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JT wrote on Aug 12, 2008 12:41 PM:
It is possible that the family just didn't feel up to it, you know? It's not necessarily The World's fault that nothing got published.
Coq. Citizen wrote on Aug 12, 2008 11:01 AM:
I agree with NB Citizen
Who cares about sand He was out there working in dangerous conditions and helping out the u.s. He deserves more.. Edrik was a Great guy, I'm glad I had the chance to meet him.. It's Horrible to know things like this happen to great people.. I wish he would have had a little more respect
Who cares about sand He was out there working in dangerous conditions and helping out the u.s. He deserves more.. Edrik was a Great guy, I'm glad I had the chance to meet him.. It's Horrible to know things like this happen to great people.. I wish he would have had a little more respect
NB Citizen wrote on Aug 11, 2008 11:33 PM:
I think it's terrible of the World that they did not even print a picture of this considering everything that the firefighters are doing for our country. I'm horrified that they think that some people moving a pile of sand is more interesting. Edrik died and he deserves more. Shame on you World.
JT wrote on Aug 11, 2008 1:45 PM:
It was a beautiful service, and Eddie, Erim and Edem's speech was one to remember. Edrik will never be forgotten!!
Vonnie wrote on Aug 11, 2008 11:20 AM:
My heart goes out to this brave young man and his family at this time of their loss and sorrow. May God bless you and keep you always.
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