It was very very perfect sunshiny day on Wednesday November 11, 2015. I woke up at my house in Middletown and getting ready for my mom to take me to my orthodontist appointment in Muncie. On the way there we talked the whole time about life, well just about anything really and of course we were jamming out to some toons. It went from a great fantastic day to the worst day of my life. On November 11, 2015 was veterans day, it’s a time to remember who gave their all for their country to protect us and keep us safe. It was just another veterans day. As I was saying, we were on our way to my orthodontist appointment in Muncie. Dr. Rosenthal my orthodontist is the most cool person ever. He always is asking me about basketball and how my season
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I was hitting shots that i usually do not, but I knew it was Levi in spirit helping me. After practice I went to my old roots of Middletown for this grief counseling. My girlfriend came with me to comfort me which I greatly appreciated. As we get to the church we were heading to I was getting nervous. I was just nervous to see everyone. I kept telling myself not to cry. I walk into where everyone was and it is very awkward. Everyone was expressing their grief for our dear friend Levi different. Some were crying, some were smiling, and some were not even talking at all. I see his brother and sister (I am very close with all their family) and his sister is balling and his brother is just sitting there thinking why. I think everyone else was also thinking that. Levi was a person that just lit up a room, he could make you smile in a heartbeat, he could make you laugh in a matter of seconds. He was just a big ball full of energy. Levi is missed every day by me, family, and friends. I think about him everyday, every second, every minute on the hour. Levi was one of my best friends and always was. When I moved to Frankton we lost touch. We used to text every day just about anything then it went to a once in a blue moon type deal. The only thing I regret about my moving schools is how I lost touch with my old schoolmates and especially Levi’s family. If I were you and you have moved schools, keep in touch with your old friends. Levi is truly
I was hitting shots that i usually do not, but I knew it was Levi in spirit helping me. After practice I went to my old roots of Middletown for this grief counseling. My girlfriend came with me to comfort me which I greatly appreciated. As we get to the church we were heading to I was getting nervous. I was just nervous to see everyone. I kept telling myself not to cry. I walk into where everyone was and it is very awkward. Everyone was expressing their grief for our dear friend Levi different. Some were crying, some were smiling, and some were not even talking at all. I see his brother and sister (I am very close with all their family) and his sister is balling and his brother is just sitting there thinking why. I think everyone else was also thinking that. Levi was a person that just lit up a room, he could make you smile in a heartbeat, he could make you laugh in a matter of seconds. He was just a big ball full of energy. Levi is missed every day by me, family, and friends. I think about him everyday, every second, every minute on the hour. Levi was one of my best friends and always was. When I moved to Frankton we lost touch. We used to text every day just about anything then it went to a once in a blue moon type deal. The only thing I regret about my moving schools is how I lost touch with my old schoolmates and especially Levi’s family. If I were you and you have moved schools, keep in touch with your old friends. Levi is truly