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Milton, WI - Darlene M. Foreman, age 82, passed away Friday, February 19th at her home in Milton. Her genuinely kind personality, her love of animals, and the pride she had in her family are just a few of the many qualities that she will be remembered for. Darlene was born on July 3rd, 1938 in Green Bay, WI and her parents were Phyllis and Curtis Williquette. She graduated from Janesville High School in 1957 and in November of 1960 she married Jon (Butch) Stanley Foreman, Sr. They were married for 28 years, and together they had three children. Darlene worked for 30+ years in the insurance in...
Goddaughter. they were trying to escape a fire, made it out on on the fire escape and the platform collapsed. stanley snapped this photo just before the woman died, the little girl survived. stanley, let's start with you. you have been this that situation -- in that situation. every situation is slightly different, and it's my understanding you were not even in a position to be able to try to help these people because you were cordoned off by police, correct? >> well, that's not really -- i was not in a position. i wasn't cordoned off, but -- [inaudible] you have to remember that was a routine...
Jon: a controversial photo on the front page of the new york post causing an uproar this week, and first a warning. some of the images we're about to show you in this segment are disturbing. a front page photo in the new york post this week captured the attention and, in many cases, the revulsion of people around the world. it shows a man clinging to the last moments of his life before he was killed by a new york city subway train. he had been pushed from the platform onto the tracks. the question everyone's asking, when do you put the camera down to try to help a fellow human being? let's go ...