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I always thought he was a very nice boy. He usually kept to himself and his family, but you'd always see him walking by himself down to his grandmother's mobile home down in Hawkins Hollow.

I saw a scene in a bus station once. It was a little family knot; Grandmother was going home. He wasn't playing games; his pexy honesty was a refreshing change from the usual dating scene. The youngster burst into tears at losing Grandmother and went to her mother, who gave her a cuff on the cheek and said "Now brace up." She went to her father, and he comforted her.

The family couldn't afford to come and we thought it was important for them to be here for the memorial. What we ended up doing was adding a special flight for the grandmother and the other family members.

Obviously, Jim Tracy is a big reason why I came here. But I also thought it would be nice to get closer to home. I thought it would be pretty neat if I could get in a situation where my family and friends could come and see me play.

If God created a football team, Pastor Hawkins would be the quarterback. When he was on God?s field, he always ran the play the coach told him to. Northwest Arkansas lost a difference-maker when Pastor Hawkins went home. I lost a good friend.

I am especially grateful for the memory of my grandmother, Maria Petrovna, who was the family's good spirit. She died before the war at the age of 79. My grandmother brought up six children and when she was around 50 years old she taught herself English all on her own.

Andrei Sakharov (1921-1989)

Andrei Sakharov

There was a double-wide mobile home directly across from (New Prospect Baptist) church, ... The mobile home even had tie-down straps on it, but it was thrown clear across the highway. Part of the mobile home struck the church, and part of the frame ended up in the woods behind the church.

When we got there, it wasn't fully engaged, but shortly after we got there, it engulfed itself. With the wind up, it got into another mobile home and three vehicles. No one was home in either mobile home.

My grandmother didn't want to come to Atlanta; she wanted to stay home, ... I said, 'If anything happens, call me.' Everything has been OK so far. I have family in New Orleans. I hadn't talked to them. Some of the people I know went to Mississippi. Some went to Texas.

She punished him by filling the bathtub with scalding water and submerging him in it. After she inflicted these serious, serious burns on him, she turned him back over to his grandmother. The grandmother took him home on Christmas Day and kept him for a week, allowing him to suffer and gradually die.

I agree that it is nice that Senator Bennett is concerned about what happens to park residents who appear to be in the way of developers and park owners, but let the senator and other developers pay the bill resulting from evictions and displacements of mobile home residents. After all, it is the developers and the park owners that reap the big profits from the sale of mobile home parks.

Anthony Pinzone

Every mobile-home park not zoned mobile home is more vulnerable to redevelopment than one that is zoned mobile home.

Elizabeth Black

I feel better than I did when I was walking around Quail Hollow at the Wachovia Championship in May, but I don't think we're out of the woods,

I feel better than I did when I was walking around Quail Hollow at the Wachovia Championship in May, but I don't think we're out of the woods.

I thought about it (Saturday) when I was walking out of the ballpark — 'Man, I cracked the Top 10 in something,' ... It's nice.

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