The words pumper Wade Dooley wrote in a column 11 years ago come back to me every time we experience another tragedy of a child falling into a septic tank and dying or being seriously hurt.
It happened again last fall in Jacksonville, Florida, when a 4-year-old boy, Amari Harley, fell into an unsecured septic tank and drowned while playing in a public park. It was similar scenario in 2007 when 3-year-old Loic J.M. Rogers fell into a tank in Kalispell, Montana, prompting Dooley to write letters to newspapers across the state, warning of this danger.
How many times do we have
