One year ago we learned of the tragic killing of Ryan Randy Trotman. His mother wrote at the time that Ryan was:
“A damn hard working young man, who graduated from District of Columbia with a double major. Was up to the time of his death doing 2 jobs. He was well brought up and well trained, humble and respectful up to his death.”
I just received a note from his sister:
“On Monday Ryan’s murderer will be going on trial, and because of your last post about my brother my mother asks if you can do a new one asking everyone for their prayers on giving this criminal what he deserves.”
To the family of Mr. Trotman please accept my prayers and wishes that you are able to find peace during this terrible time. I hope the fond memories of your son and brother provide a bit of comfort and a ray of sunlight when the days are darkest.
Ed. Note: For those that are not religious please remember that a mother has lost her son and sisters their brother so please be respectful in the comments.
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