Hard to believe it's been a year. I really thought it would get easier but it doesn't, you just learn to deal it differently I guess.

There have been alot of things happen to me in this last year, things I would never have done had this not happened. Things I never had the courage to do on my own but looking back on the things Neil accomplished made me realize that if I wanted to, I could do whatever I wanted to.

This first thing may seem stupid to some but it's something I've done as long as I can remember; biting my nails. Well I quit!

Second, I made a career change. I moved from a nice quiet local government position where I methodically plodded along, to a management position in the oh so volatile oil and gas industry. Why did it take me so long? Guess I just didn't want to push myself.

I also just became the chapter president of Southeast Texas 4wd club. Me president? Yeah like I would have ever been in that position on my own. I was always content on following along as long as it suited me then moving on to something else.

And yes, I did buy a Jeep. I figured Neil copied me when I got a dirt bike then copied me again when I got a street bike. I thought it about time I try and copy what he did.

Colin

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This website is dedicated to my brother Neil Hepburn who was killed by a drunk driver.

Neil was tragically killed in a head-on collision while on his way home from work. The drunk driver who hit him was driving in excess of 90mph and on the wrong side of HWY 52 in the early morning hours, Sept 7th 2007 in San Diego CA.

The toxicology report showed the drunk drivers BAC was .21 which is almost three times the legal limit in California. If this wasn't bad enough, the drunk driver also had a THC content of 5+ ng/ml meaning she was also high on Marijuana.

Neil was only one exit away from home after working a ten hour shift as a Border Patrol Agent Supervisor.

This website is a repository of media showing the dedication Neil had to family, friends and community. Neil was an exceptional man who accomplished so much and helped so many. I can only hope that the viewers of this site can see what a truly great husband, father, son, brother and friend he was to all.

I miss you Neil, you'll always be my lil bro