I knew a person on that flight, she sang with her sisters for Christmas
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Denise Nolan
11 years ago
I too was a student at the time and I have never forgotten my fellow college mates. God bless them and their families
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Rachel
11 years ago
I remember this installation from my childhood and would love to see it back on SU campus!
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Heather Carey
11 years ago
hope it makes it to SU!
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Karey Sabol
11 years ago
This is a sad and beautiful reminder of our global interconnectedness.
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Anonymous
11 years ago
Good luck finding a permanent home for this beautiful, but sad reminder of the impact of terrorism on the loved ones of the victims.
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MyKellann Maloney
11 years ago
I grew up in Syracuse, and this event hit all of us very hard. I was in middle school/high school at the time and the tragedy felt very close - I think of those families and students more often than I ever thought I would as 15 year old processing the news for the first time. As a mother this statue also hits home - and should be on SU's campus.
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Jeremy Samuelson
11 years ago
Dark Elegy is the most moving and thought provoking piece of art I have encountered. It is critical that this important work find a home at Syracuse as means of healing, remembering, and, to the extent that it is ever possible, understanding the impacts of terrorism.
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Lucinda DiLeo
11 years ago
Bring the sculpture to Syracuse Univ.
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Missy Gluckmann
11 years ago
In memory of Theo Cohen and all who passed because of terrorism.
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Michele Cox
11 years ago
I was scheduled for this flight just a few days later. Very sad and personal.
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Lauren Hannah
11 years ago
I was really moved by this work of art
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Allison Villali
11 years ago
Syracuse campus is where this should be.
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Louis Pietig
11 years ago
A sad but necessary reminder and Art that communicates and connects
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Shannon Murphy-Alterman
11 years ago
I've had the honor of seeing this in person many times. It is a powerful tribute and should be made available for all to experience and reflect on.
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Victoria Miles
11 years ago
Great cause <3
Remberance Sholar 2015
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Leo Wong
11 years ago
This is exactly what SU needs to educate students about its history.
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Mitch Messinger
11 years ago
Syracuse classes of 1992 and 1993
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Hailey Temple
11 years ago
Please give this beautifully solemn work of art a home at Syracuse U.
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Francine Graham
11 years ago
please have on permanent display at Syracuse University.
I knew a person on that flight, she sang with her sisters for Christmas
I too was a student at the time and I have never forgotten my fellow college mates. God bless them and their families
I remember this installation from my childhood and would love to see it back on SU campus!
hope it makes it to SU!
This is a sad and beautiful reminder of our global interconnectedness.
Good luck finding a permanent home for this beautiful, but sad reminder of the impact of terrorism on the loved ones of the victims.
I grew up in Syracuse, and this event hit all of us very hard. I was in middle school/high school at the time and the tragedy felt very close - I think of those families and students more often than I ever thought I would as 15 year old processing the news for the first time. As a mother this statue also hits home - and should be on SU's campus.
Dark Elegy is the most moving and thought provoking piece of art I have encountered. It is critical that this important work find a home at Syracuse as means of healing, remembering, and, to the extent that it is ever possible, understanding the impacts of terrorism.
Bring the sculpture to Syracuse Univ.
In memory of Theo Cohen and all who passed because of terrorism.
I was scheduled for this flight just a few days later. Very sad and personal.
I was really moved by this work of art
Syracuse campus is where this should be.
A sad but necessary reminder and Art that communicates and connects
I've had the honor of seeing this in person many times. It is a powerful tribute and should be made available for all to experience and reflect on.
Great cause <3 Remberance Sholar 2015
This is exactly what SU needs to educate students about its history.
Syracuse classes of 1992 and 1993
Please give this beautifully solemn work of art a home at Syracuse U.
please have on permanent display at Syracuse University.