Luke Evan Gallagher

Sure sorry for the family. I went to Coleman schools from K-5 about a half a year at a time. I miss all my old classmates. Sure sorry again for the loss of such a young man. The pain never gets easier I know, but I pray all the good memories flood over the bad.

Well, Luke its been a year since I've seen your loving face. I miss you and know deep in my heart your ok. Please keep watching over me, cause the Lord knows I need all the help I can get. Im thinking of you everyday. I love you.

I wanted to reach out to some of you whose email I do not have as I thought you might like to visit a website created for Luke.
http://luke-evan-gallagher.
memory-of.com

I have this site set to deliver me notices when there are new entries, and I read them from a distance. I know I have no real 'right' to be here, but for several years Luke's mom and I were very close. I still consider her one of my closest friends. As I read her posts and the ones from Layla, my heart pours out to them, as I lost my own son Joushua several years ago. this message is to give those around him the assurance that although it never really gets easier, it does become bearable. I...

Luke,
Today I remembered everything about the day that you were born. How that morning when I woke up I didn't feel quiet right. How I sat in the doctors office and you kept kicking me. How suddenly everything all happened at once and the next thing I knew you had come into my life. My precious little boy. I remembered all of the years of your life growing up. So many things I remembered. How you and your brother when you were small would get ready for bed and I would read you your...

Happy Birthday ~My Love~
Our Good Friend, Kristen died October 6th in a car accident.She was about to turn 20yrs old. I just know that she is with you now. I miss and love both of you.
Layla

Your birthday is almost here Luke. No words to say what it feels like your not being here. Happy Birthday, my sweet, beautiful, precious son. Mom loves you.

Man it feels like yesterday I got the call from my Dad (Kenny) about the passing of Luke. I remember where I was sitting when I got the news and I also remember not beleiving it. Luke always seemed larger than life. He was either running track at state, or hunting wild bears in Montana. He trully was a gift in my life, because he taught me so much about it. There are days when I can't get his smile out of my memory and I believe thats God's way of keeping him alive in us all. I will see...

I have often wondered since I wrote my last entry regarding Luke's scholarship if some might think it awful of me. If so, I would like to apologize. There is no one and I mean no one other than his dad and myself and a few others that feels the loss of Luke more. I will not even try to attempt to tell you what it is like every minute of every day. I will tell you this...I know Luke would be proud of this scholarship and would work hard for it himself if he could. So, if you don't like...