Humor Was a Gift He Freely Gave Us
Humor Was a Gift He Freely Gave Us
March 1 of this year, my brother-in-law was killed in a car wreck. He was thrown from the vehicle and died moments later. It was a trajedy that could have been prevented had he worn his safety belt.
Jeffrey Lynn Carreker was a man who loved to make others laugh. A few weeks ago, my husband and I were talking about his true-to-life, almost sarcastic wit that always kept us in stitches.
The Vehicle Safety ads found on this page, though a bit "over the top" for some, are definitely the type humor he appreciated, and to be able to further the cause of motorist safety on our roads and highways is another good thing that I know makes him smile.
In your honor, Jeff, we continue the journey for you. We miss you so much more than we ever knew we would.
Until we reach for each other's arms again, here's to your unwavering spirit of joy.
Here's Dan's brilliantly illustrated second installment of the storyline. If you'd like to see more of Dan's work I recommend you check out his cyborg caveman epic (yes, that's right: CYBORG CAVEMAN) Thog Infinitron, and although it's not updating at the moment I strongly advise a browse through the archives of his other comic Anything Could Happen for some 5 star laffs.
And in other news, that master of photographic phoolery Chris Yates has just released his new book Set it to Awesome which looks like a cracking read. And on the subject of books, don't forget I still have plenty of copies of my own books for sale too. Fill those empty bookshelves now!












