Rescue 911: Toddler vs. Sister's Medications

[@rialctsnyledam]

The brother is the one who saved her life when he woke everyone up to call 911. And he didn’t even get any credit

[@RockStar_Love]

Ikr he surly did

[@faithdiaz01]

Ikr!

[@lilliansikes3946]

I know! What the hell?

[@peterfslife]

I know. If it weren't for the brother, she would be dead!

[@jeffreyjohnson1563]

You are spot on!

[@sianowen1536]

So sad that Dianne blamed herself over this, she's their older sister not their mother. Just 15 years old she's regularly left in charge of three toddlers who she even shares a room with, while she's probably drowsy from the meds, has to remember to take them at the right times or they won't work at all, meaning her risk of having a seizure while babysitting was very high. Plus the mum should have had Marlynn checked out the moment she saw her with Dianne's meds, especially after she described them as 'yucky' and her mum observed that her eyes had turned huge and very strange. These parents have really taken advantage of Dianne and neglected the little ones, it makes so angry. They wouldn't dare if they'd had a hooligan for a daughter like some of the teenage girls I've lived with, it would be like St. Trinians!

[@critter2]

the only part of the blame is it was reachable for childern. 10% really not her fault its the mothers fault "hand full in there hands" i am surprise the boy didn't have any thing personally

[@frankiejohnson8785]

I wish I could just hug Diane after hearing her blame herself and say it was her fault. No, sweetheart, It's NOT your fault! If you need to blame anybody, it would have to be your father and stepmother! They left those pills in plain sight where Marlyn and Travis could get them! Medication should be kept out of reach of young children!

[@bevvzy5222]

the little boy is the hero? why no mention. he saved her life and not even the parents acknowledged him

[@mysilentprayersalways1913]

That's because they're Hicks from the Sticks.

[@katiejohnston988]

I know. Thank goodness he heard Marlyn making those noises in the middle of the night and alerted their big sister. Imagine if he had not, Marlyn probably would have died in her sleep. Good Job Sean!!!!

[@Tammy-ez5ip]

Thats true I was thinking the same

[@thewienerdogvlog5367]

This is why at a very young age we taught my son what the difference between medicine and candy was. Im just glad that he understood.

[@parasiteprincess3923]

TheWienerDogVlog Kids are pretty smart if you teach them correctly. Well done to you

[@katiejohnston988]

My parents taught my brother & I the same thing. Sometimes medicines really can resemble candy though, even after the parents have taught their children the differences. That’s why parents really need keep them securely locked away and out of their children’s reach. One time when I was about Marlyn’s age, I was in a drugstore with my mom. Somebody had left a bottle of pills on the check-out counter. I guess I was not sure if it was candy or not, thank goodness I had the common sense to ask my mom first if I could have it. Thank goodness I asked my mom, otherwise I may have just decided to go open the bottle myself. My mom immediately complained to the store manager about it. Told them how her young daughter was contemplating putting them in her mouth, but luckily asked her mother first if she could have one. Hopefully the store got more careful about where they placed certain pills after this.

[@sammywilliam8156]

@@katiejohnston988 there's one sleep aid I used to take that was melatonin 45 mg and literally looked smelled and tasted like molten milk balls I mean take The milk balls you get at a store the chocolate ones and put a melatonin tablet inside that was basically all they were or put a melatonin in a m&m and then put sprinkles on top of it there was also I s*** you not melatonin cake

[@SuperAlex075]

Never keep critical medicine near small children.. that's the golden rule..The little boy also was the first to raise an alarm..It's a good bonded family..

[@jamesdelornhowlandjr.6516]

Thanks to her brother that saved her life.

[@rainbowwriter672]

As soon as the girl said it was yucky, I thought UHOH you took it. Props to big sis for being cool under pressure

[@jordyn2426]

I think the little boy is a big hero

[@muffs55mercury61]

I think the name Marlynn is a beautiful name. So glad this precious baby received a miracle and survived.

[@andreasavanna9438]

It’s nice to know that none of you criticizes have ever made a mistake or poorly thought decision in your life. Your comments are totally unnecessary. I’m sure they learned their lessons and are now teaching others.

[@windex4174]

It makes me so sad that her brother does not get any credit for saving her life if she had woken up 15 min later she would have been dead but thank god she alright

[@kimpayne6602]

Ikr

[@sweetlife031]

I know, right?! The 6-year-old brother had the presence of mind at 4:30 in the morning to wake somebody up when he ever suspected something wasn't right...and isn't even acknowledged for doing what he did?! If it hadn't been for him, she would've been dead 😔 And people are right in saying that Lynn was quite irresponsible. Looking in the mouth to see if anything faded on the tongue just because the pills are pink doesn't mean Marlin didn't take any! And she wasn't even sticking out her tongue so how could Lynn just assume Marlin was okay? And "They yucky..." should've raised red flags! Take her to the hospital instead of just looking in her mouth!

[@christinemarlow9296]

Windex reinacted on the actual story.

[@katiejohnston988]

I know, I always thought the same thing. I’m sure Diane was usually very responsible like they said, but she just kept right on sleeping. Guess she was just a heavy sleeper or maybe slept heavily from her medications. Thank goodness Sean was a light sleeper and was awakened by Marlyn’s noises. Also, thank goodness he was so smart to know to tell Diane what was happening too. Good Job Buddy!!!! 👏 👏 👏

[@sammywilliam8156]

Actually think the doctors not an imaginary sky daddy

[@jamesluc4s]

Her brother is a hero!!

[@anthonycole1684]

The fact that the child said no mommy they were yucky should have raised an alarm

[@sailingsolar]

My very first thought.

[@scottstory191]

Yes!!! Absolutely!!!

[@smosh9976]

Amen

[@katiejohnston988]

Yes, I agree. However, sometimes little kids might say something is “yucky” but it does not necessarily mean they tasted something yucky. They may say this about something they know they shouldn’t put in their mouth or they know is not good for them. So the mother could have just thought that’s what her daughter meant. I think the little girls funny eyes should have really been a sign though. The mom really should have brought her to the hospital right away just to have her checked. It’s always better to be safe than sorry.

[@kristinapriest2320]

amen

[@lindsayleininger1399]

i pray for that little girl safe her life

[@rebekahwade3154]

Aww that little girl is so adorable !!!

[@htd4lifesavagefam547]

Little brother saved her life.

[@kimpayne6602]

The little boy saved her life

[@jabbersb6304]

Right? How sad that they didn't even acknowledge him.

[@zachross8081]

Aww That Little Girl is so adorable

[@Reesy2002]

My son got a hold of some of my dogs meds (they were up high but he used a chair to get them). I rushed him to the E.R. The E.R. treated him as if he had swallowed them and that's what I wanted them to do just in case. Nothing happened thank God. Now they are all in a lock box. So it NEVER happens again!

[@dancepiglover]

Thank God that little boy woke up! Even the teen didn't wake up to the distressed breathing sounds, and she was supposed to be watching the kids. If it weren't for him, they all would have woken up the next morning to find a dead little girl.

[@SaraNightfire1]

The medicine makes her sleepy. Some medicine knocks out people cold.

[@LoganCorelli]

Thank god for the people who made child lock caps on medicines!

[@Seek1878]

why does god get credit for that?

[@generalcoon47]

When she said "They're yucky", that should've been a tip-off that she had put them in her mouth. They should've called 911 to have those kids looked at. That was irresponsible on her mother's part. And the sister should've put the pills up somewhere where the kids couldn't get them.

[@heyitsliv9467]

well it they could of thought that she didnt because they probly told her to not touch them idk???

[@alexisdiana6946]

True but the dugher needs tbe pills close so when the timer gose off she can take them incase she has a seizure NO HATE just my opinion

[@greatestever184]

Captain hindsight is here! Thank you!!! What would we do without you!

[@antiyoutube7758]

fred fuchs Damn you beat me to it.

[@trash-fb3ul]

I know right

[@anthonycole1684]

My. Husband takes several medications which are left on bedside table, but as soon as we are expecting a visit from grand children the very first safety precaution we do is get all medication and put well out of reach

[@lilliansikes3946]

Kudos to the little six-year-old boy saving his sister’s life. If it weren’t for him, she probably could’ve suffocated, and nobody would’ve noticed at all.

[@critter2]

there yucky.... that sign sign tell she took some

[@practiceaccount6873]

i actually scrolled through to see who thought this like i did .. i mean "no mommy they are yucky " how would she know this if she didn't at least put one in her mouth ... i would have done been on phone with poison control saying hey my kid may or may not have done this .. so what do i do ???? before having it being a call to 911 cause she is dying :(

[@LindaFromSeaAtTull]

*They're

[@adamwilliams8135]

Never trust a little toddler when they say they didn’t do something ya’ll be crazy if you believe that a toddler didn’t eat chocolate when it’s smeared on their face! And they say I didn’t eat! And good to that 6 year old brother he should’ve got credit like this this saying “ give credit where credit is due” - from story a day book I read I don’t read the stories in order and I read more then one story a night and that boy should’ ve got credit!

[@Sailormoonfan88]

The bigger lesson is don't leave pills in a child's reach. They need to be kept in a high shelf or locked up.

[@critter2]

seriously childern lie till they won't be in trouble than they tell the truth. i work in daycare and one of the kids was drawing on the floor. so teacher asked if she did it. or accused her of doing it she kept saying no and admit to it. i did ask her if she did do the drawing on the floor and she told me yes. I wanted to make sure she wasn't going to be in trouble with her mother but its ususally not pass in less she sent a message

[@rachelhunter3600]

The thought of what can happen is scary. I'm an auntie to 7 kids & 2 of them are as young as 3 years old. I often worry, as I'm on a lot of different medications & my 2 older sisters help care for me (they always bring the babies with them, as it's often the only time they get to spend with me). Luckily, all my meds are kept in an upper kitchen cupboard & my family are always very careful with everything. I know the dangers of what can happen, because it's similar symptoms to my own near-death experience from 2 years ago (coma, multiple organ failure, life-support, etcetera), except my problem was internal damage. At least I'm here to be a guide to my nieces/nephews once again... 💕

[@dylanflighten8773]

this is an important lesson for kids to experience watching these videos shows them what can I happen keep up the work !

[@3awesomegymnasts299]

I'm a kid

[@brianvaccaro942]

+3 awesome gymnasts nobody cares

[@crazyman_is_the_best1479]

dylan flighten I'm a kid and also I GOIN to be a fire fighter/EMT so I learn from all these videos

[@3awesomegymnasts299]

for started nobody cares about you so fuck off

[@saigebarnett7149]

She said "no mommy there yucky" was the first clue that she had taken some.

[@LindaFromSeaAtTull]

*they're

[@reneebrown1362]

🤔🤔Never absolutely never leave any medicine out or lying around so children can get to them they can be very dangerous and life threatening glad she survived this ordeal 💗❤️💖🥰💖

[@Coolstephers]

If that was my kid I would of took her in just In case she did get some in her system and to be on the safe side

[@wndrtch]

Any normal parent would have done that

[@beverlythacker4465]

Same here. Rather be safe then sorry. And the teenage girl shouldn't feel bad, it was an accent

[@hedge9877]

+Beverly thacker accident typo right

[@hedge9877]

If they did that then this wouldn't need to happen

[@Thundersnowy]

+wndrtch no such thing as a normal parent. There's so many factors that could have played into her decision not take her. Maybe the child had a history of telling the truth. Maybe they had no money for a trip to the ER. Plus maybe she had things distracting her. I still think I would have stayed awake to see if there were any signs at the very least. You can also call poison control and find out the risk. Plus they are awesome, they will call you back every hour to check on you. THe worst part of parenting is you can't know the right decision ahead of time, but you can bet people will line up to judge you if you make the wrong one.

[@AndrewSmith-fo8sc]

Thank you for adding brand new episodes

[@bethskinner522]

Dear disbature and paramedic, You are a gift certainly from god. And you deserve a celebration!!!🚑💊😉

[@jadethompson4480]

Totally agree

[@petermcnany5530]

Well first of all G*** isn't real and second of all not all of us believe in G*** so STFU

[@honeybliss1053]

+Peter Mcnany You don't have to be so rude. You are entitled to have your own beliefs. Just like everyone else in this world. So you take your beliefs and let others have theirs.

[@jocarlin2291]

@@honeybliss1053 ⁹k

[@Sapphiregriffin]

she's pretty!!!

[@xboxlivers]

She should of told the 911 dispatcher that she took the pill.

[@alexisdiana6946]

She didnt know if she took it or is she was just brething funny or something like that but she should have menchend it to the 911 opperatior

[@andreapatane4204]

Depakote and toddlers don't mix which is the lesson that's learned on this episode of Rescue 911. No one enjoys developing seizures at all, but Depakote is the brand of medicine that's used to treat these crazy spasms. I'm glad that I don't have seizures like Dianne does on the show.

[@htd4lifesavagefam547]

She said they're yucky! Call 911 now

[@PraveenSrJ01]

Right?

[@lyndajenkins2630]

Exactly..the mom should have known she took some by /hat statement alone

[@mysilentprayersalways1913]

That's CRAZY keeping your pills down.

[@emmalora9625]

Its wasnt the teens fault, she has enough on her mind from being a teenager and she doesn't need more stress from blaming herself :(

[@critter2]

the only fault is it was reachable for a child. the fact the one just look in the mouth... and didn't think of doing anything else is the problem

[@aliciaperry9627]

This little boy was a hero. Why no acknowledgement? Where were the parents?

[@robynlee833]

It is important to learn from other's mistakes then to to be critical of other's pain.

[@katemissfilanpurrmcdevitt]

Very frightening so glad Marlene survived I always put my medication away whenever my niece and nephew are coming over Xx

[@heatherworden3689]

Never ever leave your medicine or pills on the counter for little kids to take.

[@heroknaderi]

bless her heart

[@kgrimes842]

Those "child proof" bottles arent child proof. My son was 3 when he got ahold of his dad's metformin and that bottle was closed. Thank god i saw the white stuff on his face and he started throwing up but we rushed him to the hospital. Better safe than sorry. He was perfectly fine and thank god this little girl is too

[@mandyholmberg5106]

I really! Feel like it's a miracle that this young girl survived this accident ❤

[@katiejohnston988]

Pills like these can highly resemble candy or sweets. It’s very important to keep them well out of reach of children for this reason. Thank goodness Marlyn was okay. Her brother Sean really was a little hero here. He helped save his sister’s life by waking up and realizing something was not right when Marlyn was making those strange noises in bed. What a good boy!!! This easily could have happened to me one time when I was about Marlyn’s age. I was in the drugstore with my mom and somebody had left a bottle of tablets on the counter near where we were standing. THANK GOODNESS I had the common sense to ask my mom if I could try one, otherwise I probably would have put one in my mouth. My mom immediately complained to the store manager about what had happened, hopefully they were more careful after that. It can really happen very easily and quickly with young children.

[@sammywilliam8156]

That and detergent looks just like candy I mean I s*** you not there was one detergent pill capsule whatever you call it that literally looked like a diner mint

[@captmarvelhero2342]

0:28 1:40 1:56 3:10 3:35 4:25 6:31 6:52 10:10 10:25 10:50

[@isaelsifuentes9449]

But I have Faith that I am a miracle of God

[@shayshay3424]

My grand baby was 1 yes old took her step aunt anxiety’s medication was laying on the floor. I got the phone call from my daughter. Only thing I could think of please wake up. It was a waiting game. She woke up the next day. Now she’s 5 & healthy. Now my daughter let nobody watch her but me.

[@kmdaley916]

Omgosh.. call 911! If the little kids told you they didn’t take the medicine.. still call 911.. how terrifying! I could never imagine going to bed thinking that my kid had that medicine out and not calling for help!

[@desereeballentineaustinbla6402]

Imdiatly when you suspect something isnt right.like pills all over the floor and in the hands of a young child/ children.immediately expect the worse.And. immediately take the child/ children in just too make sure that theres nothing in the child/ childs blood stream or stomach.And Small children need too be watched at alltimes Meds need too also be under Adult supervison.And locked up or put away out of childs / child/ childrens Reach at all.times as well .Because they are quite currious

[@isaelsifuentes9449]

You are a miracle too

[@maguybishikwabo3504]

How does the little brother have no credit. he saved Marlyn's life if he didn't wake up and hear her she would have been dead!

[@amydavis4945]

It broke my heart to hear that teenage girl saying it was her fault. No baby, it was your parent's responsibility to make sure that medication is out of the reach of children. YOU were the responsible one when you whisked her out of bed, and ran straight to the phone with her.

[@hannahscott6604]

15 years old watching two toddlers at night!!!!!! Oh my god I'd never do that.

[@michellebaker6302]

Not really just watching two toddlers though. I mean it's a big difference if you're just "watching" your own siblings, and they're meant to be asleep the whole time. At that point it's basically just be there in an emergency and making sure they get out if the house burns down or something.

[@amberrose1108]

None of these series are loud enough!

[@Kishla-f4o]

Keep all medications out of the reach of children

[@brittanyfischer1812]

Shawn is the hero hearing Marlin breathing funny

[@TheDeldiz]

I think any time you have a family member who takes medication, you NEED to teach the younger children that it isn't candy and shouldn't be messed with, on top of keeping it out of reach.

[@trash-fb3ul]

When the mom saw the pills she should've called 911 to have examined

[@PrincessEli82]

Yes it's been 20 years since this happened so Marlynn is 23, Shawn is 26, and Diane is 35.

[@owenquinn2161]

Are you part of the family?

[@PrincessEli82]

Owen Quinn No, I just guessed. But I'm good at math.

[@owenquinn2161]

Oh, lol....you knew all the names and what not, I thought maybe you were their mother or Aunt or something...

[@PrincessEli82]

Owen Quinn I'm not. I'm just a Rescue 911 viewer

[@PrincessEli82]

Diane is age 36, Shawn 27, and Marlyn is 24.

[@TheDeldiz]

Apparently this medicine tasted "yucky," but she STILL managed to ingest a lethal dose? They must have had a hell of a time teaching this kid that the stove is hot.

[@practiceaccount6873]

these pills can range up to i think 500 mg's .. all it takes is one pill to touch tongue and know it tastes yucky ... by that time child has already chewed into it ... and even if she spit it out she still managed to swallow enough to harm her ... the key word was "no mommy they taste yucky " enough words for me to 911 on phone

[@thekarlkeeper8727]

“It’s yucky.” Instant hint she took them. CALL THE AMBULANCE!

[@Prickly_Cactus_1993]

If you have kids, keep your medication in a safe spot, either on a high shelf or in a safe.

[@amberrose1108]

When I was about 7 or 8, me and my parents went on a trip to visit my grandparents. I think they left their suitcase open, and I got in there and found colorful vitamins. I thought they were candy. I started eating them on the floor, where I sat. Thank God, one of my family members caught me in the act, or I might have died! They called the hospital and rushed me there. There, they pumped my stomach and made me throw up. I was OK after that, and NEVER did that again!

[@erinstonecypher3563]

Me and my sister did that went cold meds at my gpas house. We had our stomachs pumped

[@snootzie78]

Medicine is NOT candy or toys. They should be put in a safe place where children cannot reach it. Hope that sister learned a valuable lesson.

[@adriannadevega5274]

Amy Collins that's why childproof bottles help

[@odettewiddicombe6673]

Kids think there sweets keep meds out of reach the sister know now to keep them away from her

[@alexanderbemar2637]

Y leave her meds where the kids can reach? Or lock it up to make sure the kids safety.

[@BBWBrynn]

I took a Vicodin when I was 2 and had to have my stomach pumped with charcoal 😳

[@kimberlyoceanburnell4513]

God please bring my real mom penny burnell home too me soon new Nana ga town 30271 box 72801

[@kimberlyoceanburnell4513]

God please hear me my prayers today God name pray amen

[@lisaowens2040]

@@kimberlyoceanburnell4513 Explain?

[@matchbox420.]

Anyone else like to try and find these people on Facebook when you watch the episodes? I never contact them, I just like to see what they look like/what they're up to now lol.

[@lezup]

downthestreetteam I have looked for a few of them. It’s kind of cool to see where they are in life. Never found this kid.

[@justagirlfromphoenix7105]

No I've done it :) One was Kendra the sweet little girl who got cut running into the glass door

[@bilalahmed2123]

I thought the old guy was her grandpa !

[@isaelsifuentes9449]

Never lose Faith for God will heal you

[@dessmill]

When the little girl said "No mommy, they're yucky!" That should have gave her Mom a hint that she put the pills in her mouth, because how would she know what they taste like without putting the pills in her mouth?

[@aprilmcclellan3963]

Thank you! I love this show

[@odettewiddicombe6673]

Keep meds out of they way of small kids they think it's sweets

[@isaelsifuentes9449]

I hit my head 5 times on our driveway due to my epilepsy

[@kaitlynhanson1434]

In my bed I was like Texas rock-a-bye-baby I had to be comforted.

[@georginajones8594]

Those kids are so cute

[@rebeccataylor200]

keep. medicines. in. their. bottles. not. alarm. boxes

[@annm861]

Rebecca Taylor or keep the alarm box where little kids can’t reach them. it’s not like they had cell phones with alarms to remind them when to take their stuff

[@practiceaccount6873]

@Hgyvtfygyhuh Ygihvutctvnininnin Why is there an unnecessary placement of the capital letters on every word in your sentence for ? M.O.R.O.N

[@gabbieb9798]

This same thing happened to me when I was 2 I drank my older sisters epilepsy medication and I had to be rushed to the hospital

[@kimberleemckeon563]

When children see pills they think its candy some medication do look like candy that why medication should have a child proof cap on them

[@practiceaccount6873]

some medicine even tastes like it .. thank god that medicine didn't taste good to that baby or she could have died on the spot due to eating it all ... and some kids can open "child proof " caps better then their parents .. medicine should be locked in a lock box ... up high .. then ur kid has to be a lock smith to get into it

[@carolbradley2639]

If she was a responsible 15 year old she would have kept her medication up out of the reach of her little brother and sister.

[@tomprosser8958]

Yeah. I woulda grounded her for four months. Make that two years!

[@charliekleiman1165]

Why make them feel worse then they all ready do about it

[@lizmanley311]

She said it taste yucky that she of been a red flag

[@jeremyryan483]

I'm on depacoate but I don't have seizures I have anxiety depression.

[@Thundersnowy]

I thought that too. That's not a drug for seizures. Maybe she was having panic attacks and preferred to call them seizures, maybe they were seizure-like.

[@jeremyryan483]

My pychatrist said I should get blood work done he's surprised my old psychiatrist didn't suggest blood work for depacote I didn't know that.

[@samtaplet6117]

Jeremy Ryan I looked up the drug and it can be used to treat epilepsy.

[@danielledewitt1]

SDGlambert5045 Lamictal is lamotrigine. I’m allergic to lamotrigine.

[@emilyransomvansant3997]

It used to be used for seizures as well i was on it

[@kaitlynhanson1434]

They will sing rock-a-bye-baby to you

[@kaitlynhanson1434]

School

[@carrie1974kieler]

My medicine was put a Locked cabinet above the stove.

[@acostin4004]

Every parent should order right away activated charcoal for this exact scenario.

[@jenniferbarnwell5844]

Medications should be 🔐 up for children not to get its not 🍬.

[@sparklejan3]

Was the dad way older than the mom

[@flannerymonaghan-morris7461]

That poor teenage girl…she must’ve felt guilty after all that happened.

[@martingries1150]

this story also ran in "Notruf-Täglich" an offshoot of the German Rescue 911 "Notruf"

[@davidgoodrich1258]

To the little brother who actually saved her life by having the sense at 6 years old to notice something was wrong, get out of bed and get help for his sister who was not acknowledged by anyone in this segment for saving his sisters life, if by chance you read this we acknowledge you. You are truly a hero!

[@tgs9034]

The dispatcher's voice I couldn't understand what he was saying e.e

[@bethanywhiteway9878]

Omg i would hide them from her that is so freaky

[@BenTIStudios]

Doing research, unfortunately the father in this video passed away recently . "George N. Hanes, age 68 of Greenbrier, passed away May 31, 2016. Mr. Hanes was born on December 9, 1947 in Camp Kilmor, NJ to the late George Fletcher Hanes, Jr. and Mary Elizabeth Williams. He was a member of Calvary Baptist Church, an Army Veteran and proudly served in Vietnam. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his brother, Bobby Rudolph Hooks, Jr. Mr. Hanes is survived by his children, Rhonda Wyler, Gena Cathey (Jerry), Edward Hanes, Dana Crafton (Montgomery), Diane Hanes, George A. Hanes (Charity), MarLynn Hanes-Deranger (Chris), Travis Hanes and Sean Lauderdale; 16 grandchildren; 1 great-grandchild; and sisters, Mary Queener (Harold) and Patricia McCoy (David). A Life Celebration Service honoring Mr. Hanes will be held on Friday, June 3rd at 11:00 A.M. from the Chapel of Springfield Funeral Home with Bro. Donnie Bryant and Bro. Gary Dillard officiating. Entombment will follow in Springfield Memorial Gardens Garden Mausoleum with Military Honors. Visitation with the family will be on Thursday from 4-8 P.M. and on Friday from 9 A.M. until service time. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to the Wounded Warrior Project or American Legion Post 45 in Greenbrier, TN.

[@BenTIStudios]

The wife is remarried. Marlynn is happily married as well. :) So there is some happiness!

[@BenTIStudios]

+SDGlambert5045 they are both married.

[@scottiegirl2041]

Phew, that was a close one.

[@jenniferbarnwell5844]

She's a 😍 little 👧 I wonder if she remember this?

[@kaitlynhanson1434]

I was a baby in the hospital when this happened.

[@Eviehxlmes]

Why did the little girls hand move at 9:07 ?????