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by Brandie Burks on
Wednesday, August 10, 2011
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My Name is Brandie, I grew up in Simi Valley. I have started a group in Abilene Texas A.L.T. ( Abilene Lesbian & Transgender) on Behalf of A.L.T we are sorry for your loss. This is a support group on Face Book that is designed to show that we are about LOVE and Understanding. We also have another group Branching from us for our Gay men community. I have a 14 year old son, who is special needs. I worry for him everyday because he is different. I can't fathom your loss. Please know you are in are hearts, thoughts and prayers. Larry's braveness and inspiration to our community will NEVER be forgotten.
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Abilene, Texas |
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by Amanda Arias on
Tuesday, August 09, 2011
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My heart goes out to the family of Larry for this horrific tragedy. I have recently become aware of this terrible event and want to say there is and will never be any sort of excuse for what has happened to Larry. I send Peace, Love and Happiness to all those moved by this tragedy. Larry, although I never knew you, your story and your face will forever remain in my heart.
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Long Beach, CA |
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by Uncle Phil on
Monday, August 08, 2011
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Every time I watch the video and think of you tears come to my eyes. Larry, I will always remember you and miss you. Love always, Unkie Bah
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Torrance, CA |
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by KH on
Wednesday, August 03, 2011
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See you in heaven Larry! There will be peace and everlasting love... no hate, no sorrow...
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Helsinki, FI |
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by Deb McClelland on
Tuesday, August 02, 2011
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Larry will live on in vivid memories for those that knew & loved him. I did not know him, but his brief time here on earth should not be in vain. If what happened to him saves another human being from the same violence that cut short his precious life then so much the better.
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Pittsburgh, PA |
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by David on
Saturday, July 30, 2011
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Larry was born when I was a freshman at Santa Margarita Catholic High in Orange County. I was not out at the time but endured a lot of anti-gay hate due to being effiminate. Homophobia was rampant at that school. That's pretty hypocritical for a school that claimed to have such a loving environment. While I certainly was never shot at and murdered, it took me a lot of therapy to realize that all the harassment was not a statement about me, but a statement about them. If they hated me that much for seeming to be gay and not knowing me at all, that's their problem. I'm so sad that Larry never got to see that life gets so much better after junior high and high school end. Nobody should have to go through what he went through. I hope Brandon will be brought to justice for doing this.
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Cambridge, MA |
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by Marquisha on
Wednesday, July 27, 2011
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Larry seemed like such a sweet boy. He had a beautiful face and I'm pretty sure he had a beautiful spirit to match. No one deserves to die simply because of their sexual orientation. It is heart breaking to know that this young man is dead simply because he expressed the way he felt. I never had the chance to meet him but I am mourning the death of him, though I am quite late. Now he is in heaven and he's able to be himself without being in fear of people judging him. Fly on, sweet angel, fly on. My condolences go to his family and close friends.
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Columbia, South Carolina |
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by Louis Bon on
Wednesday, July 27, 2011
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my donation is enroute, wish i could have been there to stop mcinerney. more important to save a young handsome kid.
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rancho cucamonga, ca |
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by Taya on
Wednesday, July 27, 2011
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hey larry i wish you were still alive to tell you that you r so brave soo soo brave u r my age now when u died i hope its nice up there you can go and play amongst the clouds coming out is becoming easier for many people and i have helped many friends come out gay im proud of u for asking someone to be your valentine that was beautiful rest in peace Larry
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Hyattsville, Maryland |
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by Thuanny Chagas on
Thursday, July 21, 2011
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O que o mundo precisa é de amor, amor pelo proximo. Não o conhecia,tenho um irmão gay e o aceitamos com amor.Pelo que sei, Larry tinha autoconfiança, se aceitou do jeito que ele era. muitas pessoas devem pensar que se assumir homossexual é facil está enganado, é lutar contra o mundo, contra religiões, contra preconceitos, é lutar as vezes contra si mesmo. E Larry venceu a batalha, pois pelo pouco tempo em que viveu, mostrou a sua familia, mostrou a seus amigos, mostrou a sua escola a sua escolha.mostrou que devemos nos aceitar como somos,pois Deus nos fez a sua imagem e semelhança, então para Deus somos perfeitos. Chega de preconceito, Chega de moralização ... Queremos Liberdade, Queremos PAZ ! R.I.P. Lawrrence King
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Recife, Pernambuco |
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