Monday, January 02, 2006
Richmonders, others blog about the Harveys
note: Richmonders are anguished and in shock over the brutal, unsolved New Year's Day murders of Bryan and Kathryn Harvey, and their two young daughters, Stella and Ruby (ages 9 and 4).
Dawn Patrol In Memoriam: Bryan Harvey "I remember chatting with Bryan, mostly about our shared love of obscure Sixties pop music, when Gutterball played the Mercury Lounge on the Lower East Side, circa 1994. He had a natural sweetness about him, as well as integrity."
F.T. Rea at Slantblog
has comments, including his recollections of the Harveys, and pictures, including a recent photo of Kathryn.
Buttermilk and Molasses has
THOUGHTS, ONE DAY IN "...Nikole and I went by World of Mirth this afternoon. The store, obviously, was closed. A steady rain was falling, and the sky was a heavy grey. We added our flowers to a growing carpet, and stood quietly for a few moments."
Readers comment atLivejournal community: Really Sad News
Janet Giampietro of Richmond Magazine "And Another thing" struggles with The Incomprehensible.
Numerous comments from Richmonders, including people who know the Harveys, at true-crime blog The Dark Side: The Burning of a House in Richmond...(The Harvey Family Murders) "What could bring about such an end on a Sunday, on the first day of a New Year? As always... why the children, as well?"
Life of Leemur Remembers her Friend Kathy "Kathy was one of those really sweet good people that you don't meet often enough."
No Prizes is Sad Coming Home From Carytown "More than a dozen bouquets of flowers along with another dozen assorted candles were spread along the wet sidewalk."
Dawn Patrol In Memoriam: Bryan Harvey "I remember chatting with Bryan, mostly about our shared love of obscure Sixties pop music, when Gutterball played the Mercury Lounge on the Lower East Side, circa 1994. He had a natural sweetness about him, as well as integrity."
F.T. Rea at Slantblog
has comments, including his recollections of the Harveys, and pictures, including a recent photo of Kathryn.
Buttermilk and Molasses has
THOUGHTS, ONE DAY IN "...Nikole and I went by World of Mirth this afternoon. The store, obviously, was closed. A steady rain was falling, and the sky was a heavy grey. We added our flowers to a growing carpet, and stood quietly for a few moments."
Readers comment atLivejournal community: Really Sad News
Janet Giampietro of Richmond Magazine "And Another thing" struggles with The Incomprehensible.
Numerous comments from Richmonders, including people who know the Harveys, at true-crime blog The Dark Side: The Burning of a House in Richmond...(The Harvey Family Murders) "What could bring about such an end on a Sunday, on the first day of a New Year? As always... why the children, as well?"
Life of Leemur Remembers her Friend Kathy "Kathy was one of those really sweet good people that you don't meet often enough."
No Prizes is Sad Coming Home From Carytown "More than a dozen bouquets of flowers along with another dozen assorted candles were spread along the wet sidewalk."
