Jay's Dad

Tim, too.

You know, in most religious, Baptist, Pentecost, you know, oftentimes, you know, they touch on the forehead, prayer, they just lay there, touch his forehead and, you know, you want to know that I love him.

And, you know, you want to make sure, you know, I see you.

You know, he knew, you know, he knew that

Mom and dad love them, and the rest of the family love them.

Sometimes we can't always get what we want.

I would love to have seen him grow up and do things within this country or abroad.

I felt like I had confidence that he was going to be extremely successful.

I mean, maybe, you know, just a dad just got a lot of confidence in his son or whatever, but I just believed he was going to be definitely somebody out there.

But I think he was just what God wanted him to be.

And he touched people's lives.

He made a difference.

And I think through you guys, he's going to continue to make a difference.