Archive for July, 2011
a death row killer had a change of heart?
Posted by Roger Brown in Civics, LDS on July 18, 2011
Wow, if you haven’t seen this yet, check out this 2 part series in yesterday and today’s Deseret News about Ronnie Gardner who was executed on death row last year, June 2010:
(Tip: click on the “PRINT” link above the Page: 1 2 3 … to see it all on one page instead of having to click through the sub-pages one at a time.)
They preface with it:
“a two-part series about notorious murderer Ronnie Lee Gardner and the gradual change of heart he experienced in the final years of his life as he reached out to Dan Bradshaw, a Salt Lake City banker who served as an LDS prison bishop. Bradshaw told his story to Deseret News writer Doug Robinson because he thought it contained a valuable message about people’s ability to examine themselves and make changes in their lives, even in a hard case such as Gardner’s.”
All i can say is wow, this story will make you cringe at times but also cry later on. There is some pretty strong statements in there — makes you think and feel. I don’t want to say anything else so as not to give away any more of the story.
I’m glad the Bishop told his story about Ronnie. Thank you.
national map viewer
Posted by Roger Brown in Civics, environment, Fun Stuff, good ideas, Provo, Uncategorized on July 1, 2011
Suhwheeeeet! Make and print your own topo maps for hikes, trips, etc. Most excellent!