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The
burial before the funeral - tons of people showed up early to attend. |
![]() Wes at the burial. He said final words. |
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Going back into the church. I found this photo moving because of all of the people with their arms around each other. All weekend it was unbelievable how many people showed up. Weeks later, I saw this photo, and I see so many people I don't even know that are mourning the same loss. |
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More
of the emotional crowd. |
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Waiting
in a crowded room in the church. Friends and family wore jeans and white oxford shirts, Chad's signature outfit. |
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Many
of these guys got tattoos with Chad's initials - on the right and below
is Wes and Val (Chad's parents) and Craig and Chelsea (Chad's brother
and sister) and my brother Todd. |
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(Karyn),
Grandpa & Grandma, Herb, Arlene, Roger, Rosanna, Jesse, Chip, Denise. |
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Preparing
to carry out the casket. Todd was nervous because he didn't know what
he was supposed to do. I assured him that nobody expects him to know what
to do. Nobody knew. |
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My
Mom came to the funeral, and it was nice to have her there. She saw a lot of my Dad's relatives that she hadn't seen in years. |
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My
cousins Jesse and Ben |
Joel
and I |
![]() Gen 3 Culver Kids. Eugenio (foreign exchange student), Jesse (2nd cousin), Laura, Brittany, Ben, Me, Joel, Jamey, Craig, Ben, Bradley, Todd. Chelsea not pictured; Dylan and Lukas, the youngest, stayed in California |