Comments: Hi, Linda. Welcome! There are links to all the SOC sites from our era on the home page here at www.soc63.com.
Comments: Great to find the SOC 65 guest book site!
Comments: Thanks to all of you for my Bday good wishes. From now on I have decided to celebrate that I am alive instead of the number.
Comments: Happy birthday Ms. Charlotte!
Comments: Hush, hush, Sweet Charlotte...and accept your birthday tributes! Happy Birthday!
Comments: Happy Birthday, Charlotte!
Comments: Happy Birthday, indeed! Charlotte, save me some cake!!
Comments: Even though she claims to be ignoring this day, the rest of the world is not. HAPPY BIRTHDAY, CHARLOTTE!
Comments: First, Mary Irene McCord, my best wishes to you and yours. Today I found an old camera flash device that fit my first Canon. It has been in a drawer for 30 years. Amazingly, it still works with my 2010 digital Canon. If only I knew how to sync it up, I'd have a nifty flash attachment. All this stuff was made in Japan. God bless the people of that country. I saw a young Japanese woman doing sit-ups this morning when she awoke in a shelter that looked like a school gym. She didn't know she was on camera. She was sleeping on her coat. I heard the entire nation moved 7 feet because of the earthquakes. Johnny Cash was right when he said he fell into a burning ring of fire. I hope that is not true of the good people of Japan.
Comments: Mary Irene, my prayers are with you and your family and sweetheart. Best wishes for the rehab too. One of the eaglets hatched....soooo tiny!! Adults still take turns on the nest. Such an interesting cam to watch!
Comments: Dearest SOC friends-Thank you for all the prayers for my sweet brother, Forrest Bedford, my daughter, Kari Glasco, and my sweetheart, Jim. Brother and daughter are "hangin' in there", but Jim is having serious complications after his open heart surgery and must go to a rehab facility instead of his home where I had planned to spend Spring Break helping to care for him. Let's all continue to count our blessings, Love and Peace to all, McCord
Comments: Any eagle followers out there? I think we're about to hatch an egg. Dad Eagle just brought a fish for the baby's first meal. http://www.wvec.com/marketplace/microsite-content/eagle-cam.html
Comments: this link is to the funnest thing I have ever seen on youtube you gottta see it. I laughed so hard it hurt. http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=billcosbyunderstandingsouthern
Comments: Jimmy Kincaid , was a good friend and a buddy so many years ago , it is a sad day indeed.. R.I.P.
Comments: I remember him, too; thanks for taking the extra effort to locate the picture. It is a tragic situation, in which there are no winners.
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Today at 09:53 AM Comments: John, thank you for finding and posting that junior picture of Jimmy Kincaid. Now that I see him, I remember him from Lisbon. He was a quiet, low-key student. What a tragic ending for his life. My sympathy to his loved ones. According to the Student Directory, Jimmy lived at 1339 Hortense.
Comments: I remember him. But, John is right, he was just a nice, steady, sort of shy boy as far as I remember. What a tragedy for all concerned.
Comments: I remember Jimmy Kincaid going back as far as Jr. High at Zumwalt. He may have been one of the kids that attended Fernwood Baptist with me also, but I'm fuzzy on that one. No matter who was "in the right" when the bullets began flying, it was still a tragic episode for all concerned and the extended family. Below is a pic of Jimmy from his junior year at SOC. He was one of those kids that was not a compulsive-joiner of clubs (like some, me included). Just one of those steady kids in the background. ![]()
Comments: I don't remember Jimmy either, but we had a lot of students at SOC. If the situation was as described, the police acted correctly.
Comments: Barry, my son had an ordeal with his pistol one evening, he does have a right to carry license. He was at the lake with friends and was leaving the area when a car load of young spanish boys backed into my son's truck and damaged the driver's side door of the pickup. My son asked them if they had insurance, then they started taunting him and making gestures to hurt him and his passenger, stating they were going to call their friends to come and "take him out" in different words of course. My son pulled his gun out for protection and told them to stay still until the police arrived and was calling 911 at the same time to keep them from harming him. The police did arrive, took the boys in as they were underage and drinking. They also confiscated my son's gun and told him if he had stayed in his vehicle with the gun it would have been fine as your truck/car is the same as in your home, so to speak, but when you step out of the vehicle and point a gun, it is taken by the police. He had to pick up the gun later at the station. So if you are defending yourself from harm or question of harm, be sure you stay in your vehicle. Just another lesson learned.
Comments: Sad situation, but I don't think anyone can fault the Garland Police in this situation. They were called to the neighborhood about a man waving a gun. When they arrived they told him to drop the gun and he apparently did not and leveled it at them, so they shot. An officer has a split second to make a decision and if you wait two "splits" you could get shot. Even if he had no intention of harming them, they did not know that. He should have done as commanded.
Comments: Phyllis, I looked in the '63 Den for Jimmy Kincaid, and there is no picture. His name is on the list of those not pictured. When I have time, I'll see if I can find him in ROTC or something.
Comments: I don't remember Kincaid either (I'm pretty senile), but it's very sad. Seems like Police in the Metroplex believe in shooting first and asking questions later if one is holding something that appears to be a gun. Wish we had a Den online, so I could look up the people I can't remember.
Comments: I did not know Jimmy Kincaid, but I did read the link and the personal posts to the paper and it was all quite disturbing. You have to be really careful today if you show a gun, even on your own property. A friend's 30 year old son was arrested last week and taken to jail after he heard a disturbance outside his apartment door. It was late at night and the apartment maintenance man was using a leaf blower just outside the door. The son went to the door, pistol in hand, and told the guy to leave. He did not point the gun at the maintenance man nor did he threaten him. He just thought leaf blowing should be done during the day. A couple of hours later, the police came and arrested him. If you have a gun, keep it concealed, even if you have a CHL. His parents had to post a sizable bond to get their son out of jail.
Comments: Mike, thank you for the reminder about Jesse King. I appreciate the reminder. Phil, I agree. The Dallas News story is a disturbing one. I've never seen them use the word "curmudgeon" to describe a shooting victim. Some of the comments, especially from Jimmy's daughter, were interesting.
Comments: Reading the story of Jimmy's death as reported in the Dallas Morning News is disturbing. I did not know him well, but my prayers are with his family.
Comments: Lynell, Jesse King passed away from liver failure in Waxahachie around 2000. You may want to add his name to the Memoriam page. He and Jimmy were good friends. Jesse and I grew up across the street from each other.
Comments: Mike, when I heard that news story, I did not connect it with our Jimmy Kincaid. I will add his name to our Memoriam page. Thank you for posting the link to the story.
Comments: Thank you Mike for posting that info about Jimmy Kincaid, he had lived down the street from Gary and his brother David and they had known him since they were all about 4 years of age. We had not heard about this until you posted this and are saddened to hear of this mortal incident against a former classmate. On the other hand too, will let you all know that Tommy Barr will have his surgery on the 17th of March at Baylor in Irving. Tommy takes care of his aging mother and there are no family members to take care of him, when he comes home. Hopefully they can have home health services go there to help him out on some of his days when arriving home. Prayers are asked for him during his surgery and his recovery after this heart surgery. God Bless our Classmates.
Comments: Jimmy Kincaid is no longer with us. Link to the news story: http://www.dallasnews.com/news/community-news/garland/headlines/20110227-garland-police-kill-homeowner-who-they-say-aimed-pistol-at-them.ece |
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