Cindy Wilkerson

No, I never did think that. My dad was scared to death of guns, and I knew that he couldn't have done that.

I felt like justice had been served and I was happy.

I felt like justice had been served and I was happy.

I felt like justice had been served and I was happy.

I was devastated. Couldn't believe it.

I was devastated. Couldn't believe it.

I was devastated. Couldn't believe it.

She asked me if I had seen my dad and that he had went to work out on an empty stomach.

She asked me if I had seen my dad and that he had went to work out on an empty stomach.

She asked me if I had seen my dad and that he had went to work out on an empty stomach.

No. She never called me at work.

No. She never called me at work.

No. She never called me at work.

She'd fix his food and start his car in the morning, and she just treated him like a king.

She'd fix his food and start his car in the morning, and she just treated him like a king.

She was very sad and very, very heartbroken.

She was very sad and very, very heartbroken.

Somebody had shot him, but I knew that he didn't do it. Do you miss your dad? Every day.

Somebody had shot him, but I knew that he didn't do it. Do you miss your dad? Every day.

My dad was fun, loving, caring, and it's a joy to use the same chair he did.