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11/2/05: Revamped the Home Page a little and added some new links.
This is my tribute to NASCAR, the greatest sport in the world. Check it out... you just might learn something.
This section is a tribute to friends and events past and present. I suggest checking it out, whether you really know me or not. It may help you decide whether or not you really want to!
This section celebrates my favorite bands. Evanescence fans be sure to check out my Evanescence page for concert pics taken at
X-Fest 2003 and "the X Low Dough Show."
This page is a tribute to the greatest team in the NFL and its players, past and present.
Donnie is the most off-the-wall person I know and he goes to great lengths to prove that with this web page. This page rocks!
Sam attempts to keep Mount Pleasant's Class of 2001 in touch with this cool informational page. She has contact info and other goodies about many of our former fellow MP classmates. It is a cool site overall.
This sweet page is all about Jaime. She is an incredibly talented girl, which she demonstrates with this awesome page. Check it out!
This page is no longer updated but still has some cool things on it. Feel free to check it out.
(If you aren't in the league you probably won't care, but feel free to check it out anyway)
Looking for some historical cars to use in your NASCAR 1999 Edition game? I have painted a good selection of historical cars that will help bring back memories of the races gone by.
This page recalls the evolution of racing in the Keystone State and the drivers who represent the state today. Check it out!
1/15/70 - 3/18/05
Anyone who was fortunate enough to meet Jay will say that no other person on this earth has ever loved life so much as he did. This picture is so fitting, for that smile is what personified him. His love for all and passion for knowledge will always be an inspirtation to all of us who he has touched. He was the kind of person you could count on to always be there when you truely needed him to be. He was the most selfless person I ever had the pleasure of meeting. If anyone had problems, Jay made it his own mission to help that person, no matter who it was. Jay Hollums was truely a gift from God, and I am so thnkful for the opportunity to have him in my life. He was a wonderful husband to my sister, Sheila, a loving father (to three cats and a dog), and the best brother I could ever ask for. Wherever he is now, I know that he is smiling. His love is my inspiration.
Rest In Peace, my brother...
