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FUSW will always be part of my life. The red bud tree Annie and I planted the Spring after he died is a celebration of Bernard’s life at FUSW. I feel part of it although not as active as we were.
Wishing you continued reaching out of support by all who have entered the doors of the Society in restoring its place in society working for justice, equity and peace for all. Lovingly, Maria Harris
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How do you move a memorial garden? A commemorative tree? What do I do with the memories contained inside these walls, the view out of the window behind the pulpit? I picture children running in the hallways, and then I picture our hymnals floating in 4 feet of water - and my grief seems to float with them.
A part of me says it’s wrong to feel sad about a place; that it’s not a human being. But still. |
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