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Ginger writes:
Wyatt, I went to a concert last night at the Velvet Lounge, you would have loved it. It was just your scene, I thought of you the whole time. I try not to regret things because I know it doesn't do any good, but I can't help feeling so sorry that I didn't hang out with you more than I did when you lived here.
You're starting to feel so far away from me now. I don't know what to do or how to fix it. I just want to call you.
Washington, DC
Jeannie writes:
Begin doing what you want to do now. We are not living in eternity. We have only this moment, sparkling like a star in our hand - and melting like a snowflake. -Marie Beynon Ray
will writes:
tonight i had drinks with some hamline buddies. crazy stories were shared and the ones with wyatt were by far the best. it was so much fun my face hurt from laughing. then on the drive home it was like a huge crash. for a while there, wyatt was completely alive. we talked like it was yesterday, like tomorrow we'd do something crazy again. then i was alone in the car and i felt like someone punched me in the gut. wyatt still makes me feel such a spectrum of emotions. it hurts, but yet amazes me.
Kyla Ammon writes:
Thanks for fixing the site. I wish Wyatt could fix it. I just don't want to get used to life without him. The tears don't stop, the pain never goes away...I just somehow find a place where I can push everything deeper. This is my reality. I just wish he would come back finally so the hurt can go away. I just don't want it to be there forever, it makes life so much harder than it already is.
Love you Wyatt!!! We all miss you more than words can say.
Minneapolis, MN
Ginger Ammon writes:
It's weird, when your life gets hacked to pieces so brutally like this, part of it starts to not feel real. Which part is real, the time when Wyatt was in my life, or now? Which part is the dream?
4/12/2007
Washington, DC
Lauren C. writes:
"As long as I can I will look at this world for the both of us. As Long as I can I will laugh with the birds, I will sing with the flowers, I will pray to the stars, for both of us." -Sascha
Arlington, VA
Lauren C. writes:
"The deep pain that is felt at the death of every friendly soul arises from the feeling that there is in every individual something which is inexpressible, peculiar to him alone, and is, therefore, absolutely and irretrievably lost." -Arthur Schopenhaur
Arlington, VA
will writes:
I was just thinking of Wyatt this morning and the emotions became so intense i didn't think i could stand it. Then i remembered just walking through Cub foods with Wyatt while he sang NAU's theme song REAL loud. What a riot! No matter what memory I have of you Wyatt, there's always a moment of laughter. Usually much laughter. Thank you for that.
Jeannie writes:
If you are interested in reading about the experiences of other Peace Corps volunteers in Zambia you can go to www.peacecorpsjournals.com. Some of Wyatt's friends are on there and Wyatt's journal is included too. I keep imagining the adventures Wyatt would be having. He was really loving it the 10 weeks he was there.
Jasmine writes:
Jackson Wyatt turned one on Tuesday. This past year has gone so fast. I think of Wyatt often when I look at Jackson and remember the incredible man he is named after.
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