Darnell Parker to @WCPO in November 2020: "At 42 years old I realize how short life really can be. Nothing is promised. Tomorrow is not promised. And I'm not going to spend it upset at anyone. I'm not going to spend it arguing with anyone. I just want to be a positive person."
Today we lost a radiant light in our community. To know Coach Parker was to love him. His energy was always contagious and he was wise and motivating in all of his ways. Rest In Peace to a coach who served people and players like no other, you will be missed🙏🏽🙏🏽
It is a tough day for our Tigers today as we have lost one of the most positive, optimistic coaches you’ll ever meet. We will miss Coach Parker, but his influence will live on in our hearts. #beLOVEland
It is a tough day for our Tigers today as we have lost one of the most positive, optimistic coaches you’ll ever meet. We will miss Coach Parker, but his influence will live on in our hearts. #beLOVEland
Amerie Jo Garza's father, a med aide, says he found out she was one of the victims when he arrived on the scene and was helping another little girl covered in blood. She told him her best friend had been shot. When he asked her name, she said his daughter's. There aren't words.
These donations were delivered to Jack’s Closet, a place where families involved in Kinship Care can go and shop for free necessities and holiday gifts. This experience has been extremely humbling and I am forever grateful for the situation God has put me in.
Thank you to everyone who contributed and made donations to A Kinship Christmas. Your generosity will go on to serve 67 families and 210 kids this holiday. In a span of two and a half weeks we raised $700 on top of receiving a large amount of toy donations.