Janet Jackson Honors Michael Jackson at BET Awards 2009

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1. Marty Waterloo, June 29, 2009:

   

   Researchers from the Department of Psychology at the University of Waterloo, Canada are looking for volunteers to take part in a survey about people’s circumstances (e.g., what they were doing, where they were) when they learned about Michael Jackson’s death.

   To participate, you must be at least 18 years of age, and be willing to participate in a short online survey at this time, and be willing to take part in a short follow-up survey on the same topic within the next 12 months and to provide contact information for this purpose.

   This survey will take less than 10 minutes to complete. The survey will include questions that ask for specific details about your situation (e.g. what you were doing, where you were) at the time you heard about the death of Michael Jackson. We would like to assure you that the information you provide will be kept confidential and will only be accessed by the researchers involved in this study. Both surveys will be completed online on a secure website.

   If you have any further comments or questions about this survey, please contact Martin Day (mvday@uwaterloo.ca) or Dr. Mike Ross (mross@uwaterloo.ca).

   This survey has been reviewed and has received ethics clearance through the Office of Research Ethics, University of Waterloo.

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2. Colleen Roberts, June 29, 2009:

   

   I was at Strong Menorial Hospital in NY,awaiting the news of my 6 wk old grandson’s open heart surgery. I grew up with the Jackson 5 and was amazed at his solo career. I never stopped being a fan, and am old and wise enough to know what great measures the media will take to get their story heard. I believe none of what is written today and refuse to add my own thoughts to what I think I’m seeing. My grandson will get a chance at life and only hope puts back into the community for all the help he has and will continue to get before his complete recovery. Lastly, thank you Lord for letting my family spend some time with the baby. I know he is only loaned to us and he is your son for eternity. But I promise to love him, cherish him and teach him your ways. I already see a change for the better with my daughter and son-in-law’s faith.


3. Colleen Roberts, June 29, 2009:

   

   May God welcome you with warm open arms. May he erase the tears and pain this cruel world has made you endure. You were an idol in my eyes. Now my only prayer for you is for you to see \The Man in the Mirror\ for what he truly is a beautiful,caring and loving man. Thank you MJJ for a lifetime of wonderful memories. You are now free of all physical and emotional pain so spread those new wings and fly high. You will never be forgotten. .MJJ