North Wilkesboro Speedway ready for its NASCAR return (Thanks to Benny Parsons, his Widow-Terri, Dale Jr and many others.)
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foxsports.com ^
| May. 15, 2023 1:17 p.m. ET | Bob Pockrass
NORTH WILKESBORO, N.C. — Among the list of things former NASCAR driver and television broadcaster Benny Parsons asked his wife to do prior to his death in January 2007 was to try to get North Wilkesboro Speedway to reopen for NASCAR racing. It
took more than 16 years to get it done, but Terri Parsons — along with many others — can celebrate that achievement this week. The NASCAR All-Star Race this weekend will be the first NASCAR race at the historic 0.625-mile oval since 1996. The track was the place that nurtured the love of racing for the Parsons...
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Terri Schiavo’s Priest Passes Away at 97 After Fighting for Her Right to Life
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Life News ^
| January 29, 2020 | Steven Ertelt
The priest who fight valiently alongside Terri Schiavo’s family to protect her right to life has passed away. The
Schindler family fought a losing uphill battle against the court system that decided Terri was better off dead than living as a disabled patient. Monsignor Thaddeus F. Malanowski, a retired Brigadier General in the United States Army and who became known as “Terri Schiavo’s priest” during her family’s battle to properly care for her, died on January 23, 2020. He was 97. Bobby Schindler, President of the Terri Schiavo Life & Hope Network, said, “Monsignor Ted visited Terri regularly during her...
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BREAKING: Vincent Lambert, France’s Terri Schiavo, dies after 9 days without food and water
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LIFE SITE NEWS ^
| July 11, 2019 | Jeanne Smits, Paris correspondent
July 11, 2019 (LifeSiteNews) – Vincent Lambert, the disabled man a court ordered to be starved to death in a French hospital, died this morning. After
nine days without food and fluids, showing a remarkable will to live despite the cruel death of thirst that doctors had prepared for him, France’s Terri Schiavo departed from this earthly life at 8:24 a.m. on Thursday, July 11. He died of heart failure induced by the malfunction of his kidneys in Reims University Hospital in the room where he had been kept under lock and key for the last six years. Minutes after...
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Fake News: Media Still Paints Judge Who Ordered Terri Schiavo’s Death as the Victim
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Life News ^
| July 9, 2019 | Bobby Schindler
Long before President Donald Trump exposed media corruption by popularizing the term “fake news,” my family was subjected to a battle of deceptive reporting about my sister, Terri Schiavo. One-sided “journalism” continues today, as demonstrated by a recent Tampa Bay Times article titled, “Inside the Terri Schiavo case: Pinellas judge who decided
her fate opens up,” by Leonora LaPeter Anton. Ms. Anton writes about Judge George Greer of Pinellas County Florida Circuit Court, who ruled that Terri’s estranged husband and legal guardian, Michael Schiavo, could remove her food and water (via feeding tube). Greer’s decision was enforced on March 18,...
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14 Years After They Starved My Sister to Death, We Must Never Forget Terri Schiavo
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Lifenews.com ^
| 03/29/19 | Bobby Schindler
Every year, I write to honor my sister, Terri Schiavo, on March 31st, the anniversary of her death. For
those who do not remember, Terri, at the age of 26, experienced a still inexplicable collapse resulting in a severe brain-injury. As a consequence of her brain injury, she was unable to swallow using conventional utensils, and like many Americans required nutrition and hydration by feeding tube in order to live. Terri did not have a medical directive specifying who would make her health care decisions in the event she was incapable of making them herself. Therefore, it was her husband,...
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14 Years After They Starved My Sister to Death, We Must Never Forget Terri Schiavo
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Lifenews.com ^
| 3/29/19 | Bobby Schindler
Every year, I write to honor my sister, Terri Schiavo, on March 31st, the anniversary of her death. For
those who do not remember, Terri, at the age of 26, experienced a still inexplicable collapse resulting in a severe brain-injury. As a consequence of her brain injury, she was unable to swallow using conventional utensils, and like many Americans required nutrition and hydration by feeding tube in order to live. Terri did not have a medical directive specifying who would make her health care decisions in the event she was incapable of making them herself. Therefore, it was her husband,...
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Terri Schiavo’s Brother Slams Courts That Condemned Alfie Evans to Death
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LIFE NEWS ^
| April 30, 2018 | Steven Ertelt
The brother of Terri Schiavo has slammed the British court system that essentially condemned Alfie Evans to death. Bobby
Schindler tells LifeNews that courts should never have prevent Afie’s parents from caring for their son, who ultimately died on Saturday less than a week after doctors yanked his life support without their consent. Bobby Schindler and his family fought a losing uphill battle against the court system that decided Terri was better off dead than living as a disabled patient. He certainly understands what happens when courts and doctors say someone should die. Alfie Evans ended up dying very early...
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Terri Schaivo’s Brother: “Courts and Physicians Perversely Insist Its in Alfie Evans’ Best ...
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LIFE NEWS ^
| April 24, 2018 | Steven Ertelt
FULL TITLE: Terri Schaivo’s Brother: “Courts and Physicians Perversely Insist Its in Alfie Evans’ Best Interest to Die” The brother of Terri Schiavo certainly understands what happens when courts and doctors say someone should die. Bobby
Schindler and his family fought a losing uphill battle against the court system that decided Terri was better off dead than living as a disabled patient. The parallels of what happened in the Terri Schiavo case and what is happening with little Alfie Evans are scary indeed. In both instances a court system has decided that a patient is better off dead and that...
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More Falsehoods About Terri Schiavo’s Family
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National Review ^
| January 29, 2018 | Wesley J. Smith
The myths about the Terri Schiavo case are repeated so often, it can be a futile effort to keep the story straight. One
such myth is that the family somehow edited videos of Terri to make it appear falsely that she was conscious. The latest example of this false claim comes gratuitously in a story on Jahi McMath in the New Yorker:
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Terri Schiavo’s Brother on Charlie Gard: Why Do Judges and Bureaucrats Decide if He Lives or Dies
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Life News ^
| July 1, 2015 | Steven Ertelt
he following is a statement from Terri Schiavo’s brother Bobby Schindler: “Charlie Gard’s life is more valuable than British and European bureaucrats realize,” explains Bobby Schindler, President of the Terri Schiavo Life & Hope Network. “The central issue of the Charlie Gard struggle,” continues Bobby Schindler, “is not about rationing, limited resources,
or even life support. At issue is whether universal healthcare means that bureaucrats and judges will determine appropriate treatment, or whether parents like Charlie’s with the energy, finances, and physicians to care for their child will be allowed to do so.” The Terri Schiavo Life & Hope Network...
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Terri Schiavo Archives: A Permanent Place at Ave Maria University for Learning Terri Schiavo's...
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christiannewswire ^
| January 18, 2017 | staff
FULL TITLE: Terri Schiavo Archives: A Permanent Place at Ave Maria University for Learning Terri Schiavo's Historic Story PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 18, 2017 /Christian Newswire/ -- Terri Schiavo's 2005 death by starvation and dehydration marked the start of America's slide toward treating euthanasia generally, and assisted suicide specifically, as if they were forms
of medicine. Knowing the true story of Terri's fight is important for understanding the roots of America's culture of death. Since Terri Schiavo's death, her parents and siblings—Mary and Robert Schindler, and siblings Bobby and Suzanne—have envisioned a supportive, permanent home for the public records that tell the...
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What Terri Schiavo Still Can Teach Us
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nationalreview.com ^
| March 31, 2016 | Bobby Schindler
Terri Schiavo. Her name — my sister’s name — is seared into the national memory as a face of the right-to-life movement, but it’s now been more than a decade since her death. Many
are now too young to remember her witness, or they have forgotten. At the age of 26, Terri experienced a still-unexplained collapse while at home alone with Michael Schiavo, who subsequently became her guardian. After a short period of time, Michael lost interest in caring for his brain-injured but otherwise young and healthy wife. Terri was cognitively disabled, but she was not dying, and she did...
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Terri Schiavo’s inconvenient life
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Washington Times ^
| March 30, 2015 | By Frank Pavone
I spent the night of March 30, 2005, in a Florida hospice. I
was at the bedside of Terri Schiavo during the last 14 hours of her earthly life, right up until five minutes before her death. During that time with Terri, joined by her brother and sister, I told Terri over and over that she had many friends around the country, many people who were praying for her and were on her side. I told her the same thing during my visits to her in the months before her feeding tube was removed. I am convinced she understood. I’ve...
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I Will Never Forget the Look of Horror on My Sister Terri Schiavo’s Face the Day She Died
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lifenews.com ^
| March 30, 2015 | Bobby Schindler
WARNING: This article from Terri Schiavo’s brother Bobby Schindler contains a graphic image, below, that may be unsettling for readers. On
March 18, 2005, my sister, Terri Schiavo, began her thirteen day agonizing death after the feeding tube – supplying her food and water – was removed. Terri was cognitively disabled and had difficulty swallowing and therefore needed a feeding tube. Terri was not on any “life support”, nor was she sick or dying. Nonetheless, she received her death sentence ordered by Circuit Court Judge, George W. Greer of Pinellas County Florida. Greer’s order to remove Terri’s feeding tube was...
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When the applause dies for Jeb Bush (In desperation, using Terri Schiavo campaign ad)
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The Miami Herald ^
| February 5, 2016 | Carl Hiaasen
"Please clap," Jeb Bush wryly told a subdued crowd in New Hampshire last week, a moment that epitomizes his problem. The
pundits call it lack of traction. Among too many voters it's lack of interest. If Jeb bombs in New Hampshire, he's done. Even if he doesn't quit the race, it's over. A year ago this scenario was unimaginable. He had more money, more brains, more connections and more governing experience than any other Republican wanting to be president. Like many people, I thought his nomination would be a slam dunk. The gaseous rise of Donald Trump upended everything, but...
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Terri Schiavo appears in Jeb Bush ad, and her husband calls Jeb 'disgusting'
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Tampa Bay Times ^
| 1/26/16 | Adam C Smith
The Right to Rise super PAC helping Jeb Bush is airing an ad in South Carolina that features a photo of Terri Schiavo, the brain dead Pinellas County woman, who died 10 years ago despite Bush's efforts to halt the removal of her feeding tubes. The
ad features a picture of Mrs. Schiavo as well as an image of what appears to be someone at the vigil outside her hospice holding a Jeb! campaign sign. Says the narrator: "He's a man of deep faith who fought time and again for the right to life."
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Ben Carson Won’t Apologize to Terri Schiavo’s Family After “Much Ado About Nothing†Quip
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lifenews.com ^
| November 24, 2015 | STEVEN ERTELT
Pro-life Republican presidential candidate Ben Carson won’t meet with or apologize to Bobby Schindler, Terri Schiavo’s brother, about comments Carson made concerning the legislation Congress passed to help Terri Schiavo’s family try to save her life. As
LifeNews reported, Carson thinks the federal and state governments overreached when they attempted to protect Terri Schiavo from a painful 14-day starvation and dehydration death. Despite the best efforts of pro-life lawmakers in Congress and the Florida state legislature, where lawmakers approved pro-life laws to allow Terri’s family to take their case to federal courts and to allow then-Governor Jeb Bush to try...
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Terri Schiavo’s Brother: Why Won’t Ben Carson Condemn How My Sister Was Brutally Killed?
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lifenews.com ^
| November 19, 2015 | BOBBY SCHINDLER
Speaking to reporters at a Florida Republican Party conference recently, Dr. Ben Carson, a retired neurosurgeon and candidate for the Republican nomination for President responded to a reporter’s question on whether he believed my sister Terri Schiavo deserved Congress’s intervention to stop her court-ordered 13-day death by starvation and dehydration. Dr.
Carson’s response? “I think it was much ado about nothing.†Not only was his remark offensive to my family, but his words served to marginalize hundreds of thousands of medically vulnerable persons in jeopardy of being killed in the same barbaric manner that Terri was killed by starvation and...
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Context: Reporter posts text of question he asked Ben Carson about Terri Schiavo
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LifeSiteNews ^
| 11/19/15 | Ben Johnson
TAMPA, Florida, November 19, 2015 (LifeSiteNews) - Dr. Ben Carson has been in the center of a firestorm since a Florida newspaper reported that he referred to the Terri Schiavo case as "much ado about nothing." Yesterday
morning, in a comment sent exclusively to LifeSiteNews, Dr. Carson said his remarks had been "taken out of context and misinterpreted." "When I used the term 'much ado about nothing,' my point was that the media tried to create the impression that the pro-life community was nutty and going way overboard with the support of the patient," Dr. Carson told LifeSiteNews yesterday. Some...
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Terri Schiavo case disqualifies Ben Carson and Jeb Bush for presidency: pro-life leader
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LifeSiteNews ^
| 11/17/15 | Ben Johnson
WASHINGTON, D.C., November 17, 2015 (LifeSiteNews) - The words of Dr. Ben Carson, and the actions of Gov. Jeb Bush, disqualify them both from serving as president of the United States, a leading pro-life leader said today. "We
have seen what it is like to have a president who does not value every life equally, and we certainly do not need another," said Troy Newman, the president of Operation Rescue. "In my opinion, Ben Carson's statement dismissing Terri's life as 'nothing,' and Jeb Bush's failure to take action to save Terri, has disqualified them both from the office of president."...
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