Change Is Hard

…but change is certain.

A new website for the Truck Safety Coalition

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I was going to write today about my woody peony which is in bloom.  It’s beautiful, and this is the first spring I’ve had it.  But just moments ago I received an email from the Truck Safety Coalition that our new website is up.  So of course I went to see.

Click here to see it.

I got caught up in the memorial photographs.  Many of the more recent ones have little bios about the people that were killed.  If you have a strong heart go there and look.  The pictures are alphabetical and I only got as far as the C’s before I couldn’t see through the tears and had to stop.  Maybe we should revamp the new website again so that this list flips back and forth, sometimes A-Z, sometimes Z-A…because I don’t think anyone will be able to look at all of them, and those at the back of the alphabet deserve our attention as well.

You can also listen to a few stories, short video clips of some of us talking about our losses.  Tissues will be needed I’m afraid.
There’s a lot of  important information on the site, and if you ever have anyone you know that needs us, just let us know.  I hope you never do.

Dad’s last name was Badger, so I saw his picture among the memorials.  It’s hard to see it there, he just shouldn’t have had to die that way.

Thanks for all your support when I ramble like this.

Author: dawnkinster

I'm a long time banker having worked in banks since the age of 17. I took a break when I turned 50 and went back to school. I graduated right when the economy took a turn for the worst and after a year of library work found myself unemployed. I was lucky that my previous bank employer wanted me back. So here I am again, a long time banker. Change is hard.

5 thoughts on “A new website for the Truck Safety Coalition

  1. Powerful, moving, and very, very tragic. So many faces, so many lives lost & even more lives left to live in grief.

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  2. Dawn, thanks for the tissue warning; I needed it for your video. You do your dad such great honor by working through the sorrow to help save other lives.

    (And I don’t think you’re rambling; no wasted words in this blog post!)

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  3. You look very much like your dad, you know. The website is a great resource; thanks for sharing it.

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  4. Yep, all of us look like Dad. Mom used to say that if she hadn’t been there she’d swear she had nothing to do with our births!

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  5. I agree that the new website is a great resource and it will educate a lot of people. Thanks for telling us about it.

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