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Sara A. Smithson to Mary Edwards Walker
No full textCorrespondence from Sara A. Smithson to Mary Edwards Walker regarding a visit to see Mr. Harltey's ill son. 1 letter
Stephen H. Lashley, (1887-1965), purchased by Mrs. Sara Lashley on December 13, 1965.
No full textDocuments regarding the double headstone for Stephen H. Lashley, (1887-1965), buried with Sara Lashley, (1887), purchased by Mrs. Sara Lashley. The marker was placed at Memorial Park Cemetery, Lot 167-168, Section 29 in Sylvania, Ohio
Sara B. Loop, (1878-1961), purchased by Mr. Alan B. Loop on October 24, 1961.
No full textDocuments regarding the headstone for Sara B. Loop, (1878-1961), purchased by Mr. Alan B. Loop. The marker was placed at Woodlawn Cemetery, Lot 200B, Section 29 in Toledo, Ohio. The stone is Duplicate of Wallace W. Loop and made of Barre Granite with blown duplicate letters
Sara Kate Cole in a Scholars Day Recital
No full textFor Scholars Day, mezzo-soprano Sara Kate Cole, accompanied by pianist Phyllis Walker, performed Killer Instinct from Bring It On, written by Tom Kitt, Lin-Manuel Miranda, and Amanda Green
Florette by A. Walker
No full textWalker, Anna. Florette. Illustrated by Anna Walker, Clarion Books, 2018.
Written and illustrated by Anna Walker, this picture book’s fresh, beautiful watercolour images match the joyful feeling this story will leave you with. Follow Florette on her quest through a sterile city to find a garden in place of the one she left behind in her family’s move. Not only did she leave behind a garden filled with apple trees and butterflies but also all her friends and fun adventures. Find out how Florette navigates this new world and finds joy in her own way not only for herself, but for everyone around her.
This book compels readers to consider the world surrounding them and what it might be missing. Its illustrations emphasize the stark difference in feeling between the man-made and natural worlds while suggesting a beautiful way to combine the two. The text is simple and expanded upon using emotive pictures, making this book an easy, satisfying read for young and old readers alike.
Although Florette does not openly talk about her feelings, we can observe the loneliness that follows the character in this new city surrounded by packing boxes and concrete. This book would resonate with any child who has felt that loneliness in any sense of the word and offers an easy solution of seeking out those things that bring us joy.
A beautiful fusion of friendship and nature, open this book and watch something meaningful grow.
Recommended: 3 out of 4 starsReviewer: Sara Petrunia
Sara Petrunia is a University of Alberta undergraduate student excited to use literature in her future elementary classrooms. When she is not preoccupied with her studies, Sara is busy working as a hairdresser or enjoying a trip somewhere far away
Interview with Lee Walker
Full text linkLee Walker talks about his job in the Knox County Soil and Water Conservation Districthttps://digital.kenyon.edu/lak_interviews/1032/thumbnail.jp
Colors 2008
No full textCONTENTS
Monday, Carolyn Smillie 2;
Frivolous Frigidity, Ryan Pfeiffer 3;
Picture Me Silently / Tired Retreat, Sara Walker 4;
Wilted, Angel Martinez 5;
Letter to the Editor, Nikolas Griffith 6;
Goldilocks says I’m just right, Sara Walker 8;
Puddles, Anne Gottschalk 9;
Section 2, "I Held My Breath and Watched" 11;
The Custodian, Kevin Jam 12;
I Hope Mikey Likes This, Nathan Brehe 13;
The perfect passionate poses give rise, Alyssa Chatfield 14;
The Garage, James Buscher 15;
Obachan, Adam Zollo 22;
Goodbye y’all, Bill Lovelady 23;
That One Damn Kid, Phillip Quinn 24;
Freudian Slip, Briana Wipf 25;
When They Were More Important, Virginia Reeves 26;
The Small Place, Andrew Stark 28;
Adam, Alyssa Chatfield 31;
Home on the Range, Sara Walker 32;
Fate, Loren Graham 34;
Frontline, Bill Lovelady 36;
A tint and A tone, Nathan Brehe 37;
The Voice of Guns, James Bushcer 38;
Of Martyrs and Saints, Nikolas Griffith 39;
The Draft Gives Cold Feet, Alexis Graman 40;
Sunday Shopper, Nathan Brene 42;
Good Night, Sleep Tight, Lucas Christenson 43;
Section 4, "Landing too Far, but Falling Short" 51;
Don’t Discover Worlds of Wonder, Drew Riley 52;
Spring Runoff, James Buscher 53;
Skinning, Loren Graham 54;
Scaring Away The Gulls, Chris Mattix 55;
All About the Moon, Emily Stueven 56;
Hard Tail, Boomer Gragert 57;
Bounden In a Bond, Drew Riley 58
Colors 2007
No full textCONTENTS
Foraging, Sam Ellis 2;
Transmutation, Aaron Delman 3;
Frosted Pines, Christy Marchetti 4;
Deer Encounter, Phil Quinn 5;
Pond, Carolyn Smillie 6;
Dark Dreamscapes, Carolyn Smillie 7;
Lullaby and Goodnight, Bill Lovelady 9;
Faded Leaves, Janna Tomsheck 10;
Sonnet Written After Watching a Man Die, Drew Riley 11;
Swinging, Sara Walker 12;
Black Thunder, Katy Heitstuman 14;
Love, Your Ex, Sara Walker 16;
Infidelity, Loren Graham 17;
Homeopathy, Loren Graham 18;
A Definition, Christy Marchetti 19;
Spotlight, Andrew Stark 20;
Dire Sport, Ryan Pfeiffer 25;
girl, Andrew Stark 26;
Kisses Past, David M. Gerke 27;
The F Word, David M. Gerke 29;
For an anniversary, Bill Lovelady 30;
Macrame, Christy Goll 32;
Right-Hand Girl, Janna Tomsheck 33;
Perfection Resolved, James Buscher 43;
Hard Life, BQ 44;
Driven, Randy Hussey 46;
An Unlikely Hero, Nathan Brehe 47;
Revelation Arizona, Kevin Jam 54;
An Evangelical Wraith, Nathan Brehe 55;
Another optimist, Bill Lovelady 56;
Darkening Sky, Janna Tomsheck 57;
Two Poems Detailing my Idolatry, Drew Riley 58
Sara Adrianna Walker
Full text linkSara_Adrianna_Walker.pdf - Funeral program for Sara Adrianna Walkerhttps://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/willowhillheritage-obituaries/10999/thumbnail.jp
Walker, Sara Florella
No full textBody cremated. Theoran Walker - husbandhttps://stars.library.ucf.edu/cfm-ch-memoranda-1941/1344/thumbnail.jp
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