Looking back

Beaches of Normandy was an eclectic experience for me. I got to see, hear, and feel so much in the 2+ years we spent together. All the music, all the ridiculous fun we had at practice, the mob machine, the people. The 2 tours we went on I will never forget for the rest of my life. We got to meet so many new faces and bands, got to hear new music from new places. So much support from all sides of the spectrum. The Radio shows, sleeping in the van. The dedicated loving fans. Especially the one that made us a cake! This was a milestone in my life. I learned so much and developed so much, musically, mentally, spiritually and otherwise.





Driving through a snowy tundra at 4am in the middle of the northern west coast trying not to swerve off the edge of the road as car accidents are happening all around us and Mike is spun of 4 rockstars and ranting about 2pac comming from space on dubs. Jay R and I burning with almost everyband we met. Corey and his headband. I even am appreciative of the friendships I once had with Art and Anthony.





and Kyle and Mike's contribution as well.





It was sad the series of events that had to befall us, and I do take blame for that which is my fault. I wish I could take back certain things. However I have learned from the hardships as well as the glory.





Jerbs you are one of my best friends and I will always love you.





Cordog we'll always be good thru thick and thin.





Manual we seen some shit together but you've not only helped this band immensely but myself to develop true integrity as a person. For that I thank you.





JayR said it best, you were more than fans, and this was more than a band. This was a group of friends chasing the dream. Someday I'll tell my grandkids how I used to play bass for the Beaches of Normandy.





I hope the best for all who was involved in making and supporting this. I will never forget any of you. Some day I'll frame this picture with my memory....