Tragic fire may have taken some members of the fiberglass community

[Barb Hunt]

Dear Glenn,

We are a community and that's what communities do - we mourn the passing of members.

Barb (in Canada)

[Glenn Baglo]

Originally Posted by Barb Hunt

Dear Glenn,

We are a community and that's what communities do - we mourn the passing of members.

Barb (in Canada)

The boler was not a member here, nor was the family involved. My point was, and is, that without the trashed boler in the background of the video, nobody would have commented.

It was just an observation.

[LindaandPat]

Originally Posted by Glenn Baglo

I agree Roy.

What I was questioning was the resulting posts of grief. As a news photographer for five decades, I experienced a lot of grief first hand.

I removed my daughter's grad picture from the mantle because it reminded me of interviewing parents of a lost daughter, and photographing that girl's grad photo.

I wasn't condemning anybody. Just questioning how we respond to events.

Glenn you must of experienced and seen a lot of horrible things in your job . Things that probably stay with you your whole life .
I guess for me , having lost one of my daughters in 2018 , I am extremely sensitive to these tragedies now . I cry just about every day when I see things , especially when families are hurt .
Again Glenn so sorry . Pat

[Glenn Baglo]

Thank you Pat. Still have work dreams.

[LindaandPat]

Originally Posted by Glenn Baglo

Thank you Pat. Still have work dreams.

Understand Glenn . Pat

[drjenk]

Originally Posted by Glenn Baglo

I agree Roy.

What I was questioning was the resulting posts of grief. As a news photographer for five decades, I experienced a lot of grief first hand.

I removed my daughter's grad picture from the mantle because it reminded me of interviewing parents of a lost daughter, and photographing that girl's grad photo.

I wasn't condemning anybody. Just questioning how we respond to events.

Powerful.