The Gainesville Chamber of Commerce organized a drive to collect books to be donated to the Gainesville Victory ship. Two hundred books were collected.

I just hope this is over. I don't want to live through this again.

It's like going through it all over again. The worst part of the whole thing is, you never get to see that child grow up and what he could've become.

Then I started a quest for a picture.

It wasn't our best game, but to come away without it being our best game is pretty good. The whole game we were able to capitalize on their mistakes. We out hit them 4-2, but the big key was we didn't have any errors.

Thank God, my family is safe. I was so afraid he was going to get out.

When someone talks Spanish to them, their eyes light up. It affirms the Spanish culture in these children. I really believe in honoring the culture and language from where they are from.

I was so afraid he was going to get out. We'd be living in fear again, like we were before (if he had received a life sentence).

We have a postcard that shows a picture of the Soldier Service Center. The city donated the land and the federal government built it for $37,000.