Let’s support the students that are honoring a friend. Also, supporting those who loved her and are going through the grieving of every milestone they are missing because of her death.
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Kailey Mortensen
8 years ago
They should let the graduating class honor her memory. Especially since most of her friends are graduating and so should Ashley.
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Ellie van Kirk
8 years ago
This is rediculous, I know of many schools who have down these things or similar to honor students who have passed and there is no reason sh shouldn’t be included in her own graduation just because she isn’t physically here any longer
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Tyler Beckner
8 years ago
Do whats right for the family
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Maybe instead of a pin, do a ribbon or something similar to still remember her without the “jewelry” or putting holes in the gown.
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Brian Halter
8 years ago
It's a great thing for the family and her friends. Really hope this happens.
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Janis Hopkins
8 years ago
Bend a rule to show some respect and honor!
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Jehnna Sesena
8 years ago
Sorry for your loss
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Sandie Steele
8 years ago
Allow the students to honor their fellow classmate, it is the right thing to do. "But by the grace of God, it could of been one of you and you would of liked being remembered"
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Sandie Steele
8 years ago
Allow the students do honor the memory of their classmate, it is the right thing to do.
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Tracy Mahan
8 years ago
This is the moral thing to do... let those students remember her, and her family have a moment they’ll never get. It will not inconvenience no one the least little bit.
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Kristina Romesburg
8 years ago
To decorate a chair for a classmate lost at graduation was something my school in Arkansas would do, to honor the memory of one lost on a big day they would have been present for in other circumstances. Warrensburg schools are a joke.
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Gina Hawkins
8 years ago
Small thing to ask. Let your students honor their lost friend.
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Debbie Sisney
8 years ago
Showing my support for the students honoring their classmate.
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Melissa Bryant
8 years ago
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My brothers class in 2007 had THREE empty chairs w/ roses on them, THREE different color ribbons on their gowns, & a moment of silence for those THREE students who didn’t make it to graduation. Where is the human in this school?!
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Annia Contreras
8 years ago
Let her have some recognition and be remembered! <3
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Renee Schmucker
8 years ago
I find it heartwarming that her class wants to honor her memory.
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MJ Vermeer
8 years ago
Are you kidding me? Why in the world would these kids be denied this sweet, simple act? Good Lord, let them do this!
I support these students!
Let’s support the students that are honoring a friend. Also, supporting those who loved her and are going through the grieving of every milestone they are missing because of her death.
They should let the graduating class honor her memory. Especially since most of her friends are graduating and so should Ashley.
This is rediculous, I know of many schools who have down these things or similar to honor students who have passed and there is no reason sh shouldn’t be included in her own graduation just because she isn’t physically here any longer
Do whats right for the family
Maybe instead of a pin, do a ribbon or something similar to still remember her without the “jewelry” or putting holes in the gown.
It's a great thing for the family and her friends. Really hope this happens.
Bend a rule to show some respect and honor!
Sorry for your loss
Allow the students to honor their fellow classmate, it is the right thing to do. "But by the grace of God, it could of been one of you and you would of liked being remembered"
Allow the students do honor the memory of their classmate, it is the right thing to do.
This is the moral thing to do... let those students remember her, and her family have a moment they’ll never get. It will not inconvenience no one the least little bit.
To decorate a chair for a classmate lost at graduation was something my school in Arkansas would do, to honor the memory of one lost on a big day they would have been present for in other circumstances. Warrensburg schools are a joke.
Small thing to ask. Let your students honor their lost friend.
Showing my support for the students honoring their classmate.
My brothers class in 2007 had THREE empty chairs w/ roses on them, THREE different color ribbons on their gowns, & a moment of silence for those THREE students who didn’t make it to graduation. Where is the human in this school?!
Let her have some recognition and be remembered! <3
I find it heartwarming that her class wants to honor her memory.
Are you kidding me? Why in the world would these kids be denied this sweet, simple act? Good Lord, let them do this!