The latest from The New Orleans Agenda by Vincent Sylvain.
(republished with the expressed permission of Vincent Sylvain.)
email: vincent@sylvainsolutions.com
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“REMEMBERING KATRINA OBSERVANCE”
AUGUST 21 -29, 2006
NEW ORLEANS, LA -- The New Orleans Agenda is pleased to provide our readers with a comprehensive list of most of the public "REMEMBERING KATRINA OBSERVANCE" events scheduled for New Orleans from Monday, August 21 - Tuesday, August 29, 2006. We call particular attention to the events organized by the African American Leadership Project (AALP) and its supporting organizations, the New Orleans City Council and the City of New Orleans.
We join the AALP in their guiding principles for these remembrance to; 1) honor the loss of life and the risks taken to save others 2) identify and understand the mistakes that were made and 3) affirm hope in a future based on justice and equity, liberation and reconciliation.. We invite all citizens and persons of good will to join us in a solemn, reflective and sober Citizens and People’s Remembrance of the devastating events that forever changed all of our lives. We hope that all of the planned events will help everyone to learn, critique, be healed and affirm hope for the future. We urge your participation and support all of the Observances sponsored by Community groups, the New Orleans City Council, and the City of New Orleans..
We bring special attention to the New Orleans City Council announcement that they are asking families of the victims who perished during Hurricane Katrina to submit a small photo of the deceased that would be displayed during the commemoration period and be permanently housed at the New Orleans Public Library. In Loving Memory: The Hurricane Katrina Memorial Photo Collection is just one of a series of activities the City Council will present for the community to observe August 29.
“Our citizens are still mourning the loss of family, friends, and home,” said Council President Oliver Thomas. “These activities are designed to assist the community in remembering this day with proper perspective.”
Family members and friends are invited to submit a photograph no larger than 4 inches by 6 inches and a short essay about their loved ones. The photographs and essays can be mailed to the New Orleans Post Office in care of Daisy C. Comeaux, District Communications Director, 701 Loyola Avenue Room 10024, New Orleans, Louisiana 70113-9802. All photographs received by Thursday, August 24 will be included in the display.
Monday, August 21, 2006
8:30 to 9:00 AM EDT / Live on C-Span / U.S. Senator Mary Landrieu
U.S. Senator Mary Landrieu will on Monday, August 21, 2006 be appearing on C-Span’s Washington Journal program, broadcasting live from New Orleans. She will discuss the progress made and the great work still to be done now a year after Hurricanes Katrina and Rita and the devastating levee breaks that followed.
Tuesday, August 22, 2006
Report Card on the performance of the U.S. Corps of Engineers / Levees.org / U.S. Representative Bobby Jindal
To release a report card on the performance of the U.S. Corps of Engineers since August 29, 2005/Hurricane Katrina and to release a commemorative poster made from photos of flag- draped flooded homes. For more information please contact Sandy Rosenthal (504) 616-5159, or email: sandy@levees.org
Location: Poydras Street Courtyard of Hale Bogg's Building, Magazine at Poydras in downtown New Orleans. Time: TBA
Wednesday, August 23, 2006
10:00 AM / 7-City Gulf South Listening Sessions Bus Tour Kick- off / National Coalition on Black Civic Participation’s Black Women’s Roundtable
The 7-City Listening Sessions Tour entitled “Hear Me Now! Reflections One Year After Katrina-Rita” commemorates the one-year anniversary of the disaster in the Gulf South Region caused by Hurricanes Katrina and Rita. Speakers include Melanie L. Campbell, Executive Director & CEO of the NCBCP, and current star of TV’s “Divorce Court,” and Mississippi native, Judge Mablean Ephriam, among other women leaders and supporters representing Alabama, Louisiana and Mississippi.
Where: Loews Hotel, 300 Poydras Street, Downtown New Orleans
Friday, August 25, 2006
8:30 AM / “New Orleans One Year Forward: The City Council’s View.” / Councilmember Stacy Head, Chair
A presentation by New Orleans demographer Greg Rigamer highlighting the progress New Orleans has made during the last year. Representatives of various industry segments including the port, oil and gas, banking, real estate, tourism, and preservation will respond. The Council’s five district council members will report the progress in their neighborhoods.
Location: Gallier Hall, St. Charles Avenue
7:00 - 9:30 PM / A NATIONAL DIALOGUE; “KATRINA AND ITS MEANING FOR BLACK AMERICANS AND THE NATION” / AALP
• Marc Morial - President & CEO, National Urban League
• Dr. Ron Daniels - President, Institute of the Black World 21st Century
• Dr. Julianne Malveaux - President & CEO, Last Word Productions, Inc
• Honorable Cynthia Willard-Lewis – New Orleans City Council, District E
• Minister Robert Muhammad - Regional Minister, Southwest Region, Nation of Islam
• Melanie Campbell – Executive Director & CEO, National Coalition for Black Civic Participation
• William “Bill” Lucey – President, Coalition of Black Trade Unionists
• Mtangulizi Sanyika – Spokesperson, African American Leadership Project
Location: McDonough 35 High School Auditorium, 1331 Kerlerec St., New Orleans, La.
Saturday, August 26, 2006
12:00 noon - 2:30 PM / “HANDS AROUND THE DOME” / AALP
A ceremony which includes a Umoja Circle around the Superdome and March to the Convention Center in Memory of the Lives Lost to Katrina as well as a tribute to the many who risked their lives to save others. During the ceremony, AALP will read the names aloud of victims from New Orleans, light a candle in their honor, display their picture, offer a prayer and acknowledge the family.
TRUMPET TRIBUTE - A trumpet tribute of “Amazing Grace” led by New Orleans trumpeters:
• Marlon Jordan
• James “Satchmo” Andrews,
• Troy "Trombone Shorty" Andrews
• Kermitt Ruffins
• Mark Chatters
Location: Louisiana Superdome, Gate “A” Plaza Level, Poydras Street, NOLA
2:30 – 4:00 PM / SOLEMN MARCH FROM THE SUPERDOME TO THE CONVENTATION CENTER / AALP
Louisiana Superdome to the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center. Route will run from Poydras Street to Convention Center Blvd., ending at the GNO Bridge approach.
Location: Starting at Gate A, Louisiana Superdome
2:00 – 5:00 PM / “THE CHILDREN’S VILLAGE of HEALING - Nuturing What Eyes Have Seen and Ears Have Heard” / City Councilmember Cynthia Hedge-Morrell, Chair
The New Orleans City Council iinvite the youth of New Orleans to participate in “the Children’s Village of Healing – Nuturing What Eyes Have Seen and Ears Have Heard” at Duncan Plaza, across from City Hall. Children will express their feelings through arts – painting, poetry, dance and creative writing. Artist Dixie Moore will lead the children through a Katrina mural project. Author Laverne Dunn will lead a creative writing workshop.
Many community organizations that serve children will be providing informational materials and children’s activities. They include Children’s Hospital, Agenda for Children, the Parenting Center, the Children’s Museum, Total Community Action, Healthy Start, the Umoja Committee, the New Orleans Public Schools Homeless Education Program, the Children’s Defense Fund, the state Department of Social Services Office of Family Support, O. Perry Walker, the Ashe Cultural Arts Center and the Greater New Orleans Chapter of the Louisiana Association for the Education of Young Children.
4:30 – 7:00 PM / POST MARCH REFRESHMENTS AND DISCUSSION / International Human Rights Issues: The United Nations Report on Katrina / AALP
Monique Hardin, Reverend Lois DeJean, Nelson Johnson, Bill Quigley, Dan Buford, and Ernest Jones.
Location: Ashe Cultural Arts Center, 1712 O.C. Haley Blvd., New Orleans, La.
8:30 PM / "A Candelight Ceremony for Katrina Victims" / City Councilmember James Carter, Chair
at Algiers Point, Councilman James Carter will sponsor “A Candlelight Ceremony for Katrina Victims” at which a candle will be lit for each person who died.
Location: Algiers Point
Sunday, August 27, 2006
1:00 PM / Lower Ninth Ward Neighborhood Memorial Tribute & Monument Dedication / City Councilmember Cynthia Willard-Lewis, Chair
Councilmember Cynthia Willard Lewis and the Lower Ninth Ward Neighborhood Council will present “A Memorial Tribute to the Victims of Hurricane Katrina.” Members of the LNWNC will hold a memorial dedication at Claiborne Avenue and Tennessee Street.
• (11:45 AM - 1:00 PM) NAACP President/CEO Bruce S. Gordon, America’s Second Harvest President/CEO Vicki B. Escarra, and Louisiana State Rep. Charmine L. Marchand, will walk through the Lower Nine community of New Orleans to talk with families about recovery efforts in section of the city hardest hit by Katrina. The walking tour will conclude with participation in the Memorial Tribute & Monument Dedication to Honor the Victims of Hurricane Katrina.
3:00 PM / GOSPEL CONCERT; ONE NEW ORLEANS MASS CHIOR / Host, Mayor C. Ray Nagin & 1st Lady Seletha Nagin
The Gospel Concert will reflect on the destruction of Hurricane Katrina, honor the survivors and memorialize the lives that were lost in the catastrophic hurricane through songs of praise and worship. The concert will encourage healing and renewal among the people of the great City of New Orleans as well as the region. The concert will feature a performance by the One New Orleans Mass Choir and other gospel artists. The One New Orleans Mass Choir is a diverse collection of local gospel choral talent.
Location: Morial Convention Center, 2nd Floor, Hall H, 900 Convention Center Blvd.
4:30 PM / WHITE BUFFALO DAY AND KATRINA OBSERVANCE / Drums of Healing and Mardi Gras Indians
Featuring the “Katrina Sounds and Songs” of Cyril Neville, AALP Award recipient. This observance is sponsored by the White Buffalo Day Committee.
Location: Congo Square, Louis Armstrong Park, North Rampart Street & St. Peters Street
6:00 – 8:30 PM / NAACP Gulf Coast Advocacy Center Town Hall Meeting
Town Hall meeting in the grand ballroom of the Xavier University Student Center. Panel discussion with Rev. Michael Eric Dyson serving as moderator. Participants include NAACP President/CEO Bruce Gordon, America’s Second Harvest President/CEO Vicki B. Escarra, New Orleans Council President Oliver Thomas, State Sen. Diana Bajoie, Xavier University President Dr. Norman Francis, Loyola University Professor Bill Quigley, and other invited elected officials and policy makers. The panel will take audience questions and discuss the redevelopment of the city and what has and has not been accomplished in the past year.
Location: Xavier University, Student Center, 1 Drexel Drive, New Orleans, La.
6:30 – 8:30 PM / ECUMENICAL & INTERFAITH WORSHIP SERVICE / Watson Teaching Ministries / AALP
Presiding:
• Reverend Tom Watson, Watson Teaching Ministries
• Reverend Nina Bryant-Sanyika, Berean Presbyterian Church
Special Guests:
• Members of the U.S. Congressional Delegation
Where: Watson Teaching Ministries, 4400 St Charles Avenue, New Orleans, La.
Monday, August 28, 2006
11:00 AM – 1:00 PM / Survivors Village: Media exclusive 'Reality Check' of New Orleans public housing / Public Housing Residents
Survivors Village is a tent city which has been pitched outside of New Orleans St. Bernard Public Housing Development since June 2006 in protest of the continued closure of public housing and plans to destroy 5,000 units in the housing-strapped city of New Orleans. Public housing residents will host a media exclusive tour which will give reporters a rare opportunity to hear about the struggles for the residents in public housing to rebuild their lives and communities
Location: RSVP required, please email survivorsvillage@gmail.com.
7:00 - 9:30 PM / 1st ANNUAL AALP KATRINA LECTURE SERIES; “WHAT HAPPENED TO THE LEVEES?” / AALP
• Dr. Alan Colon - Chair, African World Studies, Dillard University.
• Dr. Michael Eric Dyson - Author of "Come Hell or High Water."
• Dr. Ivan Van Heerden – Author of “The Storm” and Deputy Director of the LSU Hurricane Research Center.
Location: Xavier University, 1 Drexel Drive, Science Building, Science Lecture Hall, Room 105, New Orleans, LA 70125
7:00 PM / Psalms of David and John Coltrane’s “A Love Supreme” / St. Augustine Katrina Commemoration
The Psalms of David and John Coltrane’s music from the “A Love Supreme” compilation will be the inspiration for a musical program that is part of Katrina Anniversary commemoration observances. A special gathering of musicians and community will mark the event. The New Imperial Orchestra, the Panorama Jazz Band, the Fruits of the Spirit Singers, and the St. Augustine Musicians and Choir will be joined by other special guests in this performance.
Psalm text will serve as inspiration and as vocalization for compositions written, arranged, and conducted by vocalist/guitarist, Esquizito. Vocalist Brenda Harris, Psalm Cantor for St. Augustine Church, will join Esquizito. Various styles of New Orleans sound including gospel, traditional and contemporary jazz, blues, R&B, funk, and soul will be utilized during this concert. Offering to help defray expenses is appreciated.
Location: St. Augustine Church, 1210 Gov. Nicholls Street, New Orleans, La.
Tuesday, August 29, 2006
9:38 AM / “SIMULTANEOUS WREATH LAYING CEROMONIES” / New Orleans City Council
At 9:38 a.m. each Councilmember will lay a wreath in one the most devastated neighborhoods in his or her district.
10:30 AM / “A PLACE OF REMEMBRANCE” / City Councilmember Oliver Thomas, Chair
At 10:30 a.m. Mayor Nagin joins Council President Oliver Thomas and members of the New Orleans City Council in dedicating a granite monument titled, “A Place of Remembrance,” at the Mississippi River Heritage Park in remembrance of the victims of Hurricane Katrina.
Location: the 1100 block of Convention Center Boulevard.
For more information call the New Orleans City Council Office at 504-658-1000.
10:00 AM / “THE GREAT FLOOD COMMEMORATIVE MARCH” / The People’s Hurricane Relief Fund
March from the Lower 9th Ward to Congo Square in Louis Armstrong Park. This observance is sponsored by The People’s Hurricane Relief Fund and other community groups.
Location: Assemble at Jordan Avenue and North Galvez.
11:30 AM / COMMON GROUND 2nd LINE / Common Ground
2nd Line March from the Louisiana Superdome to Congo Square in Louis Armstrong Park. This observance is sponsored by Common Ground and other community groups.
Where: Assemble at the Louisiana Superdome, Poydras Street Entrance.
12:00 noon / CITYWIDE INTERFAITH SERVICE / ERNEST N. MORIAL CONVENTION CENTER – Hall H, 2nd Floor / CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
National, state, and local leaders will reflect and offer inspirational words of encouragement at the Citywide Interfaith Service. Clergy from various religious backgrounds will offer scriptural readings and prayer. Bishop G.E. Patterson, Presiding Bishop of the Church of God In Christ Inc. and Pastor of Temple of Deliverance Church of God In Christ in Memphis, Tennessee, will deliver the Keynote Address.
2:00 PM / ONE NEW ORLEANS PROCESSION / ERNEST N. MORIAL CONVENTION CENTER / CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
The Traditional New Orleans Jazz Funeral Procession will be a 1.5 mile march, led by Lieutenant General Russel L. Honoré, from the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center to the Louisiana Superdome. The procession will include first responders, national, state and local elected officials, dignitaries, jazz musicians and the community at large.
The traditional jazz funeral procession will honor first responders and the victims of Hurricane Katrina.
A traditional New Orleans Jazz Funeral is a musical tribute honoring the passing of noted members of the community. This cultural ceremony is distinguished by an assemblage of musicians, usually featuring several brass band elements who stage a procession. The procession begins with the playing of the dirge, a slow, mournful, solemn tempo that expresses a somber respect for the deceased. At a certain point, the procession picks up the tempo and energy in celebration of the positive accomplishments of the individual and an acknowledgement of his or her zest for life.
Location: Morial Convention Center, 900 Convention Center Blvd.,
6:30 - 9:30 PM / AALP CLOSING EVENT: LET THE CIRCLE BE UNBROKEN
1 Premier of Minister Farrakhan and The Final Call’s DVD, “Unmasking New Orleans.”
2 Town Hall Meeting on “The Future of the City.”
Location: Ashe Cultural Arts Center, 1712 O.C. Haley Blvd., New Orleans, La.
3 Perspectives on “A Fitting Katrina Memorial.”
4 Closiing Ceremony
For more information about AALP programs, contact the AALP Chair, Mrs Gail Glapion, or the Project Manager, Mtangulizi Sanyika at 504-242-8353, e- mail: wazuri@aol.com
7:00 PM / SAINT LOUIS CATHEDRAL INTERFAITH PRAYER SERVICE / Bell Ringing Follows
Members of twelve (12) faiths, including Catholic, Jewish, Muslim and Hindu will participate in this service. The Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra will perform in Jackson Square from 8:00-8:55, and at 8:55, the Katrina bell will be rung to commemorate the lives lost in Katrina. Contact Margaret Dubuisson, 504.592-5691/905-1070 or mdubuisson@archdiocese-no.org for more information.
Where: St. Louis Cathedral on Jackson Square (French Quarter).
CPR/Loyola Conference in New Orleans August 25-26: Katrina Consequences: What Has the Government Learned One Year Later?’
NEW ORLEANS, LA -- One year after Katrina, what progress has been made toward protecting New Orleans from future hurricanes? What must be done to restore the health of Gulf Coast wetlands so that they can protect New Orleans in the future? Is it inevitable that the devastation of such natural disasters disproportionately affects minorities and the poor? What systemic problems led to the Army Corps of Engineers’ failure to construct adequate levees, and how can those problems be corrected? What has been done in the year since Katrina to improve emergency response, and what work remains? These and other questions will be the subject of a two-day conference in New Orleans, sponsored by the Center for Progressive Reform and Loyola’s Center for Environmental Law and Land Use on August 25 and 26. Media are invited to attend.
The conference begins on the morning of the 25th with a series of four panel discussions on various aspects of the issue. Panels run throughout the day. Conferees reconvene on the morning of the 26th for a tour of flood-damaged New Orleans. The conference is organized by Loyola University New Orleans Professor of Law Robert R.M. Verchick, a member of the board of the Center for Progressive Reform.
The Conference is sponsored by the Center for Progressive Reform and the Center for Environmental Law and Land Use at Loyola University New Orleans, featuring scholars and community leaders. It will be held at Loyola University New Orleans, College of Law, Broadway Campus, 526 Pine Street, New Orleans, LA 70118, Room 308. When: Breakfast Speaker on August 25 at 9:00 am. Panels run through 5:00pm. Tour of New Orleans on August 26, Leaving from Holy Name Church, Loyola University at 9:00am (tour not open to public).
Conference participants include: Troy Constance, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers; Monique M. Edwards, Louisiana Department of Natural Resources; Dan Farber, U.C. Berkeley School of Law (Boalt Hall); Sheila Foster (CPR), Fordham University School of Law; Robert L. Glicksman (CPR), University of Kansas School of Law; David J. Gottlieb (CPR) University of Kansas School of Law; Oliver A. Houck, Tulane University School of Law; John Lovett, Loyola University New Orleans College of Law; Thomas O. McGarity (CPR President), University of Texas Law School; Luz Molina, Loyola University New Orleans College of Law; Reverend Vien thé Nguyen, pastor of Mary Queen of Vietnam Catholic Church and a leader of the Vietnamese community in eastern New Orleans; Erik Olson, National Resources Defense Council; Mark Schleifstein, Times-Picayune; Christopher Schroeder (CPR), Duke University School of Law; Sidney A. Shapiro (CPR), Wake Forest University School of Law; Laura Steinberg, Southern Methodist University School of Engineering; Wilma Subra, Chair of NEJAC's Katrina committee; Joe Tomain (CPR), University of Cincinnati College of Law; Bill Quigley, Loyola University New Orleans College of Law; Robert R.M. Verchick (CPR), Loyola University New Orleans College of Law.
Media can register for the conference by contacting Matthew Freeman at mfreeman@progressivereform.org, or at 301-762- 8980. For complete conference schedules, visit CPR’s website, www.progressivereform.org. In the wake of Katrina, CPR published an extensive examination of how irresponsible policy choices and other government failures had badly exacerbated the impact of the storm. An Unnatural Disaster: The Aftermath of Hurricane Katrina and other information about CPR and its work is available at www.progressivereform.org.
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Katrina Meetings
Lower Ninth Ward Homeowners Association -- TBA, Holy Angeles Academy, 3500 St. Claude Avenue. For more information email Percy Marchand at Marchandprinting@aol.com. This week's topic: TBA
Lake Bullard Homeowners Association - Contact LBHA Preseident Darryll Ingram via email at Lakebullard@aol.com
• LAKE BULLARD CLEAN UP DAY
• SATURDAY, AUGUST 26, 2006
• 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
• WE WILL HAVE HAMBURGERS AND HOTDOGS AFTERWARDS!
Broadmoor Improvement Association -- My name is Eusi Phillips, I can be reached via email at ep32@aol.com, or via phone at 504-452-4809.
Lake Willow Homeowners Association -- For updates please contact Dawn Hebert at 504-875- 0352.
Pontilly Neighborhood Association -- Contact Brian DeJan at 504-638-7999. /b> Please visit www.Pontilly.com for more information. The next Pontilly Collaborative meeting is scheduled for TBA.
First Pilgrims Baptist Church -- For more information, call (504) 944-0825 or (504) 884-0829. Rev. Eugene M. Mitchell is the Pastor of First Pilgrims Baptist Church.
Terrytown Civic Association -- Should you have a matter of immediate concern, contact Hank at 504-362-3111 OR 504-234-3885 or SEND HIM EMAIL AT TerrytownT@aol.com
Fauberg Homeowners Improvement Association (FHIA - Louis Prima/Lake Forest) -- Next meeting TBA - contact Debbie Leon (504) 427-1147. Email address: fhiacommunity@hotmail.com OR website: www.xanga.com/fhia
Gentilly Heights/Vascoville Neighborhood Watch Association -- G. Hawkins may be contacted at 504/914-0602
Hynes School PTO -- Hynes PTO will hold our organizational meeting on Monday, July 31, 6-8 pm, in Room 165 of the Business Building on the UNO Campus. The agenda will cover many topics, including volunteers, bookstore, fundraising, planning committees and elections. Please e-mail or call Cyndi Cramer, cyndicramer@yahoo.com, 504-701-4706 or 504-833-9788.
Hollygrove Neighbors -- Neighborhood Planning District 3 – Hollygrove/Dixon Meeting
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• Night Out Against Crime - Tuesday August 1, 2006 Conrad Park (Hamilton St., between Olive & Edinburgh St.) 5:30-7:30 pm
• Hollygrove Neighbors General Meeting - Saturday August 19, 12:00 noon Xavier University Center, Room 205
• Hollygrove Clean-Ups - Saturday July 29 & Sat. August 26 6:00AM-9:00 AM
Visit Hollygrove Neighbors on the web at : http://www.neighborhoodlink.com/neworleans/hollygro ve/ or EMAIL us at www.hollygroveneighbors@yahoo.com or Call Carol 504-339-8691 or Pam 504-610-9678
Lower Gentilly Neighborhood Development Association -- Neighborhood Planning Meeting, Tuesday, August 15th, 6:00 - 8:00 PM, UNO Business Department, Room 211, Contact: Lemona Chandler, LGNDA President at 504-949-4183.
Central City Renaissance Alliance -- monthly community planning meeting for Central City will be held Saturday, August 19, 2006 at 2020 Jackson Ave. (Philip St. entrance) from 2pm to 4pm . Contact Audrey Browder at 581-5301.
Central City Partnership -- monthly meeting for residents and organizations in Central City will be on Friday, August 25, 2006 from 1pm to 2:30pm at 2020 Jackson SAve. Contact Audrey Browder at 213- 0118 and see www.centralcitypartnership.org
Katrina Related Deaths - Let's Not Forget
Mrs Melba Sylvain, 80's / Mr. Donald Adams, 70's /Mrs. Evelyn Comeaux, age 84 / Ethel Mae Robertson, age 84 / Thelma Jeff, age 89 / Rosa B King, age 95 / Evelyn Geissler Doran Burns, age 97 / Mrs. Jean W. Griffin, age 77 / Edward "Sheby" Kimbrough, age 70's / Mother Estelle Berryman James, age 87 / Charles Jones / Mrs. Swanier Jones / Mildred Hambrick Randolph / Laura Stevenson, age 70's / Anthony Atiim Jones, Sr., age 32 / George "Georgie" Poche, age 89 / Ronald G. Baptist, Sr., age 69 / Octavia T. H. Morrison, age 87 / Austin Leslie, age 71 / Irvin Mayfield, Sr. / Sister Francis, age 67 / Cecile Alexis / Joan Blackwell / Carolyn Blunt / Frank Elijah Caliste / Alfred J Gourrier, Sr., age 92 / Gregory Lucas, age 48 / Eustis Guillement, Sr., age 92 / Louise T. Lewis, age 75 / William S. Porter, age 73 /
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