Bad Bad Car
I found this funny and a fitting tribute to my brother, who loved and was loved, but lost a battle with cancer. I'm going to miss him deeply but cherish the memories we created. This is a very short video, with simple dialog with his best friends boy
Sheldon's story in a sentence or two. My brother has had a hard life that was full of challenges, a brain injury, mental illness, unemployment, homelessness, drug addiction, group homes and soup kitchens. In the last few years however, through a series of phenomenal events my brother went from lost to redeemed, homeless to independent, and his life absent of material things is full of the richness in Christ. Who could ask for more?