“I have to keep it positive. There is so much killing and violence going on. I am keeping them in my prayers. People need to come together. Regardless of race, we need to come together and talk about our problems. I go to the Lord to watch over me and my family. Wherever you go there will be problems, but we can make it positive.”
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