In the first photo, Martin and his family are innocently enjoying the Boston Marathon. His sister is to his right.
Lurking
behind them is the diabolical bomber, known as "Suspect # 2." I
refuse to recognize him by name.
In
just a brief moment, young Martin was murdered, his sister lost a leg, his
mother was severely injured, and the life of the family was forever altered.
But,
what does Martin's poster say?
Go
ahead, click on the photo and read it for yourself.
What
do you think about all the "news time” the surviving bomber is getting?
Meanwhile,
Martin is dead and buried--his plea, gradually, fading into the past.
Irony?
I guess. Disgusting! I KNOW.
My
prayers for Martin's family are that they somehow find the courage to deal with
ALL that "life" has thrown at them---that love, comfort, and words of
encouragement would be with them 24-7.
For
me, personally, Martin's words will ring in my ears constantly and be eternally
etched in my heart.
We
MUST quit "hurting people." Life is so very fragile. It can be with
us one second and gone the next.
Today,
love one another. Really love one another. Cherish each moment that you have
with your family, friends, and other loved ones. You NEVER know when your world
may be turned upside down.
Thank
you, Martin, for your great wisdom. "I will not forget you and will do
more than my part to make sure that others remember your words. We must quit
hurting people."
-Stephen
© 2013


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