There are many things that I have learned through this horrible tragedy. One that I think of every day is how important the memories are.
No matter where you are, my thoughts will always be with you.
I cherish the memories of when...
We were young kids growing up in the back yard, playing ball, riding bikes, climbing trees, playing video games, trading ball cards, conspiring our next big adventure.
We be began tranistioning into adults, still always being there for each other, still playing ball, starting to discover our own distinct interests.
We started our lives as adults, working together, sharing an apartment, going out, sharing "women" problems, watching football, reminiscing and laughing.
My thoughts will always be with you, they will never be forgotten and will always live on, they will be the most cherished gift that you ever gave me.
Thought of the day Thought of the day: January, 1, 2000, Michigan was playing Alabama in the Orange Bowl and we all gathered at my house to watch it. After four quarters of regulation, the game was all tied up and it was very late. My wife and kids were in bed and it was very difficult to keep our voice and roars down to a minimum. Some of us began complaining about going into overtime, but not Jason. Jason looks at everybody and says "It's the last game of the year and the boys just want us to watch them a little longer." Michigan scored on their first posession and so did Alabama, however the Alabama kicker missed the extra point. I remember all of us cheering and then sitting on the porch smoking a cigar with big smiles on our face.
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