Talk:Lauren Townsend

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This page was voted on for deletion at Wikipedia:Votes for deletion/Lauren Townsend. The consensus was to merge it to Dawn Anna. dbenbenn | talk 02:22, 7 Feb 2005 (UTC)

My wife and I were watching the movie of Lauren's mom, entitled "Dawn Anna". It breaks our heart to put these two human stories and tragedies together. Our prayers go out to them and we trust at some point God will make it straight.

Since watching the movie "Dawn Anna" I have been unable to get the thoughts of this horrible event out of my head. Being so far away from all that happened it did not impact me as much then, as it did after I put a real person's life into my mind.

Touching Lives

I was deeply touched by the Columbine Tragedy. I had almost forgotten how much it toughed my heart until I saw the movie "Dawn Anna" on Lifetime. I want all the families touched by this to know you are all still in my thoughts and prayers.

Gloria Fort Wort, TX

The movie on Lifetime, Dawn Anna, has really hit me and brought back the reality of the shootings. To the families of the victims, my heart goes out to you and I am deeply sorry for your loss. The feeling that you get from saying goodbye in the morning and then later, hear that your loved one is missing. Then, you get the message that he/she is dead, it is devistating. I hope you have been able to come to some peace, though the pain never will subside... A note from Virginia: Emily

The movie "Dawn Anna" was beautiful and very touching. I have prayed many times for the families and victims of the Columbine tragedy. This movie was a touching reminder that prayers are still needed. I want to thank the family of Lauren Townsend for allowing the movie to be made it gave us a chance to look into a very personal aspect of their lives. I wish them prayers and happines.

Tisa Waco, TX

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