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26 March 2010
Huck with a Heavy Heart
I am coming to you with a heavy heart, Moby. Yesterday morning (Thursday) --just about the time you were finishing your Small Town Soapbox, one of my students, Karl Anschutz, lost control of his car just a bit---overcorrected and steered into the oncoming lane of traffic. He was hit by a truck. He and his 13 year-old sister, Laura, were both killed instantly. Karl was 18, had recently earned his Eagle Scout Award and last week was accepted into Georgia Tech. He and his sister were both excellent students and wonderful people and we in the Conyers, Ga community are hurting. I cannot imagine the pain their parents are enduring. Please remember us in your prayers, Moby. Please remind every parent out there to cherish every minute they have with their precious children and the next time you sing a hymn on the radio Moby---could you dedicate it to Karl and Laura. Thanks pal. Huck YB Kids, a short phrase from your Uncle Moby. “In the blink of an eye.” That’s how quickly everything you’ve ever known for your entire life can change forever, with no turning back. God bless every soul affected by this fleeting instant in a normal Thursday morning. To the parents of these two kids. One minute at a time, one hour, and one day. You will survive. Lean solidly on each other, and know every person in the sound of my voice is praying that you can find peace…one day at a time.
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