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Category Archives: Responses
Profile Response: Paul E. Fallon, Cambridge MA
“Riding your bicycle fifty miles a day is not difficult. The trick is to do it every day. Discipline and organization are the only real skills I have.” Paul Fallon got on his bicycle in May of 2015 with … Continue reading
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Tagged Bicycle Touring, Bird on a Wire, How will we live tomorrow, Leonard Cohen, Paul E Fallon
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Profile Response: Evan Wilhelm and Conor McBride, Wakulla FL
This is the final of four posts profiling Floridians affected by restorative justice. Correctional Institutions in the state of Florida are named after their locale, however ironic. Evan Wilhelm began his twenty-year sentence for manslaughter at Century. Conor McBride was … Continue reading
Profile Response: Darlene and Robert Wilhelm, Ponte Vedra Beach FL
This is the third of four posts profiling Floridians affected by restorative justice. The case of Evan Wilhelm contains eerie parallels to Conor McBride, and revealing lessons of the potential, and pitfalls, of restorative justice. Evan was a junior at … Continue reading
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Tagged Ashley Cowie, assault rifle, Bob Wihelm, Darlene Wilhelm, Evan Wilhelm, FSU, Lambda Chi Alpha
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Profile Response: Kate and Andy Grosmaire, Tallahassee FL
This is the second of four posts profiling Floridians affected by restorative justice. “Forgiveness is not a pardon. Forgiveness is not reconciliation. You own me a debt you cannot pay, but I’m not collecting the debt.” I knew Andy and … Continue reading
Profile Response: Julie and Michael McBride, Tallahassee FL
This is the first of four posts profiling Floridians affected by restorative justice. The social graciousness of an evening with the Grosmaire and McBride families is so perfect; it’s like stepping into a Douglas Sirk movie. Kate provided the venue. … Continue reading
Profiel Response: Aiden Sewall – Fayetteville AR
Aiden Sewall studied graphic design at John Brown University in Siloam Springs, but has spent his adult life in education and missionary service. He taught English for five years in Vietnam, then two years in Cambodia. In Dubai Aiden worked … Continue reading
Profile Response: Jacqueline and Crunch Stepp St Augustine FL
I have met my totem spirit on this trip: Eskimo, an eight-year-old dog. When Eskimo lived with Jackie and Crunch Stepp on their boat a few years ago, he got hit by a truck on US 1, broke his … Continue reading
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Tagged communal living, Crunch Stepp, Jackie Stepp, River's Edge Marina, St Augustine FL
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Profile Response: Bonne Bernau, Gainesville FL
“Tall women playing volleyball get a lot of attention.” Bone Bernau, Florida State PhD student in Art Education, got plenty of attention back in December of 1994 when she was invited to play a Sunday game in Tallahassee. Alan noticed … Continue reading
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Tagged Bonne Bernau, cancer survivor, Gainesville FL, Harn Art Museum
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Profile Response: Michael Cooper, CEO Weems Memorial Hospital, Apalachicola FL
One of the most unique projects of my architectural career was a replacement facility for Weems Memorial Hospital, a hospital near the mouth of the Apalachicola River at the tip of Florida’s Big Bend. Six years after our initial concept … Continue reading
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Tagged Apalachicola FL, Critical Access Hospital, Mike Cooper, Weems Memorial Hospital
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Profile Response: Adam Collier, Panama City FL
Before Adam Collier took me out on the town and introduced me to the Bacchanalian delights of Ms. Newby’s bar, we leafed through The Universe, a super-size coffee table book of photos of our galaxy and beyond. Adam purchased the … Continue reading
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Tagged Adam Collier, Cosmos, Ms. Newby's, NAVSEA, navy divers, Panama City Beach FL, Panama City FL
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