R.I.P Jay
We were able to get away for the weekend to relax and unwind. We were invited up north with some friends to 80 acres of beautiful country! We loaded up all the 4 wheelers and headed out. The fishing was great and even though it was in the middle of the day we all caught fish. With 80 acres there was plenty of room to roam on the 4 wheelers. The guys loaded up all the guns and did some target practice, while we visited. I am kicking myself that I did not get a picture of David jumping out of the tree stand/ play house. He tried to get me to do it but i passed on it. The matts looked cushoned enough but i had more fun watching…
The SAVE mission is to prevent suicide through public awareness and education, reduce stigma, and serve as a resource for those touched by suicide.
In case of emergency, call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline 1-800-273-TALK
At times like this we are reminded how life can be way to short to be angry and bitter. It remind us to hug our kids and loved ones and tell them how much we love them. It is a time to mend the things in our life that are broken and live life as if we only have today. R.I.P Jay…you will be missed and someday we will see you again.
Edited on September 22nd-
It has almost been one month ago that Jay claimed his life. I spent a great deal of time thinking about this tragedy… I had some trouble understanding it. I do not think people do this to hurt others, usually it is not in their nature to hurt others. I think for some people, Jay included, it was simply the only thing that made sense to him when he did it. It is the ONLY thing that I can wrap my head around to understand suicide.











I am sorry to hear about Jay. I also lost a friend to suicide and the aftermath of this type of death is simply devastating. I have educational and support material at my blog if you or any of Jay’s other friends or family is interested.
I applaud you for taking time to speak about Jay, honor his memory, his contribution to your life. Remember his smile. I think he would want it that way.
Thank you for taking your time to read my blog entry and also for leaving a comment in his honor. I will always remember his smile and friendship. You are correct, Jay loved to make people smile and that is how he would have wanted it.
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