My heart aches for Cassie and her Family. I can't imagine what everyone there went through and is still going through. I have a 17 year old, driving for 5 months now. He was in an accident, hit a parked vehicle while delivering food (his first job). He wasn't injured, but that scared him tremendously. I have a dear friend who's Niece, 17 years old, died while a passenger in the back seat of her friend's car, wearing her seat belt. The car was "t-boned" and struck the passenger back side of the car. It is horrific and yes the driver and other passengers had their seat belts on but the driver who hit them, didn't! But, no matter what, seat belts should always be worn! What you are doing, helping others & making people so aware of the importance of wearing a seat beat is so heartwarming and so needed. May God Bless You and your entire family. And God Bless Cassie!

My heart goes out to you for the loss of such a beautiful girl. I lost a wonderful friend 4 years ago February in a tragic, senseless accident that most likely could have been prevented. You're doing a wonderful thing by spreading this message in her honor. I will "Click it for Cassie".

My 13 year old daughter was assigned a paper on The 5 People You Meet in Heaven - she chose Cassie as one of her 5. She wanted her to know the impact she has had on so many lives and how every time she clicks her belt she thinks of her...amazing, beautiful girl, so sad she is gone...how many lives her death will save. Never in vain. God Bless her and the family.

i have 5 people so far that i gratuated with in high school who pasted away from not wearing a seat belt people just don't understand how dangous that it is and all that seat belt can do for you alot of my friends say it cool going wit out one but i tell them how are you going to be cool to your friends if your six feet under i have friends under the age of 15 - 20 that died from that now i have a daughter and a son and husband and the frist thing we do is put our seat belt on before we pull out of the drive way and people usally unsap their seatbelt because their almost home but my friend died 2 blocks from her house so plz everybody click that seatbelt not for me but for my friend cassie and ur safety just think of ur family and wat it will be like if u make the wrong chose may all my prays be wit yall and god bless and i will put cassie on my pray list at church.

i am sorry to cassie really

I have seen signs all over my town, New Canaan, saying CLICK IT FOR CASSIE. At first, I didn't know what it meant. I thought it was a mental dissabilities program. I searched it up and was surprised at what I saw. I am sure Cassie had a wonderful life and is sorry that one mistake she made cost her her life. I am so sorry and I hope Cassie will always be in your hearts. Happy Holidays,
M.M.

I have a 19 year old daughter and I can't imagine my life without her. God bless you for all you are doing to prevent this tragedy from happening to other families. I will spread the word with my bumper sticker.

hi, i don't know any of you but i would just like to say that i'm so sorry for the lost of your loved one.I lost my 2 best friends in a car accident. My heart is with you.

I TOO HAVE A DAUGHTER CASSIE WHOM I ALMOST LOST 3 YEARS AGO WHEN SHE TOTALED HER CAR TALKING ON HER CELL PHONE
THANK GOD SHE HAS RECOVERED THROUGH A TREMENDOUS AMOUNT OF HARD WORK ANS COURAGE ON HER PART. I JOIN YOU IN YOUR CRUSADE FOR SEAT BELTS AND AM RABID ABOUT CELL PHONES IN CARS HANDS FREE OR NOT ALTHOUGH MY CASSIE SURVIVED I FEEL FOR YOUR AS THERE ARE MANY DAYS I STILL CLENCH AT THE FACT I ALMOST LOST HER
GOOD LUCK

I just found Cassie page and saw her pictures. She was so beautiful,like an angel. My thoughts are with her family and her because I'm sure she was an amazing kid.
With love Ivana.

I just wanted to say, as a dear friend of the Grellas, that I have my Click it For Cassie bumper sticker on my back windshield, and every time I turn on my car and look in my rear view mirror, I'm reminded to put my seat belt on. The awareness that you have raised is incomparable to anything else, and I feel its only right to help spread the awareness.

chelsea-- i miss you and hope all is well. this is my first time seeing this website.. looking through all of the pictures made me smile and cry. i didnt know cassie, but if she was anything like her sister, she must have been an awesome person. i pray for you and your family and wish you the best xoxo

Thank you Mr.Geary for sharing the tragic loss of your daughter in order to save the lives of others.We often see the unfortunate accident scenes,but not the faces of those lost.Our prayers and condolences.

my Mother is Jane Kellogg. She has loaned me her car for a bit, and it has a click it for Cassie sticker on it. She made me promise not to take the sticker off. I drive the car a lot, and I hope that lots of people see the sticker, and drive more carefully. I didn't know Cassie, but I think about her a lot when I'm driving. I have a 4 year old daughter, and the picture of Cassie sitting on your dog reminds me of my daughter. Sooooo Cute. You are so lucky to have her and all her memories. I hope you are doing well, and just want you to know that you are welcome again anytime at my Mom's house in Ri.

Regards,
Charley

Hi - I wrote a blog on The Connected Citizen about your event for Click it for Cassie.

http://theconnectedcitizen.wordpress.com/

Please let me know if you have any other events and I will be happy to write about them and publicize on The Connected Citizen website (coming soon).

Thank you for all of your work!