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"A LOVE THAT FORGIVES"
The Sermon Maruee Proclaimed at the 16th Street Baptist Church in Birmingham Alabama on September 15. 1963.
A seeming usual Sunday. However on this day at 10:22 am. Four young girls; three 14 year olds and
one 11 year old were murdered by a bomb planted by members of the Ku Klux Klan. A fifth girl, a survivor,
was blinded in her right eye. Two young boys were also murdered that day in two different locations in the city,
six children lost, all in a single Sunday — a day that moved the conscience of our United States
The Four Spirits
Cynthia D. Morris Wesley
Murdered
Girl Scout, loved reading Sang in the choir, ushered in the church, played piano and clarinet, loved dogs, aspired to be a teacher like her parents.
born: April 30, 1949
Denise McNair
Murdered
Denise wanted to work in the field of social justice
born: November 17, 1951
Addie Mae Collins
Murdered
Loved sports, softball was her favorite, enjoyed helping others
born: April 18, 1949
Carole Rosamond Robertson
Murdered
Girl Scout, straight A student, school band, science club, Jack & Jill of America member
born: April 24, 1949
Virgil Ware
Murdered
While riding on the handle bars as his brother, James Ware, pedaled
born: December 6, 1949
Johnny Robinson
murdered
Shot in his back while leaving a chaotic group of youths by a Birmingham police man
born: 1947
Sarah Collins
Survivor: 5th child
Sarah was found wandering among the concrete stairs, she was blinded in her right eye
Please feel free to sit and rest
As our very welcome guest
And remember those who gave their all
So that you may never have to fall.
Gifted by Ashbourne Branch
Royal British Legion
In memory of 125 men lost from Ashbourne in
The Great War 1914 - 1918
+ 1949 + KEN RENSHAW + 2016 +
THE GLORIOUS GAME
In Memory of David Johnson
2007
Nellie McCann
12/12/1925 - 2/10/2017
One Small Star
☘️
céad míle fáilte
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
ALFRED BUTLER
(ALAN)
1939 - 2009
TREASURED HUSBAND TO JOAN
A ROLE MODEL TO HIS CHILDREN
AND A FRIEND TO EVERYONE
" OUR HEARTS WILL ALWAYS BE TOGETHER "
DEDICATED TO THOSE WHO DIED
DURING THE COURSE OF THEIR WORK
BENCH SPONSORED BY
STAFFORDSHIRE BRANCH OF UNISON - 28 APRIL 2015
Given by Anth and Jen
In loving memory of parents
Claude Merry (1906-1958) and Lil Merry (1907-1985)
In Loving memory of
Eric Merry (1906-1971) and May Merry (1906-1994)
Parents of John and Della
Happy memories of
JAYNE BAILEY
30.5.75 ~ 8.3.08
"She loved to sit here"
IN MEMORY OF
LIZ JOHNSON
29-02-72 TO 02-05-98
WILL ALWAYS BE REMEMBERED
In Memcry of
Roger Frances
1941 - 2000
First, 1st Team Captain
Devoted Family Man
Supporter and Friend
B.R.F.C
Donated by Marine Fabrications Ltd
Workers' Memorial Day 28 April 2008
Bench sponsored by UNISON Staffordshire Branch
Dedicated to the memory of those
who died during the course of their work
STOP AND REST AWHILE
ANDREW ALLAN
GLASGOW
In loving memory of
Peter Ross-Barn
?? June 1928 21 Novemner 1994
MARK LONG FORD
September 2018
In whose memory the church spire was replaced
♡ ♥
1938 ANGELA MAY FELTON 2016
IN MEMORY OF OUR BELOVED RACHAEL.
1963 - 2003
MOM, BETTY & GRANDAD.
IN MEMORY OF
COLLEEN DUKES
WHO LOVED THIS TOWN
LYNNE JANET BURTON
Physiotherapist and Paralympian
1974 - 2008
Her smile was an inspiration