Joan's cancer walk
Our neighbor Mike, a 39 year old man who adored his wife and twin infant girls, died of a heart attack last night. We visited his widow as she was surrounded by her family. Hard to know what to do when there's nothing you can do, but we showed up, expressed our sorrow and our willingness to be of support if needed.
Joan also signed up for a walk in support of cancer research, as part of a team from her temple, Temple Ner Tamid of Peabody. If you'd like to support her efforts, you're welcome to use this widget. Nothing much you can do in the face of death but pray, live each moment with awareness, and love 'till you've loved it away.
Joan also signed up for a walk in support of cancer research, as part of a team from her temple, Temple Ner Tamid of Peabody. If you'd like to support her efforts, you're welcome to use this widget. Nothing much you can do in the face of death but pray, live each moment with awareness, and love 'till you've loved it away.
posted by Bob Franke | 5:12 PM
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I'm a middle school music teacher and am looking for information on how you came to write The Great Storm is Over". My Beginning Boys' Chorus sings it as a warm-up often, and they enjoy it. How did Peter, Paul, and Mary come to hear and record it? My guys have to report on many of the pieces we sing, and we can't locate any information other than liner notes from the "In These Times" CD. Thank you,
Peg Hutson - Visalia, CA
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