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Who will love me now?
When my mother died seven years ago, I was devastated. Although she'd been ill, I wasn't prepared for her death. Without her, the world felt empty and sad.
My mother and I enjoyed a really great relationship. She always made my brother and me feel unique as individuals, and special to her. She made it clear that she loved us equally, yet in distinctly different ways.
She and I shared a love of reading and travel. We often worked together on sewing and craft projects, and we had a really good time together.
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June 10, 2002 issue
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Valuing spiritual manhood
Dave Hohle
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letters
with contributions from Donald Woodhouse, Barbara J. Larsen, John Brown, Mary E. Baxter, Charlotte Reges
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Items of interest
with contributions from Alfred Lubrano, Risë Birnbaum, Lane Fisher, Tim Folger
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BOYS, MEN, AND SCHOOLS—the search for soulful connection
By Warren Bolon — Sentinel staff
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FATHERS TO SONS: "HERE I AM"
William Pollack
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Rabo meets Barney
By Kim Shippey Sentinel staff
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He was a good boy (A true story)
By Curt Snider
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A letter to my father
By Linda Shaver
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Brinkmanship
Kim Shippey
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Through a spiritual lens—IN MY FATHER'S EYES
Ari Denison
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Helping Andy
By Kathryn Dunton
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Unharmed and FREE of flashbacks
By Stephanie Summerlin
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REDUCING VIOLENCE—BUT HOW?
Hans-Joachim Trapp
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What's 'inevitable' on the terrorist front?
By Channing Walker
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----100 years ago
Sentinel staff with contributions from Thomas Van Ness, [James Russell] Lowell
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Boys will be... men
BY Kay Olson
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How is your thinking today?
David Shields
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Vision corrected, burns healed
Lydia Destefano de Dohring
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Who will love me now?
Barbara Newcomb DeNisi