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Jeremy Floyd in
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09 4th, 2011 |
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A few minutes ago, I popped open my twitter feed and read a numbing tweet from Jack Harvey.
A “Pennington” search confirmed my worst fears; Trey succumbed to the darkest of human conditions–hopelessness. Trey was a man of faith. He was a family man, and if you ever had a conversation with him, you likely had a sense that he was grounded. He was. Depression is not a respecter of education, class, faith, family, fame, or “happiness.” It strikes like a viper and speaks...