 |
 |
|
||||||||||||||||||||||
Independent/Barrett Stinson Lauri Westfall of Grand Island says she is not looking for sympathy for her son. She just wants people to appreciate the power of methamphetamine addiction in the hope that others may not have to suffer through its effects. Westfall is holding a photograph of her son, Shon Westfall, during his time as a Marine before ShonŐs downfall due to his use of methamphetamine and eventual arrest on Monday, April 2, after a standoff with authorities. Shon was scheduled to enter rehab later that Monday; his bags are still packed at left. 0415 shonmom bjs
Want a reprint of this photo? Photo processing provided by This image has been reduced in size, resolution, and quality for internet viewing. Purchased prints come from the originals which are of much higher resolution and quality. 
|
||||||||||||||||||||||
Top Jobs
Yellow Pages
Original content available for non-commercial use
under a Creative Commons license,
except where noted.
under a Creative Commons license,
except where noted.
Grand Island Independent | (308) 382-1000 | (800) 658-3160 | 422 West 1st Street Grand Island, NE
Copyright © GateHouse Media, Inc. Some Rights Reserved.
