One Day Blog Silence in Honor of VT Victims
Posted on April 30, 2007
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One Day Blog Silence in Honor of VT Victims
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I say Amen … God bless their souls.
Er, I already did a post for this day. But my heart goes out to the families of the victims, VT and the state of Virginia for their loss.
Go! Let’s Suppot GO! Virginia Tech
nakikiisa ako.
i ditto iskoo’s comment.
I also supported this noble cause. My prayers go out for all the victims and their families.
May they rest in peace. My prayers goes out to all the victims specially their families.
May they all rest in peace, and may their families find closure one day (if that’s even possible).
My prayer goes to all of the 33 people, may they rest in peace. And may the families find solace and comfort in this time of bereavement.
That incident was very sad… God bless their souls..
A very tragic moment.