School shooting victim never got first paycheck -- now it'll be buried with him

[Are_grits_groceries]

Five months before the high school shooting in Chardon, Ohio, Danny Parmertor did what many boys when they turn 16: He went out looking for his first job. He dreamed of saving up enough money to buy a car.

It took time, but eventually, Ernst Lanes hired Danny as a lane captain. For the last month, Danny spent his weekends helping bowlers with scoring and making sure their bowling balls fit correctly, said his boss, Joe Ernst.

This week, Danny, a junior, was supposed to pick up his first paycheck – $273.50. It wasn’t a lot of money, but he was on his way – maybe just a fraction of the way – to owning his first car.
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Holding back tears, Bobby Parmertor, Danny's father, told the "TODAY Show": "We’re going to pick up the paycheck and we’re going to bury the paycheck with him."

http://usnews.msnbc.msn.com/_news/2012/02/29/10543747-school-shooting-victim-never-got-first-paycheck-now-itll-be-buried-with-him

***sigh***
RIP Danny.....

[a kennedy]

1. This is so sad......

[CherokeeWarrior]

2. organ donation as well

two of the teenagers that died in the school shooting wanted to be organ donors. Their devastated, grieving parents honored their wishes. out of death someone can live but as a transplant patient it is terrible that these kids died .