Lost memories are priceless
Despite my former wife's abandonment, my children and I remain close
Furthermore, the most devastating experience was not being able to attend my children's graduation. This was a significant moment in their lives, and as a parent, it was my dream to see my children graduate and celebrate their achievements. However, I was deprived of this opportunity due to the restrictions.
I understand that there may have been valid reasons for the restrictions, but as a parent, I feel that my rights to participate in my children's lives were unfairly restricted. I believe that there could have been better alternatives to ensure safety while also allowing parents to be present for their children's important events.
Prosecution also hurt my kids. Heartbreaking
My oldest son Nickolas
My oldest son Nickolas
My oldest son Nickolas
- 18 at time of arrest
- On high school travel rowing team
- Could not attend his graduation
- Accepted into Stetson University (Division 1 rower)
- Had to drop out due to cost
- Now at Florida State University
My middle son Northern
My oldest son Nickolas
My oldest son Nickolas
- 16 at the time of arrest
- Played amateur AAU travel basketball
- Sent to prison graduation night
- Lost Bright Future Scholarship (incomplete application)
- Attended Stetson University
- Dropped out due to cost
My daughter Raven
My oldest son Nickolas
Graduated Community College
- 14 at the time of the arrest
- Did ballet for 4 years
- Ran high school track
- Missed sweet 16 birthday
- Could not visit me in prison
- Could not attend graduation
Graduated Community College
Graduated Community College
Graduated Community College
Still in Tallahassee, and currently enrolled at Florida State University. Need student loans due to my financial losses.
Moved to Minnesota
Graduated Community College
Moved to Minnesota
Obtained his two year nursing degree and working towards a bachelor degree. Working and saving for school. Not able to attend graduation or visit. Have not seem him since 2018.
Moved to New York
Graduated Community College
Moved to Minnesota
The pain of missing my daughter's milestones, including teaching her to drive and her sweet 16, was unbearable. She moved to New York, but I have not been able to visit or spend time with her since she was 14 years old. We are still close.