Austin, my sweet little angel, my Super Hero.  If he wasn't wearing his power ranger costume, he'd tell me which hero he was that day.

Most of you know my favorite story to tell.  We planned an imaginary trip to Bora Bora.  Put pictures around the house, the couch was the flight and Jesseca and
 Austin watched the flight movie.  We wore flowers, but gave Austin a cowboy hat to wear.  The funny thing was Austin was mad because he thought we were really going to Bora Bora.   

there was a little angel named Austin. He always had a smile on his face. he used to love drinking Dr Pepper, eat McDonalds, Cheetos, Reese's Cups! he will forever be missed in this life on earth. we will see him again someday. his nickname is Spidey.johnnyblaze will be used in honor of mr. bubba. i love you son. sincerely, Dad

Austin was always good and joyful he will remain in our hearts forever.

My favorite memory is:

When Austin first learned to ride a bike he rode his sister's bike. A couple months later in July he got a bike for his birthday. When he rode it for the first time he needed no training wheels. He learned to ride a 2- wheeler so quickly. 

Austin was my only and favorite brother and I loved him dearly.

My favorite memory is:

When we played outside we were hitting the trees and bushes pretending we were a video game.

I was so sad because he died on the week of my birthday.But now he is in a better place.

 My favorite memory was that he always had a smile on his face and shooting hoops with him. He was always a joyful, wonderful child.

I love Austin and still cry over his death now.

Here is my favorite memory:

My favorite memory is that he was a really good brother and that he was just a joy to be around.

Bubba was always such a joy in my life and I loved him and still love him so so much.

I had many great memories with Austin but here is one I loved and still love it now:

The year Austin got sick I planned my vacation to Nags Head, NC in August. But couldn't go becuase of Austin being sick. A couple months before I convinced him to save any money he got or found for a Build-A-Bear. I had saved up $40 for Nags Head. I wanted to save it but I had a better idea. I went to Build-A-Bear Workshop and got him the bear he wanted. So next time I went to the hospital I gave him it. The expression on his face thrilled me. He loved it and so did I.