TTT
3:49p, 3/23/00
Janice has begun to write a book about Tim JR, our experiences immediately following the accident, his life, and the effect his life & death have had on others. Any personal anecdotes you may be able to supply would be appreciated.Thanks for your continued prayers & support.
Love & Gig'em, Tim & Janice
Love & Gig'em, Tim & Janice
9:54a, 3/26/00
While I never had the privilege of knowing Tim, I have prayed for him and you since the time of the accident. If there is any way I can help your wife in this effort, please let me know.
1:50p, 4/12/00
still brings tears... read from the begining, while playing the Angel remix... makes so much seem so trivial
12:36a, 4/14/00
If you go through the archive pics on that page of him. The pic where he is washing cars. the Red 4-runner is ours.... so, I've talken to the young man .. what a Privaledge!!!!
10:04p, 4/17/00
ttt...
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"I always suspected that it was somewhere across the railroad tracks"
11:31p, 4/21/00
Seeing that picture breaks my heart, but Tim's bravery and strength will NEVER be forgotten.
2:55p, 4/25/00
ttt-otherwise when these things get to the end of the line, they are erased. Also, I don't know how to do it, but someone ought to save this picture and thread to their hard drive in case the links disappear.
1:53p, 4/27/00
I'm just reading this thread for the first time today. J.P. Beato, the student who took the photograph was indeed nominated for a Pulitzer Prize for breaking news coverage. A week or two ago the Pulitzers were announced and a photo from the Colombine took the prize. It's an honor that an A&M student was even nominated (probably a first in A&M history) and that as a result a few more people were able to see Tim Kerlee's bravery.
I talked to J.P. for the documentary I made on the coverage of the accident. This may be common knowledge but he went to the hospital on Friday to see Tim Kerlee after the photo had been published throughout the state. Journalists are usually told to stay objective and detached, but J.P. felt like he needed to do something, and going to the hospital was the only thing he could do at that point. J.P. didn't get to see Tim that day, but was still at the hospital when he was taken off life support. Tim touched so many people in so many ways and this is just one more small example of that.
Timm Doolen '91
doolen@dellnet.com
3:26p, 4/27/00
The photo is linked to my geocities account. So, as long as they don't clear my stuff out, it'll be there.
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Cariño ’99
El Paso, Texas
Philippians 4:6-7
12:18a, 5/15/00
Though painful, I never tire of seeing this picture because it reminds me that angels were watching over Tim even at this terrible moment. We know they escorted him into the presence of God and there are more among us. Many Aggies have died tragically this year; it is my belief that each one had a guardian angel waiting to escort them home.