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JrtsPrincess04		#15581	[-]
Posts: 17319 (05/03/2009 6:14 PM) More Recent Posts Message Friend Block Invite Ignore	Love it Megan.
cls2		#15582	[-]
Posts: 6199 (05/03/2009 6:16 PM) More Recent Posts Message Friend Block Invite Ignore	In the day's leading up to Adam's death, Kolodin had worked closely with Cook on the race. Cook's team was the top fund-raiser, bringing in more than $98,000, while the race in total raised about $2 million. "What he did this morning when he was dealing with the most raw emotion was incredible," says Kolodin. "He talked to 9,000 people in a pouring rainstorm today. No one knew his brother had died, but he publicly said to everyone at the race, 'I do have some bad news.' The crowd went pretty much silent and people were crying." After the grim announcement, Cook put on a brave face, says Kolodin. "He spent his entire day hugging survivors, signing autographs for them, taking pictures. He did this for hundreds of people in a very chaotic setting. "He shared his very private moment with thousands," Kolodin continues. "He was willing to put his personal, raw emotion out there, knowing he was being filmed. He's a heck of a person."
Kristy9929		#15583	[-]
Posts: 13146 (05/03/2009 6:18 PM) More Recent Posts Message Friend Block Invite Ignore	cls2 wrote: In the day's leading up to Adam's death, Kolodin had worked closely with Cook on the race. Cook's team was the top fund-raiser, bringing in more than $98,000, while the race in total raised about $2 million. "What he did this morning when he was dealing with the most raw emotion was incredible," says Kolodin. "He talked to 9,000 people in a pouring rainstorm today. No one knew his brother had died, but he publicly said to everyone at the race, 'I do have some bad news.' The crowd went pretty much silent and people were crying." After the grim announcement, Cook put on a brave face, says Kolodin. "He spent his entire day hugging survivors, signing autographs for them, taking pictures. He did this for hundreds of people in a very chaotic setting. "He shared his very private moment with thousands," Kolodin continues. "He was willing to put his personal, raw emotion out there, knowing he was being filmed. He's a heck of a person." Yes he is one heck of a person.
RoxyGrl01		#15584	[-]
Posts: 16726 (05/03/2009 6:18 PM) More Recent Posts Message Friend Block Invite Ignore	cls2 wrote: In the day's leading up to Adam's death, Kolodin had worked closely with Cook on the race. Cook's team was the top fund-raiser, bringing in more than $98,000, while the race in total raised about $2 million. "What he did this morning when he was dealing with the most raw emotion was incredible," says Kolodin. "He talked to 9,000 people in a pouring rainstorm today. No one knew his brother had died, but he publicly said to everyone at the race, 'I do have some bad news.' The crowd went pretty much silent and people were crying." After the grim announcement, Cook put on a brave face, says Kolodin. "He spent his entire day hugging survivors, signing autographs for them, taking pictures. He did this for hundreds of people in a very chaotic setting. "He shared his very private moment with thousands," Kolodin continues. "He was willing to put his personal, raw emotion out there, knowing he was being filmed. He's a heck of a person." That's an understatement. We love you David Roland Cook!
JrtsPrincess04		#15585	[-]
Posts: 17320 (05/03/2009 6:20 PM) More Recent Posts Message Friend Block Invite Ignore	cls2 wrote: In the day's leading up to Adam's death, Kolodin had worked closely with Cook on the race. Cook's team was the top fund-raiser, bringing in more than $98,000, while the race in total raised about $2 million. "What he did this morning when he was dealing with the most raw emotion was incredible," says Kolodin. "He talked to 9,000 people in a pouring rainstorm today. No one knew his brother had died, but he publicly said to everyone at the race, 'I do have some bad news.' The crowd went pretty much silent and people were crying." After the grim announcement, Cook put on a brave face, says Kolodin. "He spent his entire day hugging survivors, signing autographs for them, taking pictures. He did this for hundreds of people in a very chaotic setting. "He shared his very private moment with thousands," Kolodin continues. "He was willing to put his personal, raw emotion out there, knowing he was being filmed. He's a heck of a person."
Belle72180		#15586	[-]
Posts: 13736 (05/03/2009 6:28 PM) More Recent Posts Message Friend Block Invite Ignore	I couldn't even get through the first couple mins of both of the speech vids without tearing up.
Ali110		#15587	[-]
Posts: 47499 (05/03/2009 6:29 PM) More Recent Posts Message Friend Block Invite Ignore	I posted all of you youtube vids in case anyone wants to look...I put the link up a few pages ago. Megan, beautiful title.
clayzgurl04		#15588	[-]
Posts: 5501 (05/03/2009 6:33 PM) More Recent Posts Message Friend Block Invite Ignore	My heart goes out to David and his family! RIP Adam!
Ali110		#15589	[-]
Posts: 47500 (05/03/2009 6:34 PM) More Recent Posts Message Friend Block Invite Ignore	cls2 wrote: In the day's leading up to Adam's death, Kolodin had worked closely with Cook on the race. Cook's team was the top fund-raiser, bringing in more than $98,000, while the race in total raised about $2 million. "What he did this morning when he was dealing with the most raw emotion was incredible," says Kolodin. "He talked to 9,000 people in a pouring rainstorm today. No one knew his brother had died, but he publicly said to everyone at the race, 'I do have some bad news.' The crowd went pretty much silent and people were crying." After the grim announcement, Cook put on a brave face, says Kolodin. "He spent his entire day hugging survivors, signing autographs for them, taking pictures. He did this for hundreds of people in a very chaotic setting. "He shared his very private moment with thousands," Kolodin continues. "He was willing to put his personal, raw emotion out there, knowing he was being filmed. He's a heck of a person."
RhinestoneCowgrrl		#15590	[-]
Posts: 14456 (05/03/2009 6:35 PM) More Recent Posts Message Friend Block Invite Ignore	Love the new title, Megan!
Ali110		#15591	[-]
Posts: 47501 (05/03/2009 6:42 PM) More Recent Posts Message Friend Block Invite Ignore	Gonna run to the store. brb
Belle72180		#15592	[-]
Posts: 13737 (05/03/2009 6:55 PM) More Recent Posts Message Friend Block Invite Ignore	I'm gonna eat dinner and afterward make sure I have everything in my suitcase that I won't be using tomorrow morning. Gah my stomach is in knots.
Mariasiv		#15593	[-]
Posts: 219 (05/03/2009 6:55 PM) More Recent Posts Message Friend Block Invite Ignore	I didn't know this until just now. Bless you guys for this thread or I would not have known... Prayers to his family. can't help but be sad about this one.. David had a lot of courage today....
cls2		#15594	[-]
Posts: 6200 (05/03/2009 6:59 PM) More Recent Posts Message Friend Block Invite Ignore	Stef....do you think there will still be a show? I guess you probably don't know yet, huh?
RhinestoneCowgrrl		#15595	[-]
Posts: 14457 (05/03/2009 6:59 PM) More Recent Posts Message Friend Block Invite Ignore	cls2 wrote: In the day's leading up to Adam's death, Kolodin had worked closely with Cook on the race. Cook's team was the top fund-raiser, bringing in more than $98,000, while the race in total raised about $2 million. "What he did this morning when he was dealing with the most raw emotion was incredible," says Kolodin. "He talked to 9,000 people in a pouring rainstorm today. No one knew his brother had died, but he publicly said to everyone at the race, 'I do have some bad news.' The crowd went pretty much silent and people were crying." After the grim announcement, Cook put on a brave face, says Kolodin. "He spent his entire day hugging survivors, signing autographs for them, taking pictures. He did this for hundreds of people in a very chaotic setting. "He shared his very private moment with thousands," Kolodin continues. "He was willing to put his personal, raw emotion out there, knowing he was being filmed. He's a heck of a person."
RhinestoneCowgrrl		#15596	[-]
Posts: 14458 (05/03/2009 7:00 PM) More Recent Posts Message Friend Block Invite Ignore	cls2 wrote: Stef....do you think there will still be a show? I guess you probably don't know yet, huh? I was just wondering that myself. You might want to call the venue or something.
RoxyGrl01		#15597	[-]
Posts: 16728 (05/03/2009 7:10 PM) More Recent Posts Message Friend Block Invite Ignore	cls2 wrote: Stef....do you think there will still be a show? I guess you probably don't know yet, huh? That's a good question. I'm sure a funeral will be within the next few days.
RhinestoneCowgrrl		#15598	[-]
Posts: 14459 (05/03/2009 7:14 PM) More Recent Posts Message Friend Block Invite Ignore	Sunday, May 03, 2009 Prayers for David Cook and His Family!!!!!!!! Category: Friends I just found out that David Cook's brother passed away. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PMAy3dJbEGQ . I ask all my friends to go to his Myspace, Twitter, Facebook, or Website and leave a comment. Let him know we all are here for him and we love him. Please send positive energy and prayers out to him and his family. We love you David and we send our condolence. Sincerely, Syesha It's nice to see support from the other Idols.
RhinestoneCowgrrl		#15599	[-]
Posts: 14461 (05/03/2009 7:18 PM) More Recent Posts Message Friend Block Invite Ignore	David's personal facebook went POOF!
JrtsPrincess04		#15600	[-]
Posts: 17321 (05/03/2009 7:24 PM) More Recent Posts Message Friend Block Invite Ignore	RhinestoneCowgrrl wrote: David's personal facebook went POOF! Its been gone for a few weeks.

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