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Just found out some sad news...
When I was working at Middle Swan Primary School last year, there was a young boy (still at high school) who was doing a prac with the sport's teacher. He was really nice and he also was one hell of a role model for the children.
He was of Aboriginal Descent, but showed all the children that did not mean he had to be a drunk, drug addict, or have an attitude anything that is usually associated with Aboriginals (especially in that area).
Last weekend, there was a car accident not too far from where Jami and Mum live, that took the lives of two teenage boys, and left 3 in critical conditions. He was one of the ones to die.
I found out today while reading the newspaper.
It is so sad. He had such potential for the future. He was going somewhere, and he was making a difference. He made so much difference to some of those kids, that I don't think even he would have realised. He inspired them.
I worked with him. I spoke with him. I joked with him. I believed he would be a person who would one day help mend the racist division between black and white. I guess I was wrong.
I am going to pray for him for 70 days, as my religion beckons. Mum is going to see if she can find out when the funeral is for me, and if I can, I am going to go. He was a decent man, and the world is that little more poorer having lost him.
Rest in Peace Aubrey Ryder.
He was of Aboriginal Descent, but showed all the children that did not mean he had to be a drunk, drug addict, or have an attitude anything that is usually associated with Aboriginals (especially in that area).
Last weekend, there was a car accident not too far from where Jami and Mum live, that took the lives of two teenage boys, and left 3 in critical conditions. He was one of the ones to die.
I found out today while reading the newspaper.
It is so sad. He had such potential for the future. He was going somewhere, and he was making a difference. He made so much difference to some of those kids, that I don't think even he would have realised. He inspired them.
I worked with him. I spoke with him. I joked with him. I believed he would be a person who would one day help mend the racist division between black and white. I guess I was wrong.
I am going to pray for him for 70 days, as my religion beckons. Mum is going to see if she can find out when the funeral is for me, and if I can, I am going to go. He was a decent man, and the world is that little more poorer having lost him.
Rest in Peace Aubrey Ryder.