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Where is this at??

Just came from the funeral home and paying my respects....Tara looked like an angel all dressed in white...and ALL THE FLOWERS!!! I couldn't believe it!! Very touching! God bless all her family.

Nicely said.....

Well Said......

Smitty - like I said earlier in my posts - I like to get the last word, so hear it goes...You did not know Tara, you did not know her family, friends, what she was made of....if you did - you- I can honestly say -would not be a friend- - that too may be cold hearted, I just can NOT believe that you would come on here and say the things you said - yes, it is your opinion, but you need to learn when to keep your MOUTH SHUT - there are times to talk and times to shut up....that is a valuable lesson - and I hope from all of these wonderful posts about TARA that you will keep it in mind for the ne

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Okay - first off - Tara had a love for Law Enforcement - she wanted to be involved with homicide and solving cases. NO ONE forced her to be a police officer. She died doing what she loved doing....enough said...and I see this topic going down hill very quickly and that is not how it should be left ........and I will bow out here....quietly..which may surprsie a lot of people, b/c I always seem to have the last word. You have your OPINION I have my own opinion...leave it at that...I will remember her as a great, smart, down to earth person...who loved life and that is what is important here

First off - who gives a crap about your so called "popularity" on this board....that is NOT what the point is about this....For the people who know me, my friends, I am a reasonable person - and very down to earth and sensable. In this situation, however, even though I knew Tara, would not change my opinion that any officer should have full honors...even if it was joe blow do the road, and even if they had just started on their first day of training...they deserve it...they took a chance to put themselves in the "line of fire" so to speak - to get out and protect us and our community...WHAT H

Well, I am sorry that you feel that way - but she was 3 weeks away for graduating.....at the top of her class by the way....I think your comment is cold hearted at this time. Alot of her friends and family members read this. She was on the payroll, she was an employee of the Kennesaw Police - she deserves the honor...she deserves the honor b/c she had the guts and the nerve to persue what she loved and wanted to do and to project the community....it takes a strong person, and a special type of person persue this type of career! She was also on the job - in uniform - learning how to protect.

I worked with Tara at VTRC....she was a great girl...and all she wanted to do was be an officier...she will be deeply missed.