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by elsa diaz on
Thursday, May 08, 2008
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im am really sorry for the lose of ur son he was a relly cool kid and always new the write thing to say!!!we miss u!!!
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by neiley on
Thursday, May 08, 2008
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I am really moved by what had happened to Larry. I'll be praying for his family. I hope every human being be responsible in all of their actions. It was like the saying "don't do unto others, what others don't want you to do unto you". I believe God will certainly put His hands in everything that happens...
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Valenzuela City, Philippines |
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by Monica on
Wednesday, May 07, 2008
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I am truly sorry for the lose. This tragedy came to my knowledge when my girlfriend was doing research for her college project. People, especially children, can be very cruel at times. But we, GLBT, have to stay stronge for each other. I feel as though any type of information, whether it seems like a joke or not, should not have been kept a secret. I give my condolences to another brother gone from the big family. LARRY, YOU WERE NEVER ALONE!!! R.I.P. Larry King Sincerely, Monica Sexual Orientation: Lesbian
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Miami, Fl. |
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by Jessica Kong on
Tuesday, May 06, 2008
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Thank you for sharing the story of Lawrence with us. I cannot understand what possesses people to hate those that are different from them. Individuals want freedom of speech but are quick to condemn those for exercising it...I applaud Larry for proudly walking to school with his head held high and his beliefs intact. Not many people stand behind their beliefs, especially as they get older, so it is reassuring to see such unwavering conviction in a 15-year old junior high student. I am 22-yrs old and deeply involved in diversity/multicultural orgs, as well as our university's gay/straight alliance group. My advice to those that are struggling with who they are: take a page out of Lawrence's book and live your life with no regrets--do not wish you could have made a difference, but make one. Don't be ashamed of being yourself. I believe the future will one day eliminate intolerance. One may see it as naivete, but I say it's open-mindedness. King family, you are in my thoughts.
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Katy, TX |
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by Angela on
Tuesday, May 06, 2008
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I am so sorry.
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Plymouth, MI |
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by Jeff on
Monday, May 05, 2008
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To Larry's parents, I am very sorry to hear what happened to him. I think people need to think before they act. as long as we are not pushing ourselves on to other people we should be left alone. Sincerely, Jeffrey Alger
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Virginia, MN |
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by Kelsey on
Monday, May 05, 2008
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In my very conservative private school in Herhsey PA a substantial group of kids vowed to keep a day of silence in rememberance of Larry King. Our pricipal, initially supporting the occasion, threatened to punish children who took part in the "day of silence". Regardless, kids were quite, kids were supportive, and kids understood.
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Hershey, Pennsylvania |
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by Andy Smith on
Sunday, May 04, 2008
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I do not know you, but i am sad for you, and i would like to let you know, there are so many people that care for you, and so many that were silent for you this year, i miss you. R.I.P. Larry King.
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Houghton Lake, Michigan |
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by Dunhill on
Sunday, May 04, 2008
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What a waste of a young life. How sad that children are resorting to killing one another on the basis of not understanding what the other person is about. People are different from another thats a fact of life and this concept needs to start being taught to youngsters so that we can avoid more of these pointless & unfair acts. Lawrence rest in peace little buddy and god bless your family. Always smile up in heaven.
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London, England |
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by angelica gutierrez on
Sunday, May 04, 2008
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 WHAT HAD HAPPENED THAT DAY WAS A HUGE TRAGEDY. LARRY WAS KILLED ONLI BECAUSE OF HIS SEXUAL ORIENTATION. HE WAS ABOUT MY AGE. I KNOW HOW HARD IT IS ASK A PERSON OF THE SAME SEX OUT. THE FIRST PERSON I TOLD WAS MY BEST FRIEND AND SHE ENDED UP NOT SPEAKING TO ME EVER AGAIN. SHE SAID SHE WAS AFFRAID THAT I MIGHT HIT ON HER OR SOMETHING. SHE DIDNT LIKE GAY PEOPLE. WELL I NEVER THOUGHT SHE WAS CUTE SO SHE DIDNT HAVE ANYTHING TO WORRY ABOUT  BUT APERANTLY NOT EVERYONE LIKES OUR KIND. THEIR AFFRAID. BUT WHO CARES. I HONESTLY DONT CARE IF A PERSON DOESNT LIKE ME FOR WHO I AM. I RATHER BE LIKED FOR WHO I AM THAN LIKED FOR WHO IM NOT. ALL I HAVE TO SAY IS IM SORRY TO ALL THE FAMILY AND FRIENDS OF LARRY. BUT DONT WORRY. HE IS AROUND YOU AND ME EVERY DAY AND NIGHT AND NO MATER IF WE ARE UNCONCIOUSE OR AWAKE. HE WILL ALWAYS BE HEIR AND IN OUR HEARTS. BEFORE I WOULD HIDE ON WHO I REALY WAS BECAUSE I WAS SCARED. BUT IN MEMORY OF LARRY I NO LONGER HIDE WHO I AM. I AM ANGELICA GUTIERREZ AND I AM GAY
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rockford, ill |
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