Hugh Boyle Fri, 21 May 2010 00:30:28 GMT -5

Hello Scott,
Just wanted to drop a note to day I enjoyed meeting you on the plane from DC to Charlotte. I hope you and the others are successful in your efforts!

Toast Mon, 17 May 2010 10:00:31 GMT -5

2 weeks to Indy. As we try to figure out the logistics of the weekend, all I can think is that it will never be the same without you. You will forever be there in spirit though. Once again, we will raise a glass of Moon Juice in your honor.

LaDonna Oldham Wed, 12 May 2010 14:49:20 GMT -5

I teach at Samnorwood Elementary with Colby Auld. I know he was a dear friend of Lorin. He has shared her life and the tragedy that took her life with not only the teachers but also the students at our school. What an incredible young woman. I pray for healing for her family and friends.

Dad Thu, 29 Apr 2010 19:41:00 GMT -5

You know I visit with you everyday just to see your smiling face. Even though the volume of entries of those who visit is dwindling, We know your friends and family think of you often. Mom and Dad still cry a little each day and find it very hard to accept that we will not see you again on earth. But we will keep trying to find some happiness to live out our lives.

We miss you dearly. All of our love forever.

Marcia Stubbeman Fri, 19 Mar 2010 09:40:00 GMT -5

I worked with Lorin at the NCAA. She truly was a wonderful woman. I maintain a photo server here for the Association and was going through photos. I have found many of her and was wondering if I could send them to her family. Please contact me and I will glady send them. mstubbeman@ncaa.org. God Bless Lorin's family and friends. She is truly missed.

Cheryl Bell Mon, 15 Mar 2010 22:36:50 GMT -5

Scott- I have been thinking of you and your family in the last month on the Anniversary of your daughter Lorin's death. I did not get a chance to see the piece that WYFF did on your voyage back to the crash sight.I remember when I worked in Customer Service in Duncan how you came around one afternoon and you told me you were going to visit your daughter that weekend in Indy (I believe). This was on one of your trips up to the tray plant. I remember you speaking highly of her accomplishments as any parent would. I cannot imagine losing one of my children and what it must be like for you to experience this tremondously loss. She was so young, so talented,and from everything I have read, was ready to tackle the world.
I admire the work you are doing and continue to do with legislation and to keep future flights safe for all of us.
I know your daughter would be proud of what you are doing to keep her memory alive.

With Sincere Thoughts and Kind Regards-Cheryl Bell
cherylybell@yahoo.com

Rosanne Minne Sun, 14 Mar 2010 12:25:59 GMT -5

A tribute to my cousin's daughter. Even though we are states apart, I feel very close to their family. I admire the strength they have to promote position changes in aviation from this tradegy. Love to them all.

Megan Wischkaemper Wed, 10 Mar 2010 10:22:48 GMT -5

I currently teach school in Samnorwood and work with Colby Auld. He has talked dearly about Lorin and I wanted to pay my respects to a great woman that I never knew!

Princeton Athlete Fri, 12 Feb 2010 22:48:11 GMT -5

Lorin brought happiness to so many of my days in Princeton's Jadwin Gym. She was so full of life and modeled the person I wanted to be. I will continue to try to model her enthusiasm, her caring and her love for life. I think of her often and continue to pray for her family and friends. She really was one of a kind.

Donna and Ed Kowal Fri, 12 Feb 2010 16:24:11 GMT -5

Today I visited the cemetary and brought a bouquet of purple daisies. Even though I know exactly where to go, I can not get there because there is so much snow on the ground the head stone is completely covered. Don't worry I will be back, Lorin, and I will bring more flowers too :) love you always, miss you forever