The Purple Wind Sculpture!
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The outdoor lighting for the Wind Sculpture in Jan’s Memorial Triangle Garden in Hanson Park has been installed.
Purple was one of Jan’s favorite colors and is also the color of domestic violence prevention.
We have done as much work as possible before the winter. Other plants and a drip irrigation system will be installed next spring.
Carolle Huber Landscape Architecture’s re-imagination of the Hanson Park Triangle has proven to be a design that will bring decades of pleasure to the greater Cranford community.
Jan was and still is the love of my life.
Together we choose to light one candle. Like love, the candle never died and still guides me on my grief journey.
The lyrics for the opening stanza of Light One Candle by Peter, Paul, and Mary.
Light one candle for the Maccabee children
With thanks that their light didn’t die
Light one candle for the pain they endured
When their right to exist was denied
Light one candle for the terrible sacrifice
Justice and freedom demand
But light one candle for the wisdom to know
When the peacemaker’s time is at hand
Jan is still with me, and I know she is happy with the garden, the wind sculpture, and the benches. Our love will never die!
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The Purple Wind Sculpture in Jan’s Garden!
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The Purple Wind Sculpture
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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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Working with the Hanson Park Conservancy, we have taken significant steps in building Jan's Memorial Triangle Garden at Hanson Park including installing the Wind Sculpture.
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