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1. tuesday April 20,1999, started like any other school day in our house. At five forty-five Brad, my husband, left for work, and a little later I got up to wake the kids. Getting teenagers out of bed is always a small battle, but that Tuesday was especially difficult. Cassie had stayed up late the night be- fore catching up on homework, and her books were all over the kitchen table. Her cat's litter box needed attention, too, and we were running late with breakfast. I remember trying not to lecture her about all the things that needed doing before she left for school... About seven-twenty Chris kissed me goodbye, or at least gave me his cheek, which is what it's gone to lately (he's fifteen) and clattered down the stairs and out of the house. Cassie stopped at the door to put on her shoes - her be- loved black velvet Doc Martens, which she wore rain or shine, even with dresses - grabbed her backpack, and headed after her brother. As shc left I leaned over the banister to say goodbye, like I always do: "Bye, Cass. I love you." "Love you too, Mom,' she mumbled back. Then she was gone, through the back yard, over the fence, and across the soccer field

Home / Main Page Multi-Media Columbine Books She Said Yes Community (Memorials, Events, etc) Comments (Poems, Guestbook, etc) Columbine Links Other CHS Related Info Book: She Said Yes Misty Bernall, the mother of Cassie Bernall has wrote a book about her daughters life. This page contains some info on the book including how to get it. The Cover Picture She Said Yes is a book about Cassie's life. In it her mother tells about how Cassie was in with 'the wrong crowd' and into stuff such as vampires, drinking, and smoking pot Cassie's mother also describes the struggle to get her away from that group of friends, and into the local church youth group. She also tells how after Cassie became religious her whole life turned around, and how much happier she was with herself and life after that Page 1 from She Said Yes: 1. tuesday April 20,1999, started like any other school day in our house. At five forty-five Brad, my husband, left for work, and a little later I got up to wake the kids. Getting teenagers out of bed is always a small battle, but that Tuesday was especially difficult. Cassie had stayed up late the night be- fore catching up on homework, and her books were all over the kitchen table. Her cat's litter box needed attention, too, and we were running late with breakfast. I remember trying not to lecture her about all the things that needed doing before she left for school... About seven-twenty Chris kissed me goodbye, or at least gave me his cheek, which is what it's gone to lately (he's fifteen) and clattered down the stairs and out of the house. Cassie stopped at the door to put on her shoes - her be- loved black velvet Doc Martens, which she wore rain or shine, even with dresses - grabbed her backpack, and headed after her brother. As shc left I leaned over the banister to say goodbye, like I always do: "Bye, Cass. I love you." "Love you too, Mom,' she mumbled back. Then she was gone, through the back yard, over the fence, and across the soccer field You should be able to get this book in most bookstores, but you can also buy it directly from the publisher (The Plough Publishing House) in addition to this book, an Audio version of it, and a video tribute are also available She Said Yes Misty Bernall ISBN 0-87486-987-0 Plough Publishing House if you cant find it in stores, there are 4 ways to order from. the publisher: By phone 1-800-521-8011 By Mail (see form below) By Fax (724) 329-0914 (see form below) go to http://www.plough.com go back to the memorial page This page and the background images on it (c) 1999 - 2006 James k