5/14/63 - 9/18/02

This is my [only] way of showing my last respects to my beloved friend who suddenly passed away, whom I loved dearly and never will be forgotten.

We found eachother, started out our friendship about two years ago. Little did I know back then what this wonderful man would come to mean to me.
Little did I know he would become the sunshine in my life, the one to comfort me when I was in pain, to always put a smile on my face, to always say the right words, to give the greatest advice, and show me what true friendship is all about.

He wrote these words to me in one of his many letters.

Man and woman's greatness lies in their decision to become stronger than their condition,
and if their condition is unfair and unjustifiable, they have only one way of overcoming it,
which is to be just and fair themselves.

(Written by Donnie Bull, a wrongfully condemned soul on Illinois Death Row for a wonderfully great friend, Aug. 4, 2002)

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