In an effort to keep things up to date, I have added this section which will include anything new. Please come here to see what has been added to any of the sections.   December 2, 2003 I don't think I have ever said anything on the web site... Well I was looking at the calender over Thanksgiving break(I am back in college now) and I realized it was the most horrible day of my life. Like my older brother notes that although I lost a brother I did regain an older brother and a mother. I have never said anything about Caleb on this site because it was(and still is) very very hard to type because I always end up crying and it clouds my vision. I miss Caleb everyday. I have found that I do not think about him as often and I believe it is a defense mechanism of my mind. When I do think about him it is nearly impossible for me to not break down in tears. It was really hard for me to lose Caleb because he was only two years younger then me and we had spent most of our life together. Most of my friends were his friends so we always ended up doing things together(even if we did not want to). I have done a lot of stupid things in my life(just look at the mullet in the pictures) but I regret none of them. I consider it a part of growing up. You have to make mistakes if you want to learn. I regret only one thing in my 27 years on this Earth and that is not telling Caleb I loved him. I must stop now because I am tearing up in the computer lab on ASU's campus. I might send something else at a later time but it might have to wait till it is easier to talk about, and I am not sure it ever will be. Abraham October 17, 2003 Letter from a Stranger I would guess I'm not the intended visitor to your site, having never known your brother, but I came across it looking for something and came away with much more. I had been searching for a quote that I had memorized a while back by Dan Millman from "Way of the Peaceful Warrior", but recently had been unable to remember in its entirety and was hoping to find it on the web and re-familiarize myself with it. I typed in part of what I remembered on Yahoo's search engine and one of the first sites it brought up was the My Brother Caleb site and directed me to the page containing the text of the quote I was looking for. He had posted the exact portion of the paragraph that I had held onto. Once I read it I took a look at some of the other quotes on the page and found so much more inspiration than I had been looking for or was even aware I could use. Your brother paid a special attention to the way he looked at things and I am thankful he was willing to share it and that I found it. I also took a look at his art and other creations and was so impressed by his abilities. I'm sorry his life ended at a young age, but from what I can tell he has left a legacy and memory that will live on through others and inspire them as well. Sincerely, WT