Barry Scott McDonald Jr. - Loving Son and Father

Brief Bio: BORN: September 9th, 1984 DIED: July 20th, 2005 INTERRED: Riverside Cemetery East 52nd Ave & Race Denver, CO 80202 AGE: 20 Years Old MARITAL STATUS: Unmarried - Engaged FAVORITE FOOD: Chicken FAVORITE DRINK: Mountain Dew FAVORITE MOVIES: Tombstone, Christine, Scarface FAVORITE MUSIC: Everything from Rock to country, Rap to Classical! HOBBIES: Video Games, Classic Car Restoration, Guitar Visit Barry's Memorial Page

Arion Trent McDonald - Loving Son & Grandson

Brief Bio: BORN: August 21st, 2002 DIED: July 20th, 2005 INTERRED: UNKNOWN Memorial Stone: Riverside Cemetery                                East 52nd Ave & Race                                Denver, CO 80202 AGE: 2 Years Old FAVORITE FOOD: French Fries FAVORITE DRINK: Milk FAVORITE MOVIES: Any Cartoon FAVORITE MUSIC: The Badger Song! CLICK HERE HOBBIES: Playing & Just Being a Kid! Visit Arion's Memorial Page

Jason Alexander McDonald - Loving Son & Grandson

Brief Bio: BORN: November 11th, 2004 DIED: July 20th, 2005 INTERRED: Riverside Cemetery East 52nd Ave & Race Denver, CO 80202 AGE: 8 Months Old FAVORITE FOOD: Still On Formula FAVORITE DRINK: Apple Juice FAVORITE MOVIES: Cartoons FAVORITE MUSIC: He Would Smile To All Music HOBBIES: Playing With Mr. Waddles! Visit Jason's Memorial Page

Paul Franklin McDonald - Loving Father & Grandfather

Brief Bio: BORN: March 12, 1938 DIED: April 10, 2007 INTERRED: Cremated, no burial AGE: 69 FAVORITE FOOD: Steak and Potatoes FAVORITE DRINK: A nice cold beer FAVORITE MOVIES: Biographies/Historical FAVORITE MUSIC: Country HOBBIES: Building things and working on his yard Visit Paul's Memorial Page

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The McDonald Family Home Page TMGhostHunters.com HauntedVoices.com ParaStudies.com Screams of Terror The Paranormal Activity Research Association Haunted Colorado Show Me Spirits - Missouri Ghost Hunters This site is a member of WebRing. To browse visit Here. Who You'd Be Today by Kenny Chesney Sunny days seem to hurt the most Wear the pain like a heavy coat I feel you everywhere I go See your smile, I see your face I hear you laughing in the rain Still can't believe your gone It ain't fair you died to young Like a story that had just begun But death tore the pages all away God knows how I miss you All the hell that I've been through Just knowing, no one could take your place Sometimes I wonder, who you'd be today Would you see the world Would you chase your dreams Settle down with a family I wonder what would you name your babies Someday's the sky's so blue I feel like I can talk to you And I know it might sound crazy It ain't fair you died to young Like a story that had just begun But death tore the pages all away God knows how I miss you All the hell that I've been through Just knowing, no one could take your place Sometimes I wonder, who you'd be today Today, today, today Today, today, today Sunny days seem to hurt the most I wear the pain like a heavy coat The only thing that gives me hope Is I know, I'll see you again someday Someday, someday

Recent News   1/05/09 - Thank you to everyone that has over the years, and still today have provided us with comfort. With all of the hate and anger in the world you sometimes lose faith in people, but then when someone is hurt or down you find out that people really do care! At least most peole. Another year has come without our boys, and while we continue to move forward with every new day, I can tell you that the pain, at least for me, has yet to lessen in any way. 8/28/08 - We are still in the process of healing and I would like to thank everyone who has taken the time in the past and those that still are, to send us thier wishes and prayers! We really do appreciate it. Something like this happens to you and it really destroys you. Many people dont understand why, three years later, we are still in such pain, and they probably never will. We move on after a tragedy like this, thats all you can do, but the pain never seems to lessen or fade. All of you that take the time to share in a little bit of our lost loved ones lives make the difference. Thank you ever so much! 7/4/07 - Happy 4th of July guys. The fourth of July was by far Barry Jr's favorite holiday! Miss you tons, it never gets easier. 4/12/07 - Today, much too soon, I am saddened by the fact that I am adding my father, Paul F. McDonald to this page. My father died unexpectedly on April 10th, 2007 of throat cancer. There were no services, no funeral, no closure. 9/12/06 - For those of you that are unable to visit the boys memorial, I thought that I would post a picture of what it looks like today so that you can see it. Click the picture below to view the memorial stone as it looks now: 7/27/06 - Well, the trial is over and in it's wake it leaves more questions than answers. Carlos plead guilty to one count of careless driving resulting in death (naming all three boys) with a sentence of one year in jail, suspended on the condition that Carlos successfully complete five years of probation. He was also ordered to complete 300 hours of community service, to pay restitution and he will lose 4 points on his license. It would appear that there is some serious question as to the involvement of another driver though! While the county is unable to prove his (the other drivers) involvement, it would really appear that he may have a lot to do with this. If you, or anyone you know may have seen the accident occur (July 20th, 2005 at about 7:01 pm on Hwy 2 near 96th ave.) please contact me at: bmcdonald@exiledangel.com If someone else forced Carlos into oncomming traffic than they have gotten away with murder and they need to be held accountable. Memorial Stone - The Memorial Stone for the boys was installed. You can click HERE to see it. 12/01/05 - The boys sign is up, at last: and it has been moved to the correct spot, it looks real nice, thank you CDOT! All donations go to the care of the memorial plot. Please Link To Us   400 X 102 Just copy the banner above and link it back to http://exiledangel.com/baj/index.asp