Just needed to point out I am happy that i happened upon your website!

Your touching tribute moved me to tears. Anything is possible. I read your story in the newspaper. Life goes on; memories last forever. Cry when you need to. Feel what you feel. Remember when you are able.

Everything you have written has captured the feelings and love which you and Lindsey had in the very short time which you had together. When I first met her in June here in Texas, I immediately fell in love with her and was so thankful that you had finally found someone as perfect as Lindsey was. She made your life whole again. Then when she wanted to get married here in Texas I couldn't have been any happier. She quickly carved a place in all of our hearts as if we had known her all of her life. I am so sad for the loss, but so blessed to have known her the short time that we did. She will always have a very special place in our hearts.

This is such a beautiful tribute to your wife, I write this with tears in my eyes. Thank you for sharing it as it has really touched me.

So tragic. What a beautiful couple. May she rest in peace. Heaven has a new angel. God bless you and her family.

Hi, I've heard about your story all the way from Australia. I'm very sorry to hear of your loss. I pray for God to give you the patience. Your post on "love is never in vain" was beautiful. God bless, stay strong sending my prays and thoughts to you. God is closest to the broken hearted.

So touched by your loss, your obvious love for Lindsey, and the very public manner of your telling of your story. Stay strong. Peace and love.

Hi, I'm really moved by the story. I'm an aspiring filmmaker and screenwriter and would love to work with you to write a screenplay on this . Would love to discuss possibility with you. I'm thinking of a stirring tribute to her memory that captures the authenticity and odds-beating nature of your short--yet truly remarkable--relationship. Email me if you would like to discuss. I could write a treatment to give you a preview. I'm also a practicing Christian. Blessings, Mark

Just wanted to say I am truly for your loss. I was there myself. I am truly at awe the way you are keeping her memory alive. It saddens how the good ones seems to keep slipping away just when both of you realized that it was true love between the both of you. When I see the picture of both of you, you can truly see the love in her eyes for you its touching. The video made of her captured it all had me in tears form the beginning to end. It touch the very core of my heart. I was there where you are now. People do not understand it can never be forgotten once you experience love in that manner. Time heals all wounds but she will always remain in your heart no matter where or what you do in life. Again keep doing what you are doing and all of

I am so sorry this love affair did not last your life. I can relate to your pain as my fiance was killed in Vietnam in 1972. I have never married as he was my gold standard. But know that you can feel love, and Lindsey proved that..... so dont be like me and never look for love again.... Best to you....