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Fighting Apathy would like to express their deepest sympathy for those who have lost a friend or loved one. America and the whole world have lost a lot of people that meant a lot to them.
We would like to take a moment to share our motto "Fighting Apathy" to everyone... On september 12, 2001, a reporter referred to the September 11 terrorist attacks as, "the biggest sign of apathy to effect our nation." (According to Webster's Dictionary Apathy is defined: the absence or supression of passion, emotion, or excitement.) The terrorists and the many other people connected to this attack have so much apathy in them, they are doing such crazy things like killing themselves along with many other innocent lives. Apathy is a very dangerous feeling that can tear, ruin, and destroy everyone's life... We beg that you would please help us... and fight the apathy that you see in your life... show people that there is more to life to care about and that life is nothing unless you care about your walk with God. Again, we express our deepest sympathy towards those who have lost a loved one or friend in the past. God bless you and the U.S.A.

Fighting Apathy would also like to express their deepest sympathy for the people that have lost a friend or loved one because of other reasons than just apathy. We want you to know taht we are all here for you. If you need to talk to someone about anything we assure you that we will each be here to listen to you and try to help you through this tough time shared by many. Feel free to reach us by going to the "Contact Us" link on the top of this page. Below is a list of local friends and loved ones in central Illinois that have tragically passed away in the recent years. We will keep them and their families in our daily thoughts and prayers...