

Students mourn inside the Virginia Tech football stadium during a memorial service a day after the worst shooting in U.S. history on Tuesday, April 17, 2007 in Blacksburg, Va. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)

My heart is saddened by the news of Cho Seung Hui (a 23 year old senior majoring in English) who shot 33 people execution style at Virginia Tech. I can't imagine what the school, parents, and those nearby must be feeling at this moment.
Today C. talked to a friend who works at a university and he said the mood was somber there as well. You realize how fragile life is and how fast people can go. On the news I saw that one of the professors that was shot had survived the Holocaust. Can you imagine surviving that and then just being killed for no reason by a student. If you are on Yahoo today they keep showing the killer's picture and it makes me sad to even look at it. I keep saying a prayer for the families grieving everytime I see it. Imagine being the parents of this poor boy who killed them all.
I will be curious to see if they can find a motive. My thoughts and prayers are with everyone involved.
Blessings,
S.
2 comments:
I just noticed the comment box wasn't open on this post and have fixed it now.
S.
Hi - I too was extremely saddened by the whole event. Over the years I've worked on campus I've had a couple of 'uncomfortable' moments that had my mind racing to when other events had taken place on campuses.
And yet somehow, God is Greater.
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