This is Hawkeye at the first hospital stop after the accident.      While jumping a mountain bike on a ramp in Colorado      the front wheel came off while he was in the air.  When      the forks landed and stuck in the ground his face took the      full blunt of the ground after the crash.  The helmet saved      him from broken bones and worse.      This is Hawk after he woke up (about 4:30 am) from surgery       by a plastic surgeon the night of the accident.  They rebuilt part       of his nose and chin, reattached his bottom lip, used 30 stitches      and wired his front four teeth through his gums to a bar.       This is Hawk playing with mom's ibook.        Ashton still came over to see Hawkeye.       This is Hawk about 3 weeks after the accident.       (Although, this picture is reveresed.)       He started playing his trumpet after about seven weeks.       This is very good since in July his band and trumpet teachers       didn't think he would ever be able to play the trumpet again.       Hawk is now in Valley's Jazz Orchestra but has yet to regain       his former level.   When the scare tissue in his lip leaves he       may have full recovery.  God is good. The night of the accident Paul was the only family member close enough to help.  He showed up at the first hospital to help decide what should be done.  Before things got too serious Paul had to have a photo taken and lighten the mood.  Hawk says he was smiling in this picture.