Friday, 26 March 2004 - 10:27 PM EST

I think your yearbook pages were wonderful and had EVERY right to be in there. not just one, but all of them. i am very sorry the Tecumseh School system is so worried about legalites that they missed the point totally. I only met brandon once or twice but the death of him and tami made me think. and i mean really think. I hope the whole yearbook thing doesn't set you back. keep fighting the good fight Mrs. Berry.

Saturday, 27 March 2004 - 8:22 AM EST

Thank-you so much for your e-mail. I'm really feeling defeated right now, so your encouragement means a lot to me.
I am so greatful that I got to run one page, so all of Brandon's classmates will remember him. That is a real big concern at this point. Brandon gets so many visitors at his grave now, but I know that it will taper off to very few. That is how it should be, his friends need to get on with their lives. 20 years from now, with a reunion coming up, many might look back through the yearbook and remember Brandon. As long as he lives in your memories, he can be there for the 20 year reunion.
I do hope that Tami is allowed to have a yearbook page too. Even without my other page, just seeing their memorial pages will remind everyone the tragedy that happened and why. Maybe that will be enough to prevent some repeats of that night.
Thank-you again for your support. I will keep fighting the good fight and I'll do it for Brandon and all of the classmates that he left behind.
Dondi or Mrs. Berry

Sunday, 20 June 2004 - 3:58 AM EDT

I don't know who you are, but I have a pretty good idea. I have it narrowed down to two people. One is a student and one works at the school. If you could e-mail me, I'd love to know who you are. dondi31260@comcast.net. i won't tell anyone.
I wanted to make sure you knew about the pot luck and candlelight service for brandon on june 26th. I would love it if you came. see brandon's web site for details. dondi