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Robin Williams Statue on the 'Good Will Hunting' Bench

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Anonymous
2 years ago

This needs to happen!

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Katie
2 years ago

Miss you Robin Williams... I have a high respect for Matt Damon for suggesting this. The idea brought me to tears... of course I'll sign the petition

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Kasey Reidy
2 years ago

This would mean everything and more. Good Will Hunting is THE best Boston movie and such a beautiful representation of who we are. Robin Williams gives such an incredible performance and his contribution to society through his gift deserved recognition and a space to provide those who wish to visit a safe space to come to him for comfort. ❤️

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FRANK SCALA
2 years ago

Live in Boston and this would be a great tribute to a great man.

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Britney Sandau
2 years ago

What a wonderful idea for such a wonderful man!

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Barbara Schlesier
2 years ago

An honor to the late Robin Williams

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Jeanne A Crawford
2 years ago

He was the best

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Fred Bythrow
2 years ago

This should have been done a long time ago

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Britney Tarantino
2 years ago

Absolute Must

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Dawn and David La Lama
2 years ago

We are behind Matt Damon on this! A great tribute.

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Heidi
2 years ago

Fantastic idea! Let’s get this done!!

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Despina Karakasidis
2 years ago

I am more than proud to sign this petition. I admire and respect Matt Damon for wanting this. What a truly wonderful and heartfelt way to honor the wonderfully talented Robin Williams! I am one of his fans who loved him and will truly miss him!

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Anonymous
2 years ago

Great idea

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David Angelov
2 years ago

Robbin makes me happy. I will surely sit with him and make him happy too

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Joshua Stephens
2 years ago

Patch Adams is still one of my faves and shaped who I am today

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Audrey Renee Darnall
2 years ago

Brilliant

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Julia Canchola
2 years ago

Beautiful human being

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Theresa Sajedian
2 years ago

A statue of Robin Williams on that particular bench would be quite fitting. Not only is it an iconic movie set in Boston, but Mr. Williams was a wonderful human.

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Deborah Nicholson
2 years ago Featured

there is absolutely no reason NOT to allow this public art project given his gifts, and the fact suicide ended his life. We all need to be reminded of the fragility of mental health, and the gift of laughter to heal us.

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Joseph William Schenkenfelder
2 years ago

YES!!