1996: JonBenet with her friends from High Peaks Elementary.
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1996: JonBenet with her friends from High Peaks Elementary.
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Happy 33rd Heavenly BDay Johnnie Bee!!!
Happy 28th birthday to a little girl who deserved the whole world that was robbed from her. On December 25th, 1996, Christmas Day, a child’s favorite day of the entire year, JonBenet Ramsey was murdered in the basement of her Boulder Colorado home. She was 6 years old. It was the last Christmas she would ever see. She would never see another birthday, another trip to the park, the first day of 1st grade, a high school prom, her first job, getting married, having children of her own. She would always be a child, never to have the opportunity to be anything more. She is loved by her family and friends endlessly, even now, nearly 22 years after her death.
Quote is from Star Wars. Picture credit goes to all original owners and of course the Ramsey family.
1994: The Ramsey family celebrating Thanksgiving in Atlanta.
Christmas 1993: JonBenet and Burke
JonBenet Patricia Ramsey
August 6th, 1990 - December 25th, 1996
“JonBenet was a loving, beautiful little girl with so much life in her and with so much to offer to the world. She would have made a beautiful beauty queen, a wonderful mother and loving wife, a great career lady, an attorney, a doctor, an accountant, and so it goes. What would she been or would have become?” - Pamela Archuleta, a family friend.
John Ramsey always remembered his youngest daughter as an outgoing, lively little girl who wasn’t shy about speaking her mind. Years after JonBenet’s death, he shared this memory in an interview while reminiscing about a recent gathering with friends. As the men lit up cigars, memories of his daughter came rushing back, reminding him how, during celebrations, JonBenet would quickly scold him if she caught him enjoying a smoke.
“I could never smoke a cigar or have a beer around her,” John recalled with a grin. “She’d always tell me, ‘Dad, that’s not good for you.’ I just smiled.”
“She was an energetic and very outgoing kid. I remember her as a bit of a tomboy and hanging out with Burke and his friends and the boys in the neighborhood. What a fun child, the spark in the family." - John Andrew Ramsey, JonBenet's brother