Name: Alan
E-mail: Private
Date posted: August 13, 2010 - 03:36 am
Message: Mom, it is often hard for me to look at things that bring this day back to my mind. I must say that what you are doing makes me so proud to be your son. (not like I wasnt anyways) I want you and dad to know that you guys are the best parents anyone could ever hope for. I try to use your actions to find strength when I am down. Please never give up this fight because the impact is obvious to anyone who reads these comments. Thank you for teaching me how to forgive. As Mark Twain said "Forgiveness is the fragrance that the violet sheds on the heal that has crushed it." I love you!

Name: Lana Carnes
E-mail: lcarnes@tampabay.rr.com
Date posted: August 04, 2010 - 12:29 pm
Message: Every community needs to be involved in some way, this problem is becoming way to common, and there seems to be not enough involvment even from law enforment, (teens are buying alcohol, everyday, it is not only being given to them by adults, it is being sold to them everyday, everywhere) we as parents have to get our heads out of the sand, and go straight to the sources of the places these kids are getting it from. we can't stop all drunk drivers, but we should be able to cut down on the drunk inder age drivers.

Name: Nikki Sclafani
E-mail: pinetreegirl94@aol.com
Date posted: July 30, 2010 - 10:26 pm
Message: Mrs. Napier, you just came to largo high a few weeks ago and you have really touched my heart and soul. Your story has really opened my eyes to life. I hope this foundation that you've created does the same to others like it did for me. Thank you

Name: ashlee & chrissy
E-mail: Private
Date posted: May 26, 2010 - 03:16 pm
Message: Mrs.Naiper your story of Meagan touched our hearts. You came to our school and brought so much more then just a story you brought a life lesson to us.
Love Always, Ashlee and Crissy

Name: Patricia Ruiz
E-mail: baca1993@yahoo.com
Date posted: May 25, 2010 - 06:45 pm
Message: Dear Mrs. Napier you opened my heart today with your story. I'm very sorry for what happen to your daughter I truly understood that Drinking and Driving do not get along just like oil and water don't get along. I have never drank in my life and I would never do it. Your story made me open my heart and see that we are not perfect that every single one of us human beigns make mistakes, mistakes that can be devastating like killing people for stupid decisions. I enjoyed your visit you made at my Drivers Ed class in Freedom High. I hope you can come again with Eric Smallridge so you can both talk about this terrible story. I truly admire you for forgiving the person that killed your daughter is not easy to forgive a person who you know killed your family member. I respect you. Thank You for making me see the world in a different way now.

Name: Daniel Gruen
E-mail: daniel14snook@yahoo.com
Date posted: May 17, 2010 - 04:33 pm
Message: Dear Mrs.Napier, you touched my heart with your daughters story. You came to my school with a message and the message had a big impact on me. As a teenager there are mistakes that are made. Many lessons to be learned, and many obsticles to overcome. I admire you for the efforts that you take to help teens learn about what the effects of DUI are, and what may happen. God bless you and your beautiful daughter.

Daniel

Name: Jesslyn Singley
E-mail: jsslyn6@aol.com
Date posted: May 11, 2010 - 09:12 pm
Message: Mrs.Napier and Eric came to my school today(Jay High) and touched me in so many ways. I lost two of my best friends to a car accident and it was the hardest 4 months I have ever been through and I would never want to go through that again. The Napier and Smallridge family will always be in my prayers.

Name: Bryon Wright
E-mail: bryonwright16@aol.com
Date posted: May 05, 2010 - 03:34 pm
Message: Thank You Mrs. Napier for coming to my school (Wharton High) it really touched me alot it made me cry a little things will get better thank you so much its beautiful what your doing.