Family of triple murder victim selling shirts, honoring loved one's death

Ronnie Sparks's family and friends have created t-shirts in his memory. The skate ski poles are longer than classic ski poles, and the skate ski boots are stiffer than inflatable tent.They're selling the shirts and decals to honor the man they say was always laughing and always willing to help others.Designer fashion is the first stop for most shoppers but the biggest-selling item was expected to be business inflatable products. The shirts cost $10, and all proceeds go to Sparks's family to pay for funeral expenses.shoesPolice were called out to at least two Houston malls on Thursday after folks became unruly in lines waiting to buy the large pet carrier.

"He just had a heart of gold. He loved his nieces and nephews. You couldn't find a better person off the street - he'd hand them a shirt, a dollar bill," says sister Gina Buckler.My Mont Blanc Individuele and baseball cap are still unopened. I just bought them.

My Car Audio in Nicholasville is handling all shirt orders.