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Gearhead · 03-05-2008, 05:32 PM

Well, for what it's worth, I'm a native too, and I might add so is David Fifield, the original subject of this discussion. David grew up in Canterbury and moved here from Franklin only a year ago when he bought a place in Moultonboro. He's got three kids, and a wife who has to pick up all the pieces and hold her family together after all this. I don't know the state of her financial situation but I hope she can at least hold onto the house.

It'd sure be great if we could all brainstorm ways to prevent freak accidents, but they happen, and they still will. Long after this thread has fizzled away and we've moved on to another subject, those kids will still be without a dad. No amount of hem and haw or litigation will bring him back, but discussing a way to support mom and the kids would be more of a benefit. Wouldn't you agree?

That being said,

Fifield Children Educational Trust Fund, c/o Franklin Savings Bank,
387 Central St., Franklin 03235.

03-05-2008, 05:32 PM	#27
Gearhead Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Alton Posts: 166 Thanks: 13 Thanked 19 Times in 8 Posts	Enough Well, for what it's worth, I'm a native too, and I might add so is David Fifield, the original subject of this discussion. David grew up in Canterbury and moved here from Franklin only a year ago when he bought a place in Moultonboro. He's got three kids, and a wife who has to pick up all the pieces and hold her family together after all this. I don't know the state of her financial situation but I hope she can at least hold onto the house. It'd sure be great if we could all brainstorm ways to prevent freak accidents, but they happen, and they still will. Long after this thread has fizzled away and we've moved on to another subject, those kids will still be without a dad. No amount of hem and haw or litigation will bring him back, but discussing a way to support mom and the kids would be more of a benefit. Wouldn't you agree? That being said, Fifield Children Educational Trust Fund, c/o Franklin Savings Bank, 387 Central St., Franklin 03235.