Hogan Sibs Send Prayer Requests

91. dottie, guess what? I did look at the people who showed up for the vigil and NICK was not one of them. Yes, everyone should support and have sympathy but for the victim not for the boy who continuually speeds and drives recklessly and endangering others. perhaps Nick should join the army and become a real man and see how hard jon had it in Iraq and then he would appreciate what the young man has done in his life. if nick wants to drive over 100 mph then let him do it on a race track somewhere that he won't hurt anyone else. its one thing to put yourself in danger (that's fine as long as you cant hurt anyone else.) BUT FOR GOD"S SAKE don't put someone else's life in danger,when everything is handed down to you and you dont work for anything you really start to beieve you dont need to obey laws because they just don't apply to you. i respect your opinion bu they really need to start taking responsibilty.all his parents keep saying is that nick is a good kid and it wasn't his fault well who's fault was it?They need to take responsibility and send nick to schools to talk about how speed can kill. and don't just hand him another car make him earn it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Posted at 3:37PM on Sep 17th 2007 by cindy from texas

92. My prayers are with John and his family, also the Hogan's. Nick is a young boy having fun, it may not be the right thing to do, but how many of you people do the right thing all the time, that is what I thought (you just have not had this serious of an incident). I am absolutely sure that they are all greiving, and I am sure that the Hogan's are more down to earth than alot of you people are saying. Why don't you go bash on someone that needs bashing on.

Posted at 5:58PM on Sep 16th 2007 by Michelle