Why should I go on... By Jemma Park (in the loving memory of Charlie) I cry out loud, dear son... Why should I go on without you? I miss you so very much. Since you are gone, This world seems as cold as your body, avoiding us in silence. My road is so dark and scary, pulling me into the deepest sorrow. My tears flow down everyday, cutting my heart with the sharpest pain. It is an endless sadness. I stand alone day by day in despair. I cry out loud, dear son... Why should I go on without you? I miss you so very much. I do not want to go on. I want to be with you at the end of the dark night. I whisper to you, dear mom... Don't you feel I am always with you? I love you so very much. Since my body is free, Our world seems as boundless as a space, traveling across in our hearts. Our love is so marvelous and wonderful, joining us into the closest unity. Our memories flash back everyday, filling our hearts with the deepest love. It is an endless eternity. I walk with you stey by step in hope. I whisper to you, dear mom... Don't you feel I am always with you? I love you so very much. You must go on. I will be always with you to the beginning of the eternal sunshine. |
About Us
2006
Last year was busy, and very productive.
We met with Senator Hillary Clinton, who along with John
Sununu (R) New Hampshire, agreed to be co-sponsors of the
Cameron Gulbransen Transportation Act which will hopefully
give auto manufacturers the push they need to make cars safer
for their littlest passengers.
We, along with Kids and Cars, scored a victory when
legislation was passed that requires data collection for
anybody killed in a non-crash, non-traffic incident.
With these statistics in hand, the manufacturers will be forced
to take notice that it is a manufacturing problem, not negligent
parents, grandparents, caregivers, strangers, everyone in the
wrong place at the worst time
We will continue to fight for legislation until rear mounted
cameras are standard on all vehicles. The price of many safety
measures is less than that of a cd player, a roof rack, leather
seats. What price will people pay for safer cars for their
children?
We paid the ultimate price, and are working to make sure no
other parents know the agony of burying their child.
Visit kidsandcars.org to see the work being done on children's
behalf.
We
Last year was busy, and very productive.
We met with Senator Hillary Clinton, who along with John
Sununu (R) New Hampshire, agreed to be co-sponsors of the
Cameron Gulbransen Transportation Act which will hopefully
give auto manufacturers the push they need to make cars safer
for their littlest passengers.
We, along with Kids and Cars, scored a victory when
legislation was passed that requires data collection for
anybody killed in a non-crash, non-traffic incident.
With these statistics in hand, the manufacturers will be forced
to take notice that it is a manufacturing problem, not negligent
parents, grandparents, caregivers, strangers, everyone in the
wrong place at the worst time
We will continue to fight for legislation until rear mounted
cameras are standard on all vehicles. The price of many safety
measures is less than that of a cd player, a roof rack, leather
seats. What price will people pay for safer cars for their
children?
We paid the ultimate price, and are working to make sure no
other parents know the agony of burying their child.
Visit kidsandcars.org to see the work being done on children's
behalf.
We
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