These three
beautiful girls, three angels of Brock, were innocently in
their freedom of going to town and returning home to be killed
by an individual that had no considerations for them or anyone
else. This pitiful case has been an example of what happened
and what should have happened after the wreck that killed
these children. This driver should pay the full detention
period for an example of not paying attention to his condition
and ability to drive. He has stopped the living of three
wonderful girls in their young lives. These girls had their
graduations in line, their college concept aligned and were on
top of the world. The community loved them, their families
loved them, and God loved them and this drunk driver broke
many, many, many hearts with his neglect. He should not be
considered for parole at this time. He claimed to be sorry, at
his court appearance, but that was no relief for the damage he
has done to these families, friends and the public that has
kept up with this terrible case of ignoring his
danger to anyone on the road in his condition. He doesn't
deserve parole as the four girl's families and friends will
have to feel and think of this awful happening for the rest of
their lives. One of these angels was my oldest grandchild and
my son's only child. We are very saddened deeply, constantly and
will be till the day I die. The grandparents haven't a real
long time to cry, but the parents, brothers and sisters will
be sad many, many years. He needs time to remember and
set an example to other drunk
drivers that they consider other lives and be responsible
enough to not get behind the wheel when they are in no
condition to do so.