First and foremost let me say how deeply sorry I am that the we all have lost such an amazing person, who has brought so many fun and special memories to our lives. I first met the Flemings when I was about 6 years old. We all ran track together and our families quickly became great friends. As the years progressed and we got older we grew closer and there wasn't a weekend during track season that I wasn't spending the night at the Fleming's house or one Fleming or another wasn't spending the night at our house. We went on many family vacations with the Flemings, waterskiing, snowskiing, wherever.

As my family and I were out on our boat a couple weeks ago, I was telling my kids how we used to go on vacation with the Flemings and between them and me and my brother.. we would have boys against girls "Tube Wars". Three girls and three boys on each tube and we would kick, shove and push and try to knock each other off the tube as Pete would whip the boat around and try to knock us all off.

My childhood was filled with memories of Sean and the entire Fleming family.... Even though I haven't seen him since high school, he is so much a part of my life, because he was a part of my childhood, and it wouldn't have been the same without him or any of the Flemings.

I will continue to pray for peace and closure for all of us who were fortunate enough to have known Sean.


Zandee Meadows