Deadtown Tavern owner Shawn Howard and bar manager Josh Martin confront homeless man Terry Wayne Badgwell near the downtown bar. Howard is beaten unconscious.
Shawn was one of those people that if you met him once, its like you knew him all of your life. Every time I hear a Motley Crue song (remember 10th grade? :-) )or Sarah McLaughlin's "Arms of the Angels" (if you saw his Sister's tribute to him, you'd know what I mean), I think about him. We were never really "best friends" but I always considered him to be a really good friend & we had alot in common-cars and music. We didn't see each other for quite some time after graduation, but ran into each other about a year before he died and hung out somewhat regularly. I still think about him often and miss being able to stop in Dead Town Tavern and have a beer (and always a laugh!) with him. RIP, Brother.
June 25, 2004
Greg Broadbooks
Shawn was one of those people that if you met him once, its like you knew him all of your life. Every time I hear a Motley Crue song (remember 10th grade? :-) )or Sarah McLaughlin's "Arms of the Angels" (if you saw his Sister's tribute to him, you'd know what I mean), I think about him. We were never really "best friends" but I always considered him to be a really good friend & we had alot in common-cars and music. We didn't see each other for quite some time after graduation, but ran into each other about a year before he died and hung out somewhat regularly. I still think about him often and miss being able to stop in Dead Town Tavern and have a beer (and always a laugh!) with him. RIP, Brother.