Jan’s Wind Sculpture Arrives in Cranford!
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The Double Spinner wind sculpture by Lyman Whitaker Wind Sculptures has arrived in Cranford!
The Double Spinner will reflect Jan’s spirit and enthusiasm for life.
It will be the focal point of the Jan Lilien Memorial Triangle Garden in Hanson Park, designed by Carolle Huber Landscape Architecture.
Once the wind blows thru the sculpture, I will hear Jan whispering words of encouragement,
Richard, you are capable, you are strong, and I believe in you.
The timing of the shipping and delivery of the wind sculpture was a reminder that with faith and love, miracles are still possible as God works in mysterious ways.
It shipped from Arizona on the first day of Rosh Hashana and arrived on the afternoon before Yom Kippur.
Now that it has arrived, the Hanson Park Conservancy will work with the contractor to determine the next steps in installing the wind sculpture and completing the garden.
Our family sincerely appreciates Jan’s friends and the Conservancy’s support in making this living memorial a reality.
My love for Jan will never die, and her garden and the Double Spinner will be a beacon to the Cranford community and encourage more people to visit Hanson Park.
The Jan Lilien Education Fund sponsors ongoing sustainability and environmental awareness programs. Gifts made this month; I will match dollar-for-dollar. All donations are tax-deductible.
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Breaking Ground for Jan’s Memorial Garden
It has been only three days since we broke ground on the Jan Lilien Memorial Triangle Garden at Hanson Park. The many friends who joined us for the day helped us with love and support. Over the next few months, we will update the garden's work progress.
