This may be a repeat of what I already said but I am not sure the tribute was posted so I will do it again as that is how much I want my words about my friend Justn to be read. Justin and I were fast friends thru out most of our high school years even after he m0ved to Madison. We were always trying to have fun or make fun of what we were doing. Justin was the type of friend who was a true friend even if time and situations changed his friendship with me never did. We did a lot of crazy stuff that only he and I shared and those memories will be the ones I cherish and feel blessed to have. My parents knew and liked Justin and send their condolences he was always a true gentle man to my mother which was important to me, plus we got the car keys more often. lol I will pray for his parents, his mother was always so very nice to me and she treated me fairly and with compassion and that was a blessing that I got to have by being a friend of Justin. We may not always played by the rules but we always took the good and the bad together and he was the type of friend that had your back regardless of who was right or wrong. He was the meaning of a true friend, one that I regret having not said goodbye to, but we always lived like we were immortal as that is how we rolled. To his children's mothers please let them know how much he wanted and loved each of them and he loved you for giving him the reason to try to find peace in his life and continue to live...but God had other plans for Justin and I am finding it hard to understand it all, but I WILL ALWAYS KNOW THAT HE FEELS NO PAIN OR WORRY AND THAT HIS PEACE WILL BE ETERNAL. Let your spirit be remembered in this town and may the enthusiasm you showed about life be a contnual memory over the sleepy town we called our home. But your house now is that of a palace and your road is paved in gold, and although here on earth your road got bumpy at times we can all thank God that all your roads be free of the speed bumps and that you will have peace and no worry eternally. Go Rest High on That Mountain Justin, my bro you definitely left a mark on my life and left me with memories that I will continue to cherish and be thankful that I will always have, and right now I can not smile at the memories but I pray that all of us who have sad news in our hearts when we think of you that we soon will have happy memories of you that will replace the shock and heartbreak we all feel now. You will be missed and if I could send you a message personally I would say thank you for sharing your life and times with me, the impact is vast and your image is eternal.
Your Friend,
Restin Minner
Denver, Colorado