VA Right: Vigil Held for Caroline and Madison King
By Shaun Kenney | Tuesday, January 31st, 2012 | Central Virginia, Culture, VirginiaThis is an unspeakable tragedy… and Tom White has the story:
Two rope swings hang from the large tree in the front yard that will never be used by the young pair so senselessly deprived of the joys of life at such a young age.
The neighborhood is full of parked cars as people come to morn the loss. At least 300 people came to share in memories of the girls.
Nathan Cox, who also lives in the neighborhood announced that BB&T Bank (804-746-3085) has set up a fund to help with expenses.
If you call the Mechanicsville Branch of BB&T and ask about giving a donation in the memory of Caroline and Madison King the act would be appreciated by the family.
Please keep the mother and her son in your prayers. They will need God’s help to deal with such a tragedy.
Times are tight for everyone, but in those times — that’s when you’re asked to give the most.
804.746.3085 — and give what your heart tells you to give.
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Shaun Kenney is the Chairman of the Fluvanna County Board of Supervisors, former Communications Director for the Republican Party of Virginia, and an active blogger since 2002. Shaun lives in Thomas Jefferson's backyard with his wife, six children, and a modest attempt at a farm in Kents Store, Virginia.
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9 Responses to "VA Right: Vigil Held for Caroline and Madison King"
surprised this doesnt happen more often w/ Va combative adversarial custody system with incentives for cooperation built in system and layers profiting from misery and destruction families and children. But this is what Va chooses. disgusting and a disgrace on all Virginians. support family law court use Utahs model.
WRIC: The mother spoke to the press stating: “It is the worst possible thing you can ever, ever go through,” said Hooper. “ever.”
How she was able to pull herself together enough to speak, after witnessing such horror done to her beautiful little girls, I can’t even imagine.
Glad to see that Nate C. is helping out.
reality,
Don’t blame Virginia or the custody system in the Commonwealth for an abomination like this. That is like blaming short skirts for rape. No one bears responsibility here except for the bastard who killed two innocent little children in a cowardly act of frustrated control. I hope that he is burning in Hell. Rest in peace, little children, and may God comfort and protect the family.
http://www.petitiononline.com/VaChild8/petition.html
http://www.exiledfathers.org/
MD Russ your right the system works just fine no room or need for improvement nor enlightenment. What was I thinking. Fostering and promoting an adversarial relationship between parents with courts money and attorneys is a great way to handle one of the most painful of human events. Again what was I thinking. People who break under the strain should just rot in hell. Thanks for setting me straight.
Oh yeah no need for any improvement or enlightenment in mental health care in the “Commonwealth” either. Especially since mental health workers and doctors are considered second class Medical professionals and most of the mental health workers are drop outs from med school. System has to work great with such great minds in charge. But who cares let the rot “burn” in hell right MD Russ? They’re just demons in disguise right? Long live the “Commonwealth”
Gotta love the “Commonwealth” and how they work and cover up deaths in institutions. How dare patients “people” want control to live free from harm, harrassment, and abuse. Who do those demons think they are anyway, citzens with rights?
http://www.vopa.state.va.us/News/Press%20Releases/virginia_settlement.pdf
More for reading pleasure:
http://www.vopa.state.va.us/News/Supreme%20Court.htm
Get some help.
Yes, great master and ruler your wish is my command.Thou art the greatest and all knowing one!
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