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Whitney Houston has Died...

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I agree with everything you said, except for the sentiment in the last sentence. The drunk driver, who is dead, does not have to pay for their funeral. The family usually does.

 

What is tragic is for a a gift like Whitney's voice to be silenced.

 

That tragedy began so much longer before her death. I wholeheartedly agree though, she had a gift that was diminished by drugs and now totally lost with her death.

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She certainly had a beautiful, powerful voice. My favorite rendition of the National Anthem for a Super Bowl, was when Whitney did it during Desert Storm. Can't remember the exact year, but it was perfect. It should be the performance that every artist strives for when singing the National Anthem.

Supposedly the body is still at the hotel.

I can't blame Bobby Brown. They haven't been together for years. She could have said NO at any time in her life.

Why didn't her Aunt Dionne have the paramedics and doctors there beforehand?

I can't blame Bobby Brown. They haven't been together for years. She could have said NO at any time in her life.

 

I couldn't agree more. They've been split for some time, she was 48 years old so she could've made changes in her life if she wanted to.

Sad, Praying for her Family and people who loved her. Watching CNN as I type and she is singing on tape.

Why didn't her Aunt Dionne have the paramedics and doctors there beforehand?

 

:lol: :lol:

 

Good stuff.

Sad. Brings to mind the death of my only sibling. Sister had major mental health and substance abuse issues most of her relatively short life (died at 45).

It is very easy to discount those who have an addiction that hurts them and their family and friends. It is easy to discount them or discard them once they have passed on. We should be praying for them instead of putting them down. It is very easy to pray for those who are on the so called straight and narrow. We should be praying for those who are addicted to drugs and other substances.

 

We should remove the pillar out of our own eyes before we try to remove the speck out of another person's eye.

 

As I have often stated in my bible class:

 

It is easy to pray for those who are already saved, we should be praying for those who aren't.

Any ided on cause of death?

 

Im gonna say too much Booga Shuga and her heart stopped.

It is very easy to discount those who have an addiction that hurts them and their family and friends. It is easy to discount them or discard them once they have passed on. We should be praying for them instead of putting them down. It is very easy to pray for those who are on the so called straight and narrow. We should be praying for those who are addicted to drugs and other substances.

 

We should remove the pillar out of our own eyes before we try to remove the speck out of another person's eye.

 

As I have often stated in my bible class:

 

It is easy to pray for those who are already saved, we should be praying for those who aren't.

Very nice, nWo. A good reminder to all. Thank you!

Sad. Brings to mind the death of my only sibling. Sister had major mental health and substance abuse issues most of her relatively short life (died at 45).

Sad to hear that mcpapa. Probably so painful for your family who tried to help but could not.

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