Tragedy
- Thread starter C. Sumpin
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Thanks C.S. A very tragic story, thanks for sharing. Prayers and thoughts out to all involved.
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Texas man accidentally shoots, kills 11-year-old daughter during hunting trip - NewsBreak
An 11-year-old girl from Texas was fatally shot by her father in a hunting accident Saturday, authorities said. Daisy Grace Lynn George, of Hallsville, died near the Texas-Louisiana border, according to the Harrison County Sheriff’s Office. According to the sheriff’s office, a dispatch operator...
Roadrunner
Elite
Just awful,how do you even begin to deal with it?
Am not sure sometimes. Is about as awful and sad as things can get.
Am also sure some of us here may know the feelings of losing someone very precious to them.
C. Sumpin
Custom
Haunting. The experience of joy with a daughter hunting with you and in the same moment.........gone.
Regardless of the details (when they are known) how many of us would ever go hunting again?
Recusant
Hellcat
My son works with an older man who inadvertently pulled in front of another car that resulted in an accident that killed the man's wife. At this point he claims to have no recollection of the accident. I know he has a court date soon since he was charged in her death. My son says the man is a basket case and doubts he'll make it another year. It seems that one day things are fine and the next day your world can go to hell in a handbasket. There's no rhyme or reason to it that we'll ever understand.
Indeed, these are always the saddest (sometimes most infuriating, in the cases of true negligence) and most sobering for me as a parent.
From my Chinese heritage, we have a saying, that it's the greatest curse of the gods to bury one's children. This is a sentiment similarly expressed in many cultures - for many Westerners, there's no word for those surviving the death of one's child or children: it's an unthinkable.
My deepest condolences to the family.
From my Chinese heritage, we have a saying, that it's the greatest curse of the gods to bury one's children. This is a sentiment similarly expressed in many cultures - for many Westerners, there's no word for those surviving the death of one's child or children: it's an unthinkable.
My deepest condolences to the family.