It’s a shame that at a terrible time like this there have to be off the wall comments made. These are four lives who were lost. It doesn’t matter what race, religion, etc. These babies did not deserve this, nobody deserves to die like this.

THAT IS A BEAUTIFUL PAGE ON MY SPACE AND WHOEVER DONE IT ,
put there love into it.i’m sure the mother appreciates it.a very approiate song.hope tomorrow is the dat they find the last child,my husband and son are out there looking for them too and we nave put funds in the account for the children and family and give our prayers.this is so sad and i cry for all of them.

This is a tragedy imposed on four innocent victims.  They should be honored in any way possible.  Their mother should not want for anything (burial arrangements food, after the loss of her husbands income, or anything of that nature.) We as a community that has so much should allow her a chance to grieve without worry.  To bring other issues into the equation such as the war veterans has nothing to do with anything in this situation.  rmseek1234 you are absolutely right and I think this is a coming together for us.  This is the first time we have agreed on a subject matter, hoorrrayyy.

Anytime someone dies it is horrible.  The fact that these were four innocent, helpless children makes it that much worse.  My heart goes out to the family and community.

My life-long best friend emigrated from Vietnam when she was four.  Her family endured a harrowing trip, first from Vietnam to Thailand and then, finally, to America.  Since their arrival thirty-plus years ago, her parents have learned English, attended college and made strong lives for themselves.  Her father works for HUD and is also a preacher.  Both children have grown up to be strong members of their communities.  My point?  Anyone who comes to this country is living what our ancestors lived - the American Dream.  It is what this country was founded on and what this country will thrive on.  When we stop supporting this, our country will fail.  No one deserves to be discriminated against - regardless of “race, creed or national origin.”

It was a horrible thing to do.  When little ones die it is always tough.  Grow past it.  If you want to honor someone do it for the 58,000 Americans who died so they could live here.

Someone needs to check and see if the children are Buddhist.  It makes a difference.