northerncowboynation
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Zeke has grown up! Good on him. Proud of you 21 dog. Condolences to the family
You gotta know the neighborhoods your kids are hanging out in. I'm in a nice area now but I still aint beat. Me and my wife are young parents that grew up in rough areas in rough situations. We've both seen shootouts on more than one occasion. I'll bet money when they find the kid responsible it's some bum dime bag peddlin broke 19 year old nino brown wanna be dating some 17 year old still in high school. This stuff pisses me off.This, back in my days in the early 80's in high school, the worst that would happen would be a fist fight but nowadays no one wants to lose in front of people, so now you have guns every where you turn these days.
You gotta know the neighborhoods your kids are hanging out in. I'm in a nice area now but I still aint beat. Me and my wife are young parents that grew up in rough areas in rough situations. We've both seen shootouts on more than one occasion. I'll bet money when they find the kid responsible it's some bum dime bag peddlin broke 19 year old nino brown wanna be dating some 17 year old still in high school. This stuff pisses me off.
Always. My kids might not like me for it, but I dont care. This kid had everything going for him and it's a shameKeep the family safe brother. Best you can do
I didn't read the story, but man this sucks, 14 year old kid, I can't imagine seeing your child get shot.
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According to a CNN interview with McKenzie's mother, Sukeena Gunner, Jaylon was in attendance at a gathering in Venice, near the Illinois-Missouri border. A fight broke out, and when Jaylon walked outside to leave the party, he was struck by a stray bullet.
"I just started screaming," Ms. Gunner told CNN. "I just prayed and asked the Lord not to take my baby. ... It's very hard. It's still like a bad dream, like I'm gonna wake up in the morning and my baby's gonna be smiling at me asking for something to eat like he always does."
Always. My kids might not like me for it, but I dont care. This kid had everything going for him and it's a shame
That's great that Zeke did this, but sad that it needed to be done. 14 is way too young.
I coached at a very low socioeconomic school for 8 years. I chose to go there over a much more affluent and better program. I went there with a purpose to help those kids. I saw my share of heartbreak. Lost three players in a three month stretch once. Very sad. It was very draining, but we turned that program around and it is still the most rewarding job I ever had. I left a top ten team in the state of Texas to go there. No regrets!!Zeke is a good dude prayers to the young mans family. But on some G my son is his age ain't no way im letting him ride around with older kids hittin up house parties that late at night. Im from newark and my wife is from the projects in south philly we've seen this story too often.
I coached at a very low socioeconomic school for 8 years. I chose to go there over a much more affluent and better program. I went there with a purpose to help those kids. I saw my share of heartbreak. Lost three players in a three month stretch once. Very sad. It was very draining, but we turned that program around and it is still the most rewarding job I ever had. I left a top ten team in the state of Texas to go there. No regrets!!
I hope this young man's life can serve as a life lesson for other kids and may God bless him.
I saw a lot of bad stuff and I sheltered my daughter throughout her youth. She is now away in college and I pray I didn't shelter her too much. So far so good. 18 years old and already has 84 college hours. I bring her home for the summer tomorrow, God willing.Always. My kids might not like me for it, but I dont care. This kid had everything going for him and it's a shame
I coached at a very low socioeconomic school for 8 years. I chose to go there over a much more affluent and better program. I went there with a purpose to help those kids. I saw my share of heartbreak. Lost three players in a three month stretch once. Very sad. It was very draining, but we turned that program around and it is still the most rewarding job I ever had. I left a top ten team in the state of Texas to go there. No regrets!!
I hope this young man's life can serve as a life lesson for other kids and may God bless him.