http://www.outsidethebeltway.com/archives/espncom_-_ncf_-_oregon_signee_and_de_la_salle_star_kelly_slain/ Online Journal of Politics and Foreign Affairs Thu, 26 Nov 2009 17:28:09 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.5 hourly 1 http://www.outsidethebeltway.com/archives/espncom_-_ncf_-_oregon_signee_and_de_la_salle_star_kelly_slain/comment-page-1/#comment-22876 Jenae' Fri, 27 Aug 2004 06:44:26 +0000 /?p=7187#comment-22876 I didn't know Terrance, but I'm pretty sure he was a wonderful person. I am very sure that our days our numbered before we are put here one earth. Everything is in God's hands. Everything always has been in God's hands. I lost my brother about a month ago, Justin Williams, age 19, who was attending Oregon State University on a full scholarship, he died in a road rage accident. I just want Terrance's family to know that they are not alone in this. I deeply feel their pain. And Terrance is where we all want to be. In heaven. Next to our heavenly father. I didn't know Terrance, but I'm pretty sure he was a wonderful person. I am very sure that our days our numbered before we are put here one earth. Everything is in God's hands. Everything always has been in God's hands. I lost my brother about a month ago, Justin Williams, age 19, who was attending Oregon State University on a full scholarship, he died in a road rage accident. I just want Terrance's family to know that they are not alone in this. I deeply feel their pain. And Terrance is where we all want to be. In heaven. Next to our heavenly father.

]]> http://www.outsidethebeltway.com/archives/espncom_-_ncf_-_oregon_signee_and_de_la_salle_star_kelly_slain/comment-page-1/#comment-22457 Monique Fri, 20 Aug 2004 02:20:06 +0000 /?p=7187#comment-22457 i'M VERY SAD, I NEVER KNEW THE YOUNG MAN BUT FROM WHAT I'VE READ AND HEARD HE WAS A GOOD KID AND HAD HIS HEAD ON RIGHT. HE KNEW WHERE HE WAS GOING AND HE WASN'T GOING TO LET ANYONE STOP HIM, BUT YOU KNOW AND I KNOW NOT ALL YOUNG PEOPLE WONT TO SEE ANOTHER YOUNG PERSON GO ANY WHERE.I PRAY FOR HIS FAMILY AND IT'S ALL IN GOD'S HANDS NOW. i'M VERY SAD, I NEVER KNEW THE YOUNG MAN BUT FROM WHAT I'VE READ AND HEARD HE WAS A GOOD KID AND HAD HIS HEAD ON RIGHT. HE KNEW WHERE HE WAS GOING AND HE WASN'T GOING TO LET ANYONE STOP HIM, BUT YOU KNOW AND I KNOW NOT ALL YOUNG PEOPLE WONT TO SEE ANOTHER YOUNG PERSON GO ANY WHERE.I PRAY FOR HIS FAMILY AND IT'S ALL IN GOD'S HANDS NOW.

]]> http://www.outsidethebeltway.com/archives/espncom_-_ncf_-_oregon_signee_and_de_la_salle_star_kelly_slain/comment-page-1/#comment-22095 R.T. Y. M. Sun, 15 Aug 2004 19:58:31 +0000 /?p=7187#comment-22095 This is very sad for the entire Bay Area. Here you have a young man who is making his way out of the ghetto in a positive way and tragedy strikes. Bill Cosby said it right when he said that 50% of the young people in the ghetto disrespect life, people and themselves. The heartless individual/s who did this had no respect for human life. Thank God for the mother who made her son turn himself in for this gut wretching crime. Terrence was an example that there is something in the ghetto that's positive. Terrence, Khadafy Washington, Horatio Lawrence, to name a few, all promising young men from the Bay Area whose life's were taken for no apparent reason. Young black men on there way to college to make a difference to the younger residents of their enviroments. We have to turn to God and rid our neighborhoods of these type of incidents. Just because you are from a low income area does not mean that it's okay to shoot people because you want to. People in the ghetto rise up and eliminate this element. Don't sit back and take no action because it will happen again and again as history proves. Terrance was going to excel in college and show that the other 50% of Cosby's statement are positive and are successful.They are somebody and they will shine on inspite of the area they are from. We also have to save the 50% that are negative and let them see that life is not about being hard and ignorant they too can have the success that Terrance had by going to school and getting an education and giving there life's to God, not the streets. God give his family the strength to endure what lies ahead for them. This is very sad for the entire Bay Area. Here you have a young man who is making his way out of the ghetto in a positive way and tragedy strikes. Bill Cosby said it right when he said that 50% of the young people in the ghetto disrespect life, people and themselves. The heartless individual/s who did this had no respect for human life. Thank God for the mother who made her son turn himself in for this gut wretching crime. Terrence was an example that there is something in the ghetto that's positive. Terrence, Khadafy Washington, Horatio Lawrence, to name a few, all promising young men from the Bay Area whose life's were taken for no apparent reason. Young black men on there way to college to make a difference to the younger residents of their enviroments. We have to turn to God and rid our neighborhoods of these type of incidents. Just because you are from a low income area does not mean that it's okay to shoot people because you want to. People in the ghetto rise up and eliminate this element. Don't sit back and take no action because it will happen again and again as history proves. Terrance was going to excel in college and show that the other 50% of Cosby's statement are positive and are successful.They are somebody and they will shine on inspite of the area they are from. We also have to save the 50% that are negative and let them see that life is not about being hard and ignorant they too can have the success that Terrance had by going to school and getting an education and giving there life's to God, not the streets. God give his family the strength to endure what lies ahead for them.

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