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Four Years Ago This Day

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pkotik

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Today, October 12, 2006 is the fourth anniversary of that awful day in Bayahibe, DR.

Pipin, the Mestre family, and all who miss Audrey: we're thinking of you today.
 
October 12th is burned forever in my mind. I recall what I was doing at that 'moment' even more so than at other critical dates like 9/11.

I didn't need this thread to remind me of this remembrance day, I was already thinking about Audrey, wondering where she's at, what she's up to, and how the whole thing came to pass.
 
Been four years already! I was fortunate enough to meet her and get an autographed poster that still hangs on my wall. This was shortly before the accident. :(
 
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