Condolence: I was very saddened to read this. I just watched a movie, "Two Brothers" with my youngest daughter and remember Shane's mom, saying Jaret and Niah (two older boys) should watch it. I imagined it was because Shane and Forrest watched it together, but not sure. I realize this is almost four years after Shane has passed away, but the Zimmardi's are among my favorite families. I can remember Shane FULL of energy moving around like a firebrand and never wanting to stop. I know he was a good little brother and a great big brother and imagine an even better uncle. I lost my own little brother many Mays ago (May of 1994) and it doesn't get much easier. I do believe that Shane was chosen to be in your family for a reason and while 20 years is far too short a time on the planet, it was time well spent. Your family is in my prayers.

Condolence: Hello, I dont know Shane's family and I only knew Shane a short period, maybe a year...or so. I was an intrern at the youth program he attended at S.K. Discovery school. As I am fr. sweden we would often talk about europe and how much he wanted to travel. He was at that time dating a Dutch girl and was planning to go to Netherlands. Iam so glad and proud of him to hear that he made his dreams true. : ) He had alot of positive energy around him and very polite and helpfull. I am so sad for the loss. The world need more 'Shane's to Shine. God Bless you all.

Condolence: Shane you did burn bright and climb far, always first to jump and last to leave the fun. The years of watching you grow were a priviledge I enjoyed and now knowing where your final jump landed soothes my soul, as I cry over the tragic leap. I send hugs and prayers to all your family and know that you watch over them eagerly from beside The Lord.