Guestbook
Name: Alex Mcwhirter
E-mail: alliemcw@yahoo.com
Posted on: April 15, 2011 - 09:53 pm
Message: hey im a student at East Hill Christian and after you shared your story with my friend and i just bersted into tears!!I thin what you are doing is an awsome idea!!Thank you for sharing your story!I promise i will NEVER drink!
Name: jennifer doan
E-mail: jennifer.doan94@yahoo.com
Posted on: April 15, 2011 - 09:13 pm
Message: Mrs. Napier, I am a student from Booker T. Washington High School. and the assembly today was really touching and I really love you, your family, and Eric. Please come by again:) I really loved that assembly♥It was the best yet. Thank you for taking your time to come out and talk to us. Love always, Jennifer Doan
Name: Sarah
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Posted on: April 15, 2011 - 06:17 pm
Message: You are GREAT PERSON to for give him.That is somerthing to look up to and I know I will.
Name: carleychapman
E-mail: carley.chapman@live.com
Posted on: April 15, 2011 - 04:29 pm
Message: i am a student from b.t washington high school i was so heart brooken when i saw the video of your daughter megan and the guy that came out i started crying alot i will stop the person that i love from drinving a drinking and i feel sorry for you and Eric
Name: cheyenne hughes
E-mail: chyyis_flyy@yahoo.com
Posted on: April 15, 2011 - 01:01 pm
Message: i'm a student at booker t. washington high school, and i'd like to let you know that this touched me in a very positive way. it was very emotional to me because, i to have lost someone i love to a drunk driver. a little more than a year ago, tyler mccoy, one of my best friends were killed and that was honestly one of the worst moments of my life. i understand your pain and your suffereing. it can be very hard, and you are a very strong women. i have much respect for you to have the courage to go and talk about these things with students and share your story. you have touched my heart and this has forever changed my view on drunk driving and drinking in general. it was a very emotional assembly for me, but seeing you talk about it with such strength made me feel like we can all get through anything, even when we feel like we can't. you and your family will forever be in my heart. as for eric, i have much respect for him to admit that it was his fault and taking responsibility for his actions was a good start to him growing up and becoming a man. i hope that you help other teens and adults realize that drinking and driving CAN lead to bad things no matter how careful you are.
Name: meghan
E-mail: mcracker456@aol.com
Posted on: April 15, 2011 - 01:00 pm
Message: hey, you came to my school today (b.t washingotn) and i justed wanted to say that your story really touched me. my dad is a dui officer and i never really knew how much drinking and driving could affect someones life. i now understand why my dad does what he does, he wants to keep people like eric smallridge off the roads. i do see both sides of the story and you are very strong woman. i wish things could have been different for you, but like you said your glad she moved on with someone and not alone, like she wanted. thank you so much for coming to our school and taking time out of your life to talk to us. i hope you helped people see the importance on not to drink and drive. thanks so much.
Name: Brittany King
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Posted on: April 08, 2011 - 07:37 pm
Message: Hello! My name is Brittany King, and you were at my school today (Port St. Joe High). I just wanted to say that you're story really touched me, and you are a strong woman! Matter of fact, it touched me so much that I cried a little bit. Thank you for coming to talk to us today! :))
Name: Caitlyn Creamer
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Posted on: April 07, 2011 - 03:25 pm
Message: I am a student at Lafayette High School in Mayo Fl. You came to talk to us on April 1,2011 the night before our prom. Meagan, Lisa, and Erics story has touched mine and my friends lives for ever. I personally can say that i promise to never drink much less climb behinde the wheel drunk. I am also sorry for the familys who lost there daughters and the family who lost there son.