Inspiration:
Due to my sister Christine’s death, I realized the physical pain and depression one endures and the absolute agony of grief. How people
expect you to pull yourself together and “Get over it.” But the reality is, that healing can only occur one small step at a time. One needs
to formulate a daily personal plan in order to reach a state, whereby you are once again operating at your full potential. The sadness never
leaves you, but you are able to manage your sadness and resume your place in society. Thus said, if you are unable to find a way to deal
with your grief, shrouded in depression, the rest of your life is spent being afraid, angry, resentful, and suspicious. Your wonderful loveliness that you brought into the world at birth is lost. Click here for the full abstract
ROS
Kathleen Tonnesen, Creator and Producer, ROS Concert Series
Dave Rouleau, Dave's Custom Metalworks, 604 552 9423, Sculpture Fabrication
Louis Louw, Release of Souls
Architectural Designer
Structural Engineer, Brian Lytton of Peak Engineering Ltd.
Finish Carpenter Stephen Malacko, Maji Enterprises
Engraver Alan Ceresney of Engraver's Express Engraver Femmie, Ramak's Trophy House
How Art Heals, Robert Genn Weekly Newsletter
Administrator Dave Constable for Artist Canada online ROS Article
Selflessness WORLD MEMORIAL Museum Centerpiece
by Robert Landry
American Grace
Painting by Las Vegas Firefighter/EMT Allan Albaitis with Fire Art
Reflections
By Vancouver Fire Fighter Jim Nedelak, 604-536-9810
Charcoal painting of Captain Patrick J. Brown, biography and purchase
The Other Heroes
Painting by Fay Lindrooth, mother of Captain Lindrooth, UNITED AIRLINES
ART for Healing NYC
Loren Ellis Founder
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