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Wednesday, April 18, 2007

Virginia Tech Massacre

Apr 18, 2007

Virginia tech massacre

To our US-based classmates,I hope you have no relatives, friends and acquaintances among the victims of the senseless killings in Virginia Tech. Take care, always.

Toti

4 comments:

Daet Parochial School Class 67 said...

Hi Toti,

Thanks for the concern. Fortunately, I don't know of any acquaintance or relative studying at VA Tech. Another black mark for Asian Americans.

Danny

Daet Parochial School Class 67 said...

Hi Toti,

Yes, this is the US's worst. My daughter stays in Roanoke, about 20 minutes from Blacksburg, Virginia where Virginia Tech is. I also have two former Nepali colleagues who teach there...one is PhD in Organization Development (Dean, Entrepreneurship Curriculum) and another Phd in Mechanical
Engineering (Professor). They are all ok. Thanks God! But there is nothing wrong with being careful... Hugssssss to all.

Ed Canela

Daet Parochial School Class 67 said...

Dear Toti,

Thank you so much for your concern. Like Ed said, this is the US's worst. Have a nephew and 3 first cousins who lives in Virginia. Fortunately, they are ok. Anyway, let's all pray for all the victims. Thank you and take care.

Men

Daet Parochial School Class 67 said...

To Toti and Danny,

South Korean daw yong killer???? Totoo ba? I just remembered that when I was in the University of Hawaii in Honolulu one of my South Korean colleagues there committed suicide because there were suspicions that he was a spy for the North...Wow...very interesting people populate this world....

Ed Canela

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