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AMANDA MORGAN AND PETER DOLCH
Peter: We were on the plane from Tuesday until about midday on Wednesday. Our daughter, Kyra, then about 18 months, was having a blast, just walking up and down. But for us, it was just a few days short of eternity.
Amanda: I remember walking into the Pentecostal church, and when the volunteers saw we had an infant, they immediately said, "What do you need?" Before I knew it—honestly, I don't think we'd been in that church ten minutes—there was a private room set up in the back. They were setting up a crib. And then they whisked us off to Trevor and Susan's house [see p. 16 for related story].

September 9, 2002 issue
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One year after: Prayerful hope
Bill Dawley
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letters
with contributions from Carolyn Osborne, Stephanie Ventimiglia, Dorothy Colkitt, Patricia Edwards, Margo C. Mathis
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items of interest
with contributions from Matt Kelley, Kimberly Ridley
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What I learned IN THE PENTAGON COURTYARD
By Janet Horton
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A reporter's notebook
By Marilyn C. Jones, Sentinel staff
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CLAUDE ELLIOTT, MAYOR OF GANDER, AND HIS WIFE, GERRI
Claude Elliott, Gerri Elliott
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AMANDA MORGAN AND PETER DOLCH
Amanda Morgan, Peter Dolch
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GUY GULLICK
Guy Gullick
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SHAWN WOODFORD LEWISPORTE TOWN MANAGER
Shawn Woodford
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'In the Light of Memory'
By Kim Shippey Sentinel staff
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THE MINISTRY CONTINUES
By Marilyn C. Jones, Sentinel staff
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WALKING the TALK
By Nancy Martin
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Why we are NOT helpless
By Barbara Vining Contributing editor
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I'm living a new way
By Chris Meyer
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Songs toward paradise now
By Tony Lobl
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Looking back, looking forward
By Channing Walker
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Grassroots eradication of prejudice
Gloria Harrison
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A walk toward peace and healing
Hazel Joynes
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The 26th idea
John Selover