During the time that this great work has been seeking a permanent home, the definition of terrorism has expanded. May the mothers of the world circle and bring down those that aim to tear our children from us. This work is needed now, more than ever.
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Maria Turner
4 years ago
Alex was a classmate at WMMHS. This important memorial should have a permanent home.
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Richard Dunne
5 years ago
I feel strongly that this superb and unique sculpture must have a permanent home having once been a very close friend.
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Sally L Sprinkle
5 years ago
I saw this sculpture in person in front of Morristown NJ's municipal bldg . Its beauty, impact and universality stunned me and stays with me.
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diane burkhardt
5 years ago
We visited with Suse a few years ago when my boys and I were in Montauk. She let us into her studio, what a gift. I was able to see pictures of my SU classmates...what a beautiful tribute
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Kimberle Strasser
5 years ago
SU would be the perfect spot for Dark Elegy.
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John Reina
6 years ago
My Sister, Jocelyn Kimberly Reina was a Flight Attendant on P.A.103 I am proud to sign this petition.
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Diane DiPino
7 years ago
Beautiful!
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Deborah Herholtz
8 years ago
Bring dark elegy home to Syracuse please
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Caroline Stevenson
8 years ago
I have just recently seen this petition and don't know its status. My son was one of the Syracuse students killed on Dec. 21, 1988. I hope this amazing exhibit will find a home at Syracuse University.
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Garth D. Gallagher
8 years ago
Dark Elegy definitely needs a home.
Syracuse University is the best place for it.
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Nancy K Nee
8 years ago
As a 9/11 sister, also affected by Terrorism, I hope that Dark Elegy finds a permanent public location for the world to see and remember.
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Barbara J Richardson
9 years ago
I would be please to visit SU to view it . Thank you
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John Kienzle
9 years ago
It needs a home.
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Jill McCracken
9 years ago
This needs to be-- it is long overdue. None of us is unphased by terrorism.
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Franklin Potter
9 years ago
I grew up with one of the victims on Benton Rd in Marcy, NY her name was Suzanne Meoska, I hope I spelt her last name right, she was a very beautiful girl and sadly missed, I remember when I was 10-12 year's old I took her bike off her front lawn because mine had a flat tire, yes I returned it after riding it.
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Donald Carcone
10 years ago
Give it a permanent home.
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Shari Hutchison
10 years ago
SU class of 89; in memory of my friend, Steven Boland.
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James Freund
10 years ago
A tremendously powerful, moving, and important work for all time.
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Jordan cooper
10 years ago
Very beautiful concept behind this very powerful idea I love it and pray for all those who have been affected by all situations like pan am 103 god bless
During the time that this great work has been seeking a permanent home, the definition of terrorism has expanded. May the mothers of the world circle and bring down those that aim to tear our children from us. This work is needed now, more than ever.
Alex was a classmate at WMMHS. This important memorial should have a permanent home.
I feel strongly that this superb and unique sculpture must have a permanent home having once been a very close friend.
I saw this sculpture in person in front of Morristown NJ's municipal bldg . Its beauty, impact and universality stunned me and stays with me.
We visited with Suse a few years ago when my boys and I were in Montauk. She let us into her studio, what a gift. I was able to see pictures of my SU classmates...what a beautiful tribute
SU would be the perfect spot for Dark Elegy.
My Sister, Jocelyn Kimberly Reina was a Flight Attendant on P.A.103 I am proud to sign this petition.
Beautiful!
Bring dark elegy home to Syracuse please
I have just recently seen this petition and don't know its status. My son was one of the Syracuse students killed on Dec. 21, 1988. I hope this amazing exhibit will find a home at Syracuse University.
Dark Elegy definitely needs a home. Syracuse University is the best place for it.
As a 9/11 sister, also affected by Terrorism, I hope that Dark Elegy finds a permanent public location for the world to see and remember.
I would be please to visit SU to view it . Thank you
It needs a home.
This needs to be-- it is long overdue. None of us is unphased by terrorism.
I grew up with one of the victims on Benton Rd in Marcy, NY her name was Suzanne Meoska, I hope I spelt her last name right, she was a very beautiful girl and sadly missed, I remember when I was 10-12 year's old I took her bike off her front lawn because mine had a flat tire, yes I returned it after riding it.
Give it a permanent home.
SU class of 89; in memory of my friend, Steven Boland.
A tremendously powerful, moving, and important work for all time.
Very beautiful concept behind this very powerful idea I love it and pray for all those who have been affected by all situations like pan am 103 god bless