@noah lear was a junior at @bucyrus high in buford county. @he was playing basketball with @friends at a church. @he attempted to dunk a @basketball when the board came @crashing down on his face. @his mother says he went in to @cardiac arrest and suffered a @severe brain injury. @>> nick called and said mom, i @had an accident, i hurt my @teeth, i'm sorry. @don't worry about your teeth. @where you at? @we were so positive, we thought, @you know, we're going to have @noah back, i don't know, the @same noah but he'll be here with @us. @>> early this morning, noah @passed away in hospice care. @a benefit is planned next month @for his family at the high @school. @akron students voiced their @frustration with university @president scott scarborough and @his policies yesterday. @the akron beacon journal reports @it handed out he must go wrist @bands and stickers, also @collected signatures on a @petition and hoped to get 1,000 @signatures by tomorrow. @an undergraduate student poll of @3,000 students, in this poll, @56% had no confidence in the @

when we came to buford we cross the bridge into beaufort county and my mother was driving and i was miserable, the kids were miserable and my sister always had this routine that she would cry and as she would cry she would catch the tears in this container that she stole from my grandmother. then she would cry and flick those tears and my sister would turn around and say think of suzy as dead. suzy died and you will never see or hear from her again. were going to school and everybody we meet this year will die and then will move again. i think what you're talking about, when i got to beaufort i said mom, i never got invited to the boy's house. i never spent the night. i never had a date. i've never held a girl's hand. never danced with the girl. then mom was you know the nation needs a fighter pilot. he said still, it would would be nice to hold the girls hand. even with this, and she said by that you make buford your home. dad has fought in three wars and you have a right, as a marine corps son to choose any city in america because your father has earned it and now our family has earned it.