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Dear Tork Family, You have my deepest sympathies in the loss of your beloved son Kevin. I am very familiar with your pain. My daughter, Elizabeth, died of smoke inhalation on 9-20-03 due to a fire, caused by careless smoking, in her duplex near the University of Minnesota. She was just beginning her sophomore year.
ReplyDeleteI commend you on your efforts to stop the choking game. I also know the feeling of urgency in doing whatever we can to make something good come out of something so painful and difficult.
I also want to thank you for your bravery in telling the world about the message you received from Kevin. I have received messages from my daughter and there are no words to describe how much they have helped me to heal and brought me so much peace of mind.
Blessings to you as you continue on your journey.
Kim Wencl
kimwencl.com