Angela Henry

They wanted to apologize in private but we felt that they mischaracterized our son in public so the apology should be made public.

Knowing that even in his death they continued to bash his name and say such negative things is just adding salt to the wound.

It was important because we knew who our son was and is.

I'm praying that at some moment in his life, he will fall to his knees and ask for forgiveness for what he did.

And I pray that he never has to deal with it with his children.

The foundation was a way to honor our son's love of fitness and sports.

You try not to get sad.

I know that there's more.

I just know at the end of the day, I'll get to be with them again.