University of Kansas - Jayhawker Yearbook (Lawrence, KS)

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text. phil howes as told to jacky carter photos chris burket On Iune 18, 2002, my life and many other people's lives All at 3 p.m. I called her back and there was no answer so I close to mine were changed. figured she hadn't heard her phone. This summer, I decided to take the easy route and make I got ready to go out, and at 6 pm All still hadnt money by working as a pool attendant at a neighbordhood pool called, so I decided to call her cell phone in Leawood. It was the perfect summerjob and I had the added It was then that the nightmare began and I found out what bonus of my girlfriend, Ali Kemp, as my boss. happened. That Tuesday began as a normal day. I was planning on Ali was brutally beaten to death and left to die inthe pump leaving town with my family the next day, so Ali and I planned to room of the pool house. I met family and friends at the hospital go out to dinner Tuesday night. where she was taken, but the news was that there was nothing I worked the normal morning shift from 1O a.m. to 2 p.m. we could do to save hen and Ali arrived at 2 p.m. to take over. We talked for 15 minutes At that point, my body went numb and everything was a blur about our plans for the evening. We decided on dinner on the From that day forward, I have had a new outlook on life I Plaza and a movie. She was supposed to be ready at 6 p.m. have done as much as I can to help the police find the suspect I because her brother was covering for her at 5 p.m. At 2:15 I left went around the KC Metro area posting composited drawings n to clean the other pool I worked at and then went home to relax business areas hoping someone would recognize the face and and watch television. call the tips hotline. Family, friends and the community all helped Around 4:15 p.m., I noticed I had missed a phone call from organize events to raise money for the Ali Kemp foundation I pfrikantfiropy jasanamiies, overland Park junior: Mildred Crow, Sigma Phi. Epsilon Hpusemorng and Tyson, the dog. wait under the phganthropy tent forthe other participants to comep RUN -ru

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belovv: A tuba player participates in the Homecoming Parade. There were 13 tuba players in the fall marching band. above: Drummers walk down layhawk Boulevard during the Homecoming Parade on Saturday, Oct. 12. The Homecoming parade had been moved from the previous year to Saturday before the football game. Ielt: The KU flag team, members ofthe Marching layhavvks, join in the Homecoming parade.

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