Memorials are happening around the country in December, 2020 in Vancouver, Washington to “commemorate the lives of the mothers, fathers, sons or daughters who died on the streets or in emergency shelters from illness or conditions directly related to their homelessness,” Friends of the Carpenter said in a news release in Vancouver.
“This a solemn event, a remembrance of those who had little in material terms to call their own. This is our chance to honor them and give thanks for their time on earth,” executive director Tom Iberle said in the release. “We must continue to speak out about the struggles of those who experience homelessness and poverty. As a community, we must all work together to expand effective solutions and build a truly just society for all persons.”
Published in The Columbian, Vancouver, Washington on December 26, 2020.
“This a solemn event, a remembrance of those who had little in material terms to call their own. This is our chance to honor them and give thanks for their time on earth,” executive director Tom Iberle said in the release. “We must continue to speak out about the struggles of those who experience homelessness and poverty. As a community, we must all work together to expand effective solutions and build a truly just society for all persons.”
Published in The Columbian, Vancouver, Washington on December 26, 2020.
Memorials are happening around the country in December, 2020 in Vancouver, Washington to “commemorate the lives of the mothers, fathers, sons or daughters who died on the streets or in emergency shelters from illness or conditions directly related to their homelessness,” Friends of the Carpenter said in a news release in Vancouver.
“This a solemn event, a remembrance of those who had little in material terms to call their own. This is our chance to honor them and give thanks for their time on earth,” executive director Tom Iberle said in the release. “We must continue to speak out about the struggles of those who experience homelessness and poverty. As a community, we must all work together to expand effective solutions and build a truly just society for all persons.”
Published in The Columbian, Vancouver, Washington on December 26, 2020.
“This a solemn event, a remembrance of those who had little in material terms to call their own. This is our chance to honor them and give thanks for their time on earth,” executive director Tom Iberle said in the release. “We must continue to speak out about the struggles of those who experience homelessness and poverty. As a community, we must all work together to expand effective solutions and build a truly just society for all persons.”
Published in The Columbian, Vancouver, Washington on December 26, 2020.
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