All I can say is Tragic. I became more aware and attached to the man by association with my wife. She had a big appreciation for his dedication to animal conservation, and his enthusiasm for educating the general public on it. So for the past 8 years I've been following his career, sometimes toungue in cheek, but always with respect.
His death is a loss to not only his family, but to the animals he was looking out for. My heart and prayers lie with his eight year old daughter, three year old son, and wife. God Bless ya Croc Man.
this is too cool, loco. great stuff
ReplyDeleteHi Duron! What's up? I ABSOLUTELY LOVE the drawing you did of Steve Irwin!!! That rocks!
ReplyDeleteAs for Steve, I miss him and he was a great crocodile hunter. I respect him for all he did.. (I don't mean to sound harsh or anything.. but as always, I feel like I have to state my opinion.) I a lot of people looked up to Mr. Irwin as a Superman type person. I regret to say, I feel he died so that children and others will start to realize we are not promised a tomorrow.
I sort of feel like Steve Irwin was a guy who loved & worshiped more the "CREATION" instead of the "CREATOR". That's a dangerous thing. I'm sadened that he his eternity may have gone in the wrong direction. It's sad, but COULD BE true. From what I know he never spoke of God. :0(
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