In Memoriam

On July 2, 2016, I am very sad that teacher, husband, father, grandfather Elie Wiesel died in Manhattan. Public memorial hall will be announced at a later date. Those who are commemorating him can make charitable donations, including support for the activities of the Elie Wiesel Foundation's Israel Children and the Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation.

Marion Wessel said: "My husband is a fighter, he fought in memory of the 6 million Jews who lost their lives in the Holocaust, he fought for Israel. He was innocent The most important thing for him regardless of race or belief is to teach innumerable students who have attended college classes.

Elisha Wiesel said: "My father voice to the president and the prime minister when the problem on the world stage felt it needed to take action, but the people who knew him in private life were always others Had a privilege to experience the gentleman who is interested in the quiet voice of his godly people make himself better I listen to this voice for the rest of my life , And I wish to continue winning the unconditional love and trust he always shows to me.

Now, we are faced with a huge humanitarian crisis in so-called "Christianity". Because the name of the same religion does not prove or claim to copy religion in bondage commemorating him. In memory, many people protect text and religious freedom in the tomb of Jesus Christ, not in Christ, but in love, justice and peace, in the flow of fresh body of Christ. The church is a nation and a group. There is no building in every corner, but it is in every heart of people who regard him as eternal salvation and eternal love. There is no burden on memory, but it is fortunate. If you want to know what life is in the body of Christ we are moving, you must first see the Four Gospels of the Bible.

Welcome to the monthly collection of Americana legend, Memoriam. Normally, the giants are commemorated in that field and other giants are replaced with historical footnotes. In Memoriam, we focus on influential musicians disappearing from collective consciousness. This month, Walter "fur" Lewis. I first heard Walter "like fur" Lewis, I am 29 years old and I live in Portland, Oregon. The record is Shake'Em On Down. This is the culmination of his 1961 Bruceville meeting. At that time, I had a foolish idea that there are many similarities in the Pacific Northwest and the Southern part. I am exploring old music and acoustic blues and are trying to tie it into my life. Regional relevance is now ridiculous, but my intention is very good.