm | #

I am a proud member of the Department of the Navy...Semper Fi, and may God bless you and yours. Thank-you for your sacrifices and for sharing your traditions and honors with your extended military/police/fire families. Suh Family, James has never been, and will never be alone...Former U.S. Marine Sgt.
Off. Brown, San Francisco PD-B | 08.14.05 - 11:28 am | #

To Matt and Everyone who has sent our family their condolences and prayers,

Please know that the sentiments you hold for my brother James are the same ones which he long held for his brothers, his teammates. James would always reassure our family by emphasizing to us "I'm with a great, great group of guys out here."

I try to think of what James would say to us now and I believe he would be comforting us but at the same time encouraging us to start doing all the good we can in this life until the day we are with him again. He would remind us of his brothers and sisters who are still out there fighting for us, defending us, who need our support.

He would remind me in particular to take special care of my dad - to make sure his teeth and eyes are taken care of and that he has comfortable shoes to wear. James loved his dad beyond words and I know how much he must appreciate the kindness and reverence that have surrounded our father in these difficult days.

James was a God-loving, morally driven person who chose a profession in which he could live out his greatest ambitions and serve his call to duty. I admire those who have done the same.

There are a few quotes that James had handwritten in a notebook that I found in his home a few days after we got the news. I choose two of these quotes to print on the back of some prayer cards that were handed out at his funeral. These are wallet-size cards that will remind me of him and the way he chose to live his life, long after the acute pain of losing him fades.

The quotes:

"There is a transcendent power in example. We reform others unconsciously when we walk uprightly." -Anne Sophie Swetchine

"A ship in the harbor is safe, but that's not what ships are for." - John Shedel

I'm ordering more of these cards and can mail one out to anyone who'd like one. Send your mailing address to sunghyae@yahoo.com

One last note: Please know that your
thoughts for my brother and for our family have had an immense impact on our healing. Thank you so very much.

-Claudia Suh
Claudia Suh | 08.15.05 - 3:18 pm | #

Gap-stopper...you will always be my brother....one day we'll meet again in heaven...and we'll party like rock stars.....i will never forget you....

i love you..and all that you've done in my life......
sung shim | 08.16.05 - 12:33 am | #

Sung Gap -

I am so proud of you. I miss you immensely. Abigail talks about you often, asking "why is Uncle James far away"? You are in a better place now - where you are safer and more alive then ever before. Thank you for protecting our family. Untill we see you again . . .
Hae-Jin Kong | 08.16.05 - 10:05 am | #

A well deserve wonderful tribute to one of our hero. As the mom of a Navy Seal I share the pain and the pride of his loved ones and thank them for his courage.
Liliane Colburn | 09.10.05 - 7:43 pm | #

I was fortunate enough to have served with SDV-Team One as a technical expert in Coronado and got to know the people that make up the Teams. People like Petty Officer James E. Suh. Men that never say quit and live life to the fullest. These men are the types that have put their lives on hold to defend this great nation. They are standing up and being counted. Petty officer Suh, there is a special place for you and your family. Thank you for what you did and my God bless your family. They are in my prayers.

Michael Newman
SDV Team One (90 – 91)
mnewman@myaccessplus.com
Michael Newman | 10.23.06 - 4:16 pm | #