A beautiful sculpture and lovely tribute to all those who were lost. This really belongs at SU. RIP J.P. Flynn
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Sieglinder Mghenyi
10 years ago
Bring the Dark Elergy home.
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Shirley Scott
10 years ago
I am Sally Scott's mother. I am part of Dark Elegy and would love it to be a permanent home of Syracuse University's campus.
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Elizabeth Cotter
10 years ago
The sculpture, which is overpowering, evokes a myriad of thoughts, interpretations, and memories.
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Nicola Grattidge
10 years ago
I will never forget that terrible day and evil act against so many innocent people, one of which I knew. My best friend lost a great love but I cannot express enough how proud of her I am, and that is why I would like to offer my support to her and all the others that lost their lives and for the loved ones left behind.
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Rita Conklin
10 years ago
i approve
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Betty Greene Fallin
10 years ago
Alexander Lowenstein couldn't have chosen a more effective name for the monument.
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Eileen Dzugay
10 years ago
Nice tribute...They should never be forgotten no matter how many generations come through. May they all rest in peace....
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Lori Gach-Delaney
10 years ago
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member of class '89. I knew Alexander Lowenstein and others who perished that day. I have traveled to Lockerbie to visit all the memorial sites.
I have seen Dark Elegy in person in NJ many years ago.
It needs to come home to SU where it belongs.
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Debbie Coleman Rose
10 years ago
What a moving memorial. Syracuse is the perfect place as its permanent residence.
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KATHIE M. DEANDREA
10 years ago
Do the right thing! "Dark Elegy" NEEDS to be permanently placed in Syracuse.
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Nancy Hartmann
10 years ago
I went to SU and remember this tragedy
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Please install this wonderful work of art
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Kirsten York
10 years ago
This tragedy happened my freshman year and my neighbor and dear friend was on the flight. His name was J.P. Flynn. For his sake and to sustain the memory of the other 34 students lost that fateful day, this art needs to find a home at Syracuse.
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Nancy Mertz
10 years ago
For Wendy in memory of Jay and TJ.
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Kim Romola
10 years ago
Heartfelt and amazing sculpture. Thank you Suse and Syracuse University.
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Pam Krombholz
10 years ago
Done!
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Heidi Calcagno
10 years ago
This meaningful sculpture needs a home after so many years and Syracuse University is an ideal site to honor the memory of so many lost. So many grieving mothers, wives, sisters and daughters invested so much time and bared their bodies and souls to be part of this memorial.
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Jason Joly
10 years ago
I'll never forget visiting Lockerbie. The people were so welcoming and shared so many stories about that awful day. Never Forget.
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Cathi Cardone
10 years ago
Please place this sculpture at the University, those lost due to terrorism should be properly memoralized
A beautiful sculpture and lovely tribute to all those who were lost. This really belongs at SU. RIP J.P. Flynn
Bring the Dark Elergy home.
I am Sally Scott's mother. I am part of Dark Elegy and would love it to be a permanent home of Syracuse University's campus.
The sculpture, which is overpowering, evokes a myriad of thoughts, interpretations, and memories.
I will never forget that terrible day and evil act against so many innocent people, one of which I knew. My best friend lost a great love but I cannot express enough how proud of her I am, and that is why I would like to offer my support to her and all the others that lost their lives and for the loved ones left behind.
i approve
Alexander Lowenstein couldn't have chosen a more effective name for the monument.
Nice tribute...They should never be forgotten no matter how many generations come through. May they all rest in peace....
member of class '89. I knew Alexander Lowenstein and others who perished that day. I have traveled to Lockerbie to visit all the memorial sites. I have seen Dark Elegy in person in NJ many years ago. It needs to come home to SU where it belongs.
What a moving memorial. Syracuse is the perfect place as its permanent residence.
Do the right thing! "Dark Elegy" NEEDS to be permanently placed in Syracuse.
I went to SU and remember this tragedy
Please install this wonderful work of art
This tragedy happened my freshman year and my neighbor and dear friend was on the flight. His name was J.P. Flynn. For his sake and to sustain the memory of the other 34 students lost that fateful day, this art needs to find a home at Syracuse.
For Wendy in memory of Jay and TJ.
Heartfelt and amazing sculpture. Thank you Suse and Syracuse University.
Done!
This meaningful sculpture needs a home after so many years and Syracuse University is an ideal site to honor the memory of so many lost. So many grieving mothers, wives, sisters and daughters invested so much time and bared their bodies and souls to be part of this memorial.
I'll never forget visiting Lockerbie. The people were so welcoming and shared so many stories about that awful day. Never Forget.
Please place this sculpture at the University, those lost due to terrorism should be properly memoralized