Song Written in Memory of Children

Mobile Dauphin Island A song has been written in memory of the 4 children thought to have been thrown off the Dauphin Island Bridge by their father. Listen to the song.

by Jennifer Dale

Published: Mon, January 21, 2008 - 11:53 am CST

Someone has written a song in memory of 4 children thought to have been thrown on off the Dauphin Island Bridge by their father. The song is called Winter Wind. It is posted on YouTube. News 5 first learned about the song because of a post in our forum.
Bayou La Batre Police say the children's father, Lam Luong, threw the children off the bridge January 7th. What investigators believe is the body of the 4th child was recovered yesterday near Venice, Louisiana. The other children's bodies were found along the Alabama & Mississippi coastlines.

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grandma g Says:

Tue, Jan 22, 2008 at 4:36 pm

What a wonderful song. A beautiful memorial to the four innocent children. This incident is so tragic and so horrific - the song gives it a quite mournful sense. I am torn between hate for the father to love for the children. Thank you for your song. My trip across the Dauphin Island Bridge will always remind me of the Children. Brothers and sisters who will always be together. Thank you.

bigmax25 Says:

Mon, Jan 21, 2008 at 1:52 pm

Thank you for that beautiful, heartfelt tribute to those beautiful children. I didn’t think my heart could take any more, but that song has touched me so much. Thank you again.

engtchr Says:

Mon, Jan 21, 2008 at 1:45 pm

What a beautiful song and loving tribute to what we all feel but have not your gift for expressing. Thank you.

a mom Says:

Mon, Jan 21, 2008 at 12:36 pm

Thank you truly, Ms. Baggett