Memorial Service
As I was walking up to the pedestrian mall, I seen the colorful beams of light shining on the poles of Old Main. I stood there listening to someone speak about the Holocaust and introduced a man. He read us a prayer in Hebrew and then translated it into English. After he was finished speaking, they handed out small candles to light so we could stand and remember the Holocaust survivers. I wish the ceremony was longer. I thought it was going to be more informative about the Holocaust but it was a quick 10 or 15 minutes. The memorial was still meaningful.
-Desiree’
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Frank would be proud. Sometimes a music piece or an event might be just that . . . transitory, like a prayer.