Wife of Nicholas Bright, aged 32.
Beloved son, husband, father, brother, and friend. He is missed every day
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Patricia Simpson
10 years ago
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I lost my husband, Martin Simpson, on PanAm103 and was very happy to be invited to pose for Suse. I'm a member of PanAm 103 Families and feel it would be very appropriate for the mourning sculptures to be permanently installed on the Syracuse University campus.
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Elizabeth Philipps
10 years ago
Our daughter Sarah was one of the Syracuse students killed on PA 103. Suse's majestic and moving sculpture would be suitably placed on the Syracuse campus.
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Julia Murney
10 years ago
I was in London w/SU that semester & have been fortunate enough to see Dark Elegy in person. It is tremendous & would be an important addition to the campus.
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Marian Michnowicz
10 years ago
Very dear friends of mine lost their beautiful daughter as a result of the unspeakable evil act of the bombing of PanAm 103. We must never forget and Dark Elegy is a powerful reminder of the pain and suffering these horrible acts inflict. God bless all the victims and their brave families.
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Rev. Alan Neal
10 years ago
As the Rector of All Saints Episcopal Ch. Lockerbie on Dec 21 1988 The Lord used me to minister to many victims families. I still have contact with a number of families. I am happy to support this petition.
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Stephanie Bernstein
10 years ago
My husband, Michael S. Bernstein, was killed in the Pan Am 103 bombing. It would be so meaningful for me to have Dark Elegy find a permanent home at Syracuse University.
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Carol King Eckersley
10 years ago
Mother of Kenneth John Bissett
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Richard Mack
10 years ago
Because Syracuse University lost so many souls and has become the resting place for the archives of this act of terrorism it is a very fitting place for these sculptures to find a permanent home. May Peace Prevail.
Richard Mack,
Brother of William Mack, Flt 103
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nancy mcshane
10 years ago
Wendy Lincoln was my godchild. Her mother Shirley was my cousin. She recently passed away.I believe she would want this at SU. That's why I'm signing the petition.
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Tracy Golpoor
10 years ago
This would be a wonderful setting for the sculptures.
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Dorothy Dornstein
10 years ago
Step-mother of David Dornstein.
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John Mitka
10 years ago
This would be an appropriate place for this momument.
Thank you
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Helene Wise
10 years ago
a powerful and moving work...what better site for a permanent installation than the university so many victims attended?
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Babette Hollister
10 years ago
Mother of Katharine Augusta Hollister, student at U. of Rochester
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Vanessa St.Oegger-Menn
10 years ago
As an alumna of Syracuse University, I am honored to sign this petition and to support the permanent installation of Suse Lowenstein's moving work on the Syracuse campus.
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Susan Kosmowski Ford
10 years ago
What a perfect place for Dark Elegy.
Widow of Gregory Kosmowski
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Felicia Tiu-Laurel
10 years ago
I feel like because the remembrance scholarship program and the monument in front of HOL exists SU would be the most logical place to permanently install this sculpture. Given Maxwell's reputation as a leader in the field of public policy and international relations and the university's dedication to remembering the victims this would be a powerful and profound piece to have on SU GROUNDS.
Wife of Nicholas Bright, aged 32. Beloved son, husband, father, brother, and friend. He is missed every day
I lost my husband, Martin Simpson, on PanAm103 and was very happy to be invited to pose for Suse. I'm a member of PanAm 103 Families and feel it would be very appropriate for the mourning sculptures to be permanently installed on the Syracuse University campus.
Our daughter Sarah was one of the Syracuse students killed on PA 103. Suse's majestic and moving sculpture would be suitably placed on the Syracuse campus.
I was in London w/SU that semester & have been fortunate enough to see Dark Elegy in person. It is tremendous & would be an important addition to the campus.
Very dear friends of mine lost their beautiful daughter as a result of the unspeakable evil act of the bombing of PanAm 103. We must never forget and Dark Elegy is a powerful reminder of the pain and suffering these horrible acts inflict. God bless all the victims and their brave families.
As the Rector of All Saints Episcopal Ch. Lockerbie on Dec 21 1988 The Lord used me to minister to many victims families. I still have contact with a number of families. I am happy to support this petition.
My husband, Michael S. Bernstein, was killed in the Pan Am 103 bombing. It would be so meaningful for me to have Dark Elegy find a permanent home at Syracuse University.
Mother of Kenneth John Bissett
Because Syracuse University lost so many souls and has become the resting place for the archives of this act of terrorism it is a very fitting place for these sculptures to find a permanent home. May Peace Prevail. Richard Mack, Brother of William Mack, Flt 103
Wendy Lincoln was my godchild. Her mother Shirley was my cousin. She recently passed away.I believe she would want this at SU. That's why I'm signing the petition.
This would be a wonderful setting for the sculptures.
Step-mother of David Dornstein.
This would be an appropriate place for this momument. Thank you
a powerful and moving work...what better site for a permanent installation than the university so many victims attended?
Mother of Katharine Augusta Hollister, student at U. of Rochester
As an alumna of Syracuse University, I am honored to sign this petition and to support the permanent installation of Suse Lowenstein's moving work on the Syracuse campus.
What a perfect place for Dark Elegy. Widow of Gregory Kosmowski
I feel like because the remembrance scholarship program and the monument in front of HOL exists SU would be the most logical place to permanently install this sculpture. Given Maxwell's reputation as a leader in the field of public policy and international relations and the university's dedication to remembering the victims this would be a powerful and profound piece to have on SU GROUNDS.
keep it in su
Something that would change SU's campus.