Tammy Stock

It was to me, yeah.

It was to me, yeah.

It was to me, yeah.

So then we just asked, well, what's the guaranteed way to get them the worst possible thing that they can get for punishment? Well, we think if we do it this way, that they're going to end up in prison for the rest of their life. We're like, well, if that's what you think is going to happen, let's go to that because that's what they need to get. It's the worst thing they could get to them.

So then we just asked, well, what's the guaranteed way to get them the worst possible thing that they can get for punishment? Well, we think if we do it this way, that they're going to end up in prison for the rest of their life. We're like, well, if that's what you think is going to happen, let's go to that because that's what they need to get. It's the worst thing they could get to them.

So then we just asked, well, what's the guaranteed way to get them the worst possible thing that they can get for punishment? Well, we think if we do it this way, that they're going to end up in prison for the rest of their life. We're like, well, if that's what you think is going to happen, let's go to that because that's what they need to get. It's the worst thing they could get to them.

I didn't. So I remember just thinking, I didn't know I could be this mad.

I didn't. So I remember just thinking, I didn't know I could be this mad.

I didn't. So I remember just thinking, I didn't know I could be this mad.

The whole thing itself was just kind of a blur. It was so nerve wracking, hard to sit through. But then when they got to the end and the judge went through the whole thing, when he was actually talking, there was a little part of me saying, he's going to let these guys off easy.

The whole thing itself was just kind of a blur. It was so nerve wracking, hard to sit through. But then when they got to the end and the judge went through the whole thing, when he was actually talking, there was a little part of me saying, he's going to let these guys off easy.

The whole thing itself was just kind of a blur. It was so nerve wracking, hard to sit through. But then when they got to the end and the judge went through the whole thing, when he was actually talking, there was a little part of me saying, he's going to let these guys off easy.

We have just lost both our mom and our dad. To lose one is horrible, but to lose both of them and not have those parent figures that kept this family going, where do we go? How do we help Andy with the farm? How do we let our children have a normal life?

We have just lost both our mom and our dad. To lose one is horrible, but to lose both of them and not have those parent figures that kept this family going, where do we go? How do we help Andy with the farm? How do we let our children have a normal life?

We have just lost both our mom and our dad. To lose one is horrible, but to lose both of them and not have those parent figures that kept this family going, where do we go? How do we help Andy with the farm? How do we let our children have a normal life?

I can hear Mom and Dad say, Tammy, you can let this eat you alive. Or you can go on and be the best that you can be and do what needs to be done, and that is family. So we can dwell on it, but we choose not to because that's not what mom and dad would want.

I can hear Mom and Dad say, Tammy, you can let this eat you alive. Or you can go on and be the best that you can be and do what needs to be done, and that is family. So we can dwell on it, but we choose not to because that's not what mom and dad would want.

I can hear Mom and Dad say, Tammy, you can let this eat you alive. Or you can go on and be the best that you can be and do what needs to be done, and that is family. So we can dwell on it, but we choose not to because that's not what mom and dad would want.

I call them pillars of the community.

I call them pillars of the community.