My son was scared to death. I was so incredibly grateful that there was an administrator there and one who knew what to do.

My son just thinks the world of him and the other kids really like him too.

It just scares you to death because you don't know if they're still inside.

I love it, absolutely love it. I was thrilled to death to come over here.

This is an example of how we kill Puget Sound one project at a time — it's a death of a thousand cuts.

In 2006, death is not a part of everyday life here. In the 19th century, people died at home, their funeral was at home. Not that they were less sad, but they were not as afraid of it as we are now.